2024-12-03 20:59:00
Apple’s Instagram profile made a post with the Brazilian Rodrigo Mendesa sportsman with the Parkinson’s diseaseusing the Action modea camera stabilization feature introduced with the iPhones 14.
In its Stories, Apple also posted two other short videos that show the effectiveness of this system in everyday situations in the lives of two Brazilian women who have the same condition, Fernanda Manfredi e Samantha Sobral.
Check out the video with Rodrigo Mendes:
Commissioned by Apple. Rodrigo has been living with tremors in his hands due to Parkinson’s disease for 12 years. With Action mode video stabilization, he can capture his walks while holding the camera in his hand.
“Reaching a goal like this and ultimately being able to capture an image yourself makes a huge difference to me.” #ShotoniPhone by Rodrigo M. @rodcsmendes
As mentioned, Action mode allows you to capture stable videos even when moving; To do this, it combines optical and digital image stabilization to reduce shake and wobble. The feature also allows recording up to 2.8K at 60 frames per second.
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What are the broader implications of Apple’s decision to highlight individuals with Parkinson’s disease using Action Mode?
## Apple Showcases iPhone 14’s Action Mode Benefits for People with Parkinson’s
**Host:** Welcome back to the show. Today we’re going to talk about a really inspiring story about technology and accessibility. Apple recently released a series of Instagram Reels highlighting its new Action Mode feature on the iPhone 14, and they’ve done something truly special by featuring individuals living with Parkinson’s disease. Joining us today to discuss this is Dr. [Insert Name], a neurologist specializing in movement disorders. Dr. [Insert Name], thank you for being here.
**Dr. [Insert Name]:** Thank you for having me.
**Host:** So, for our viewers who may not be familiar, can you tell us a bit about Parkinson’s disease and the challenges it presents in everyday activities?
**Dr. [Insert Name]:** Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder that primarily affects movement. People with Parkinson’s can experience tremors, stiffness, rigidity, and difficulty with balance and coordination. These symptoms can make simple tasks, like walking, eating, and even taking photos, incredibly challenging.
**Host:** Right. And this is where Apple’s new Action Mode comes in. What makes this feature particularly beneficial for people with Parkinson’s?
**Dr. [Insert Name]:** Action Mode is designed to provide incredibly smooth and stable video footage even when the camera is moving a lot. This is revolutionary for people with Parkinson’s because tremors are a common symptom.
**Host:** It’s basically like built-in stabilization for shaky hands, right?
**Dr. [Insert Name]:** Exactly! It allows them to capture videos and memories without the tremor affecting the footage. This opens up possibilities for them to document their lives, share experiences with loved ones, and participate in activities they might have otherwise found difficult.
**Host:** We saw the videos with Rodrigo Mendes, Fernanda Manfredi, and Samantha Sobral. It was truly inspiring to see them using this technology to document their lives. What kind of impact do you think this will have on the Parkinson’s community?
**Dr. [Insert Name]:** I think it’s going to be incredibly empowering. By showcasing individuals with Parkinson’s using technology effectively, Apple is helping to break down stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding the disease. It also highlights the importance of accessibility and inclusivity in technology design.
**Host:** Absolutely. Dr. [Insert Name], thank you so much for shedding light on this important topic and for sharing your expertise with us.
**Dr. [Insert Name]:** It was my pleasure.
