Apple's new Spatial Reframing tool in iOS 27, unveiled at WWDC 2025, aims to transform photography by allowing users to adjust the angle of their images through generative AI. This feature builds on the previous Spatial Photos capability, enabling users to modify their shots without extensive editing skills. Users can select an image, and the iPhone analyzes it, allowing for perspective adjustments. While the tool shows potential, results can vary significantly. For instance, a close-up portrait of a kitten demonstrated minor distortions, while a wider shot of the Colosseum revealed both strengths and weaknesses. Backgrounds can be convincingly filled in, but subjects may suffer from unflattering warps. As the feature is still in beta, users are advised to manage expectations and not rely on it for professional-quality images. Overall, it offers a fun way to enhance personal photos, particularly for social media.