You’re using your iPhone camera WRONG – the little-known setting that could be making your photos look worse
PEOPLE who love taking photos with their iPhone have been warned that a little-known setting could ruin your chances of getting a decent snap.
The setting in question is known as Prioritize Faster Shooting, and it’s good for a lot of things.
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It is designed to capture series of photos on your iPhone.
So it helps you to take a photo of your dog’s movement or kids running around.
However, part of the achievable quality is lost as a result of the function.
That’s because less power is being pumped into the images, allowing the lenses to focus more on capturing, they say Tom’s guide.
Therefore, for photo subjects with less erratic movement, it is not necessarily necessary to prioritize “Faster shooting”.
However, it is enabled by default.
If you go into settings and turn off the feature, you can give some of your photos a boost.
How to Disable Prioritize Faster Shooting on iPhone
go inside Settings and search camera.
Most read in “Phones and Gadgets”.
Scroll down to Prioritize faster shooting.
Now turn it off.
Of course, if you know you’re going to be taking some quick action shots, you can turn Prioritize Faster Shooting back on.
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