Grid: Turn on Grid to improve framing and alignment while taking photos. It helps position subjects more accurately and makes it easier to follow the rule of thirds. This simple setting can create cleaner compositions and reduce tilted or poorly balanced shots.
Lens Correction: Enable Lens Correction to make photos from the front and ultra-wide cameras look more natural. The setting can reduce distortion around image edges, especially when photographing buildings, people, or objects close to the frame. It can make images appear cleaner and more balanced.
Macro Control: Use Macro Control to manually manage close-up photography and prevent unwanted automatic lens switching. This gives you greater control when photographing flowers, food, small objects, or detailed subjects. Choosing the right lens can help maintain sharper details and better overall clarity.
Prioritise Faster Shooting: Enable Prioritise Faster Shooting when photographing moving subjects or capturing quick moments. The setting allows the camera to process multiple shots more quickly, which can improve timing when taking photos of children, pets, sports, or fast-moving scenes.
Photographic Styles: Choose a suitable Photographic Style to adjust the tone, warmth, and color of your photos. You can select a style that matches your preference and use it consistently. The right setting can make everyday images look more balanced without requiring extensive editing.
Preserve Settings: Use Preserve Settings to remember your preferred camera controls between shooting sessions. It can preserve options such as camera mode, exposure adjustments, and other controls. This saves time and prevents important settings from unexpectedly resetting when you open the Camera app.
ProRAW: Turn on ProRAW on supported iPhone models when detailed editing is important. ProRAW preserves more image information, giving you greater control over exposure, highlights, shadows, and colors. It is especially useful for photographers who want flexibility while editing photos later.