Can one use the iPhone X's (and newer models) infrared camera for photographic purposes?
Photography Asked on July 31, 2021
Apple’s smartphone iPhone X has an infrared camera embedded inside the top of the device:
Can this infrared camera be used for photographic purposes, or it is just used for FaceID?
(I am also curious to know whether or not developers have access to the camera’s data.)
One Answer
According to the (currently only) answer at the recent StackOverflow question, Is it possible to access the infrared camera on iPhone X?,
not via the approved iOS API library calls. But undocumented API should be possible if you guess how to do it.
Correct answer by scottbb on July 31, 2021
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