Apple iPhones are known for their camera capabilities, and their “Pro” moniker offers specialized hardware and software to produce better photographic images than standard models. This is why the “Pro” models of iPhones are so popular with content creators.
Whether you have an iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro, or iPhone 14 Pro series, here are ways to get the most out of your camera that will help you take better photos with one click.
Enable Apple ProRAW
This feature is available on iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max, iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Apple ProRAW mode will let you shoot in RAW format, which you can then edit and color correct as needed.
This feature will allow users to capture images in RAW format.
Go to Settings > Camera > Format > and turn on Apple ProRAW
Enable 48MP mode
While this feature is currently limited to the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, it allows users to take more detailed photos than the 12MP photos taken on those devices. Here’s how to enable 48MP mode on iPhone 14 Pro/Pro Max.
48MP mode is currently available for iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
Go to Settings > Camera > Format > and turn on Apple ProRAW
Within this menu, tap ProRAW Resolution and select 48MP to take high-resolution photos on the iPhone 14 Pro series.
Activate the network camera
This is a feature that is also available on non-Pro iPhones. Enabling the camera grid will allow for better framing and, therefore, you can take better photos, especially if you plan to get professional looking photos.
The camera grid on the iPhone will allow for better framing.
Go to Settings > Camera > and turn on the Network option to enable Camera Box on Apple iPhone
Turn on volume boost for dashes
If you plan to use your iPhone to capture sporting events or even record moving scenery, you need the Quick Shot mode. By turning on volume burst, you can take more photos by pressing the volume button.
This feature takes photos quickly and can be operated using the volume buttons.
Go to Settings > Camera > and switch to Use volume up for play to enable it
The view out of frame
This is another very useful feature on the iPhone Pro models. Even when using a telephoto or wide-angle lens, the camera will provide an out-of-frame view and this allows you to instantly switch between wide-angle, ultra-wide-angle and telephoto lenses that offer the best framing around your subject.
This feature helps you identify the shape of the mount on various lenses.
Go to Settings > Camera > and turn on the Out-of-frame display setting
