Hi.
iPhone seems to auto correct many aspects of a photo it is about to take. In case of currently with smoke covering the skies, I am not able to take a picture that actually shows the brownish color of the cloudy skies.
This isn't the only reason, but I finally decided to write and see if there is a way to keep iPhone from automatically correcting when it takes pictures.
Thanks
Greetings Farzad_K,
We understand that you would like make some adjustments to the Camera settings on your iPhone, and we'd like to help. Follow the steps found here to make those adjustments:
Adjust HDR camera settings on iPhone
Take care.
Greetings Farzad_K,
We understand that you would like make some adjustments to the Camera settings on your iPhone, and we'd like to help. Follow the steps found here to make those adjustments:
Adjust HDR camera settings on iPhone
Take care.
Thanks for your message. Per the link you referenced:
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Turn off automatic HDR
By default, iPhone automatically uses HDR when it’s most effective. To manually control HDR instead, do the following:
> Camera, turn off Smart HDR. Then from the camera screen, tap HDR to turn it off or on.-------------------------------------------
I do't see a "camera" after I get into settings.
Also, I am not trying to enable or disable HDR. I want iPhone not to make "any" adjustments to the exposure or color balance. It looks like it automatically does a white balance, turning most natural colors into unnatural colors. I specified, for example, that I want to capture color of smoke in the atmosphere, but iPhone is not smart enough to understand that the brownish color is not a color cast and removes it.
iPhone people, if you are listening: please provide a little tick somewhere in the App and let users enable or disable the automatic adjustments to colors.
Farzad
Actually I did find the feature and did turn it off. Indoors it looks like it works. I should try it outdoors.
Thanks
iPhone Picture: Auto Correct, How to Disable
