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Hi,
when I do a picture with the apple camera app, it always overexposed the picture. Also when I do the right exposure and the photo is taken, I open it in the photos app and you can see that the picture gets processed automatically. And darker areas get brighter as well as brighter areas burn out.
no filters are selected etc,
iPhone 13
ah ok,
how can I turn it off?
ah ok,
how can I turn it off?
As I said above there is no setting on iphone 13 to turn it off.
However iphone 13 photos should be superb.
If the quality is not what you expect then reach out to Apple Support directly. You should be able to reach them here
Contact - Official Apple Support
or phone numbers
Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support
Smart HDR is a feature that cannot be turned off on iphone 13 unlike iphone 12
If you have a Pro model you may be better using RAW
iPhone 13 overexposed pictures
