Centre stage and Portrait modes. (iPad)

ONLY the Centerstage feature is available to your base model, 9th gen iPad and NOT the Portarit ( blurred image background ) mode.

There is NO Portrait image mode for the base model 9th gen iPad. NOT available.

You activate the Centerstage feature in the iPadOS Control Centre drop down panel AFTER you initiate a FaceTime call

Tap the link below.

Use Center Stage on your iPad - Apple Support

Your base model, 9th gen iPad has NO Portrait image mode, at all.

No.

Centerstsge feature is ONLY for Facetime video calls on the front facing camera.

It does not work with the Camera app or with your iPad's rear camera, either.

Your base model iPad has NO Portrait image mode! None.

So forget about that feature. It does NOT exist for your base iPad model.

No.

Sorry.

Portarit mode and the Centerstage feature are ONLY available to the newest 2021 iPad Pro models and ONLY to the front facing cameras in those models ONLY.

Yeah, I understand and know that the 9th gen iPad has those features on the front facing camera ONLY.

I was trying to state, rather badly, that these features are NOT available on any of the rear cameras of ANY of the newest iPad models.

Maybe this feature was updated for other newer iPads in a later iPadOS 15 update for which I am not aware.

If the Portrait mode seems to be working, in the latest, iPadOS 15 update, then great!

Initially, when iPadOS 15 and the 9th gen iPad were first introduced, the Portrait image mode feature was NOT available to this base iPad model.

Try taking a selfie with the front facing camera with camera app, with Portrait OFF, then ON, and let me know if this is working.

Cemterstage feature is STILL ONLY for FaceTime video calls.

Also, NO current iPad models have the Portrait image mode available for use with the rear, back camera.

Centre Stage works with all of the 2021 models of iPad:

• iPad Pro 12.9-inch (5th generation)
• iPad Pro 11-inch (3rd generation)
• iPad (9th generation)
• iPad mini (6th generation)

You can use Centre Stage during a FaceTime call and when you're using other compatible video apps.

Apple never forgets or screws up on the specs of their devices.

If you are seeing some sort of image blur, it is because of the canera's advance calculation digital image panning and scanning of the video movemnets by the Centerstage feature.

Portarit mode is NOT mentioned as a feature for the FaceTime front facing camera.

NO mention of Portrait mode for the 9th gen iPad.

Tap the link below.

iPad 10.2-inch - Technical Specifications - Apple