Abstract: An apparatus comprising: a camera for capturing at least an image; means for processing a sub-portion of the image to identify a plurality of reflections in a human eye; means for associating at least one second group of reflections to a second apparatus; means for controlling rendering of content on at least the second apparatus in dependence upon at least the second group of reflections.

Abstract: Example embodiments relate to an apparatus, method and computer program associated with modification of captured images. The method may comprise capturing images using an under-display camera of an apparatus in which at least some display pixels which overlie a camera sensor are disabled. The method may also detecting at least one predetermined condition and enabling at least some of the disabled display pixels to modify at least part of an image or images being captured, responsive to detecting the at least one predetermined condition.

Abstract: Examples of the disclosure enable image augmentations to be used with images of users wearing head mounted items. In examples of the disclosure an apparatus can be configured to use gaze tracking to determine a location of a user's pupil wherein the user is wearing a head mounted item. The apparatus can also be configured to enable display of an indication of the location of the user's pupil so that the indication is visible on a surface of the head mounted item. The indication is configured to be used for positioning at least one image augmentation for a captured image comprising the user.

Abstract: An apparatus comprising: a first display for displaying a first image; a second display for displaying a second image; a reflection surface configured to reflect the first image displayed on the first display towards a user of the apparatus; means for user adjustment of an angle between the first display and the reflection surface; and a controller configured to adapt the first image displayed on the first display so that it can be viewed via reflection and configured to control display of the first image on the first display and the second image on the second display wherein simultaneous viewing of a reflection of the first image displayed on the first display in the reflection surface and of the second image displayed on the second display creates a combination image.