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When using Zoom video session, one participant using an iPad has image unexpectedly move further away and then back closer. Why? How stop it from happening on iPad?
iPad Air 3, iPadOS 16
The meeting participant, if using an iPad, has likely enabled ten iPadOS Centre Stage feature - which will automatically pan and zoom the camera frame according to the participant(s) movement.
This feature is supported by FaceTime, Zoom and some other video conference Apps.
Use Center Stage on your iPad or Studio Display - Apple Support
The meeting participant, if using an iPad, has likely enabled ten iPadOS Centre Stage feature - which will automatically pan and zoom the camera frame according to the participant(s) movement.
This feature is supported by FaceTime, Zoom and some other video conference Apps.
Use Center Stage on your iPad or Studio Display - Apple Support
Greetings rahimac,
It's possible that the participant has Scene Detection enabled.
"Turn Scene Detection off and on
The Scene Detection setting can identify what you’re taking a photo of and apply a tailored look to bring out the best qualities in the scene.
Scene Detection is on by default. To turn off Scene Detection, go to Settings 
> Camera, then turn off Scene Detection.
Scene Detection works with iPad mini (6th generation), iPad Air (4th generation and later), iPad Pro 11-inch (3rd generation and later), and iPad Pro 12.9-inch (5th generation and later)." Change advanced camera settings on your iPad
We hope this helps!
Sincerely.
Worked perfectly! Thanks. Best answer!
Helpful, but Centre Stage ended up working better. Thanks.
You are very welcome.
When using Zoom video session, one participant using an iPad has her image unexpectedly mo ve further away and then back closer. Whay?
