How To Use The iPhone 11 & 11 Pro Camera Tutorial - Tips, Tricks & Features

Last option is the front

camera

, so this allows you to do everything you could do with the rear

camera

by simply using the front camera, obviously the quality and its capabilities are limited because the camera is not that good, the only feature What you won't have is the panoramic option, if you switch to it you will go back to the rear camera, but for all other options it is also available there. You even have portrait mode with different options and you also have photos, slow motion video and time lapse, so again, if you want to open any of those options, the arrow at the top gives you all the abilities that each one can do, but it works. just like you did with the rear camera, now that we've gone over how the camera app works, let's open up the settings and we'll find the camera section here and we want to open it up, this is where you can set up your camera. work in a specific way or film in a wayFirst, specifically at the top, preserve the settings, so as I said, by default, the camera will open in photo mode, but you can have the last mode, like if you were taking a video, open automatically so that it opens in the last mode you want.

What I've used if you swipe it, that's what will happen if it's off, it will always open in photo mode. The second option is to preserve creative controls, so the aspect ratio light depth settings instead automatically reset to default whatever you have set. you can keep them and that way they stay on, you don't have to set them for each photo and the same for live photos, so any settings you have set will use them instead of automatically resetting to the grid. I actually like to use the grid when it's on, if we open the camera app, we can get a grid that's hard to see, but you can see some of those lines.

I like to use it to center, it has another more professional use, but for me, it's very easy to keep things centered, I know if you're at the level too, but it also has a professional use. These QR codes scanned, so if you have something with a QR code, now you can automatically open your camera app scanning. That QR code and it will open the website below is our recording settings, so video recording by default is set to 1080p HD at 30 frames per second, but these are all the options you have, up to 4k at 60 frames per second, obviously.

If you go that far you will use more memory on your device, you can see all the options or what it will cost you in data, at the bottom there is the automatic low light illumination so you can improve low light videos. Also lock the camera, since these cameras have multiple, you can lock it so it doesn't automatically switch between cameras on the back while you are filming. I usually leave it exactly as is, sometimes I use 60 frames per frame. second in 1080p and on occasion I will use 4k at 60 frames. You can try it out to see if you like it, but these 60 frames per second aren't for everyone.

Same here with the slow motion setting again. two options, 1080 at 120 frames per second or 1080 at 240, what we saw in my example was 240 frames per second, so it was quite slow, if you want it to be a little faster, it will be at 120 frames per second. Typically leave it here, the slower you go the more data you will use. Now format again. I leave mine on high efficiency mode. You can read what it says here, but generally high efficiency reduces file size. One downside to this is that when I'm trying to transfer files to a computer or something, they sometimes have to convert them, which could be annoying; otherwise just move it to the most compatible one, that way it saves in more compatible formats, like jpg, which are familiar to most computers and stuff like that. leave it on high efficiency, but if you have a larger phone, like 256 gigabytes or more, you might want to go down to the most compatible just to save yourself a bit of a headache later, right here, out of frame composition photo capture if you activate this.

You can read down here what these

features

do, but out of frame video captures apply automatic adjustments and things like that, so basically in the Photos app, when you see that there was an outside area where you could see it, you'll capture that and try to use it, Your best bet is to try to edit the photo or adjust it automatically and if you don't use any of that space outside, it will delete it after 30 days. I'm not one hundred percent on how to do it. justifies or works, but that's what it says here and we can just believe that moving down is smart HDR.

This feature has been around for a while and works very well. It combines the best part of several exposures that it requires. photo with and in your photo tends to look better. This is a great feature. I leave it on all the time if you want to see what HDR actually does, just search online for HDR photos versus non-HDR photos and you will definitely see the difference. So those are these configurations, so they're the iPhone 11 and 11 pro cameras with a ton of great

features

built in. Use what you learned today to take some amazing photos and if you have any questions, let me know in the comment box, don't forget to do so.

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