Tried all sorts of settings but cannot remove dark screen when taking outdoor pics. As if a dark film has been put across screen.
im using phone fir detailed macro work and landscape, and I find I have to guess point and shoot. This is quite useless as I need to focus on detail.
any help removing the dark screen is appreciated.
kind regards
Zoster17
iPad, iOS 9
If I understand your problem correctly, you are having difficulties seeing your subject on the screen when photographing outside in bright ambient light.
Try going to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size and switching on Auto-Brightness.
Otherwise, go to Settings > Display & Brightness and adjust the slider to increase the screen brightness. Your iPhone 14 Pro can achieve a very high brightness that should be adequate even in the brightest sunlight.
Adjust the screen brightness and color on iPhone – Apple Support (UK)
If I understand your problem correctly, you are having difficulties seeing your subject on the screen when photographing outside in bright ambient light.
Try going to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size and switching on Auto-Brightness.
Otherwise, go to Settings > Display & Brightness and adjust the slider to increase the screen brightness. Your iPhone 14 Pro can achieve a very high brightness that should be adequate even in the brightest sunlight.
Adjust the screen brightness and color on iPhone – Apple Support (UK)
Tried all sorts of settings but cannot remove dark screen when taking outdoor pics. As if a dark film has been put across screen.
im using phone for detailed macro work and landscape, and I find I have to guess point and shoot. This is quite useless as I need to focus on detail.
any help removing the dark screen is appreciated.
kind regards
Zoster17
I think that has helped. Thank you. I’ll be better able to test in the field tomorrow.
Dark screen outdoors iPhone 14 pro
