Not all iPhone users know that there's a secret camera feature that they are not using. Mindful people who are fond of taking mobile photography to the next level might have already encountered this special upgrade.
Actually, it's easy to use if you know where to find it. You can utilize different styles that will suit your taste in snapping shots.
What are iPhone Photographic Styles?
According to The Sun, Photographic Styles simply resemble filters. However, if filters are extremely basic even for a beginner, these styles are considered to be more advanced.
You can access them before you capture a picture. They are the necessary upgrades you need to activate every single time you capture your best shot.
What's more, they come in five various styles which are unique from one another. While they are the hidden gems of mobile photography in iPhones, not all iOS-supported smartphones have this feature.
To get started with it, make sure that you have either a third-gen 2022 iPhone SE, an iPhone 13, or an iPhone 14 model.
What Are the 5 iPhone Photographic Styles?
The Sun reports in the same article that the first option is the "Standard" Style which is multipurpose among mobile photographers. It's highly versatile and you can use it in almost all situations.
The second style focuses on strong contrast to yield a dramatically-looking picture. It's called the "Rich Contrast."
The third one is dubbed the "Vibrant" Style which is centered on producing the most vivid colors for the subject. Apple used to call it a "brilliant yet natural look" which is perfect for those who love taking colorful snapshots.
Meanwhile, the fourth style is the "Warm" Style which is self-explanatory: it gives more warmth to the photo by adding golden undertones on the background.
The last and fifth one is the "Cool" Style which contradicts the "Warm" Style. If you want to create a photo with a colder vibe, then you might think of using blue undertones on it.
How to Select a Photographic Style
If this is the very first instance that you encounter iPhone Photographic Styles, don't worry since all you need is to listen to this quick tip.
Begin by opening your Camera app and selecting Photo. Once you're done, swipe up until you see Photo and tap the multi-square icon.
After that, go to Settings and click the new choice. Explore the Camera and tap Photographic Styles. Just a friendly reminder: you can only change a Photographic Style after taking a picture.
In other news, Notebookcheck reports that there's a new leak about the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus. According to the tipster, the upcoming models will boast a new camera hump.
The rumored smartphone lineup is expected to come this year.
