Your iPhone’s camera is chock-full of different modes and settings Live Photos, slo-mo video, all encompassing scene shots, the rundown continues forever. As a rule, you utilize the camera the same way, with the settings you like most, every time you snap a pic. Tragically, your iPhone appears to reset those settings each time you relaunch the Camera application. Luckily, there’s a fix for this annoying “feature.”
Apple hides the ability to save your camera settings in the suitably named “Save Settings” menu. Empowering it does what you probably need your camera to do in any case—save the settings you utilized last time so they are as yet dynamic the following time you open your camera. Along these lines, Live Photos can remain wound down until you need them on once more, you can keep Video mode empowered as opposed to have Camera switch back to Photo naturally, and you can keep ProRAW enabled from shot to shot.
To find these settings, just head to Settings > Camera > Preserve Settings. Here, you’ll see a set-up of choices, each with its own switch. Sweep through the rundown, and empower the switches close to choices that you’d like Camera to recall, and leave alone alternatives that you’d like Camera to reset every time.
What to remember, notwithstanding, is that this rundown isn’t something very similar on each iPhone. Since some iPhones have distinctive camera highlights, you probably won’t see the entirety of the alternatives on your specific gadget. Truth be told, a portion of the settings are just accessible on iOS 15, which is as of now in beta testing. Here’s a glance at the full rundown and what they do; your alternatives might fluctuate:
- Camera Mode: keeps the last used camera mode (Photos, Video, Portrait, etc.).
- Creative Controls: remembers the last used filter, aspect ratio, light, or depth setting.
- Exposure Adjustment: preserves the last used exposure adjustment, and always keeps the exposure adjustment indicator on-screen.
- Night Mode: preserves your last night mode setting (iOS 15).
- Portrait Zoom: keeps the Portrait mode zoom lens, instead of reverting to the default lens (iOS 15).
- Apple ProRAW: keeps ProRAW enabled (iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max)
- Live Photo: preserves your Live Photo setting.
You can go back in and change these settings at whatever point you need. On the off chance that you wind up wishing that your camera would consistently open to Photo mode once more, or that you need the channels to reset back to default without fail, you can always change your mind.
