> … to play with the bokeh depth of field f-stops, you have to use an iPhone XS because it depends on the A12’s Neural Engine. An iMac Pro has a more powerful C

> … to play with the bokeh depth of field f-stops, you have to use an iPhone XS because it depends on the A12’s Neural Engine. An iMac Pro has a more powerful CPU than an iPhone XS, but it doesn’t have a Neural Engine, and the bokeh effect depends upon it. This doesn't bode well for anyone who cares about being able to manipulate their photos without being too tied into Apple's ecosystem. I hope that Adobe and the developers of other photo editing programs manage to reverse engineer this.