Apple has incorporated various features into its iPhone to enhance photography capabilities.
However, there is a little-known setting that may be hindering the quality of your photos.
The Camera app includes a setting called Prioritize Faster Shooting, which is useful for capturing bursts of photos but may negatively impact the overall image quality.
By default, this setting is activated, but you can disable it by navigating to Settings, Camera, and scrolling down to find the option.
Apple has sprinkled features into its iPhone to help anyone capture great photos. But a little-known setting could be why your snaps are not living up to the hype
On iPhone X, iPhone XR, and later models, the Prioritize Faster Shooting setting adjusts the image processing to allow for capturing more photos quickly with rapid tapping of the Shutter button.
This setting is available only on devices with iOS 13 or later.
However, enabling Prioritize Faster Shooting may result in sacrificing photo quality for speed, often leading to blurrier images.
Apple is preparing to launch its new iPhone 15 in the coming weeks, which is rumored to feature improved camera technology.
A report from 2022 revealed that 90 percent of people who take photos do so using smartphones.
As a result, camera quality is a top priority, and Apple is well aware of this.
The feature is activated by default but can be turned off by going to Settings, Camera and then scrolling down the list of options
In an interview with industry expert Dan Ives from Wedbush Securities, DailyMail.com uncovered details about the upcoming smartphone.
‘We’ve heard that there will be a 20 to 30 percent improvement compared to the iPhone 14,’ Ives said.
‘This improvement is likely to involve megapixels and other capabilities for photos that are beyond imagination with the iPhone 14.’
The iPhone 15 is expected to have a dual-sensor camera setup similar to previous models but could also incorporate the 48MP main sensor found in the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone Pro Max.
These predictions were made by analyst Jeff Pu, who is a well-known Apple expert and cited by MacRumors in a research note.
Furthermore, the iPhone 15 Pro may feature the long-rumored periscope camera.
This periscope camera gained attention in 2020 after researcher Ming-Chi Kuo, known for accurately predicting Apple’s product plans, mentioned it in a research note.
Periscope lenses use mirrors to provide significantly enhanced optical zoom capabilities.
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