Additional iPhone Camera Settings

In this guide, we'll explore various features available on newer iPhone models:


1. Apple ProRAW:

- Overview: Exclusive to iPhone 12 Pro models and later, Apple ProRAW is a file format offering extensive control over exposure, color, and white balance during photo editing.

- Recommendation: Use Apple ProRAW when planning to edit your photos, as it provides unparalleled flexibility. Note that the file size is approximately 10 times larger than HEIC.

- Learn More: Dive deeper into the capabilities of Apple ProRAW here.


2. Lens Correction:

- Overview: Automatically enhances photos captured with the front-facing camera or the Ultra Wide (0.5x) lens for a more natural appearance.

- Recommendation: Keep this feature enabled to consistently enhance your photos and achieve optimal results.


3. Scene Detection:

- Overview: The camera intelligently detects the subject matter and applies tailored settings to bring out the best qualities in the scene.

- Recommendation: Keep Scene Detection on to benefit from automatic adjustments that enhance the overall quality of your photos.


4. Photographic Styles (iPhone 13 and later):

- Overview: Introducing style options such as Rich Contrast or Vibrant, allowing users to customize tone and warmth.

- Recommendation: Experiment with Photographic Styles to impart a unique aesthetic to your photos. Learn more about this feature here.


5. Live Text (iOS 15 and later):

- Overview: Enables text copying and sharing within photos, language translation, and more.

- Recommendation: Explore the practical applications of Live Text for enhanced functionality. Learn more about this feature here.


6. Macro Control:

- Overview: Displays a flower icon when photographing close-up subjects, enabling users to toggle the macro feature on or off.

- Recommendation: Use the macro feature for close-up shots and leverage the convenience of the flower icon for quick accessibility.


7. Level:

- Overview: Activates the level feature in the Camera app, aiding in keeping the horizon straight.

- Recommendation: Keep the level feature on to ensure your photos maintain a balanced and straight horizon. View a demonstration here.

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