iPhone Tips: How to set up camera settings in iPhone, how to make good photos and videos?

iPhone's camera is very popular in terms of quality. If you want the photos taken and videos made from your iPhone to look professional, then it is very important to know the right camera settings and some important tips. In this article, we will tell you which settings of the iPhone camera are necessary and how to set them so that your photos and videos become even better.

How to do camera settings on an iPhone?

Set camera resolution and format. For this, go to Settings, click on Camera, and go to Formats. Here you will get two options.

High Efficiency (HEIF/HEVC) saves storage. Most Compatible (JPEG/H.264) will run smoothly on all devices. HEIF/HEVC is better for professional quality, but if you want easy sharing, then choose JPEG.

Turn on Grid, necessary for photo framing

For this, you have to open Settings, go to Camera, click on Grid, and turn it on. This will show 3×3 lines, which will allow you to take photos with better composition.

Turn on HDR (High Dynamic Range)

To turn it on, go to Settings and click on Camera. After this, turn on the option of Smart HDR (or Auto HDR). HDR balances both dark and bright well, and the details are clearer.

Set Video Recording Quality

To set video recording, go to Settings and click on Camera. After this, you can choose 720p, 1080p, 4K, and up to 60fps in Record Video. For good quality, select 4K at 30fps or 1080p at 60fps. The video will be smooth and sharp.

What to do for good photos and videos

Photos and videos are made well in natural light. Take photos in the light sunlight of morning or evening. This is called Golden Hour. If there is no light coming from behind, the photo can be dark. If the light comes from the front, the photo comes out well.

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