5 iPhone Camera Settings for best pictures!

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On iPhone 12 and 13, activate this feature to adjust photos taken with the front of the Ultra-Wide camera for more natural-looking results.

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Toggle it on, and your selfies will mirror the image instead of flipping it as the iPhone's camera usually does.

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Use studio light that captures accurate and bright colors. Adjust the aperture to give a perfect depth effect in Portrait Photos.

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iPhone Camera Settings?

On iPhone 12 and 13, activate this feature to adjust photos taken with the front of the Ultra-Wide camera for more natural-looking results.

Toggle it on, and your selfies will mirror the image instead of flipping it as the iPhone's camera usually does.

Use studio light that captures accurate and bright colors. Adjust the aperture to give a perfect depth effect in Portrait Photos.

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