You can preserve your preferred iPhone camera settings, such as the camera mode, filter, lighting, depth, and Live Photo settings, so they don't reset each time you open the Camera app. Here's how:
Steps to Preserve Camera Settings:
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Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
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Scroll down and tap on "Camera".
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Tap on "Preserve Settings".
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Toggle the switches for the settings you want to preserve:
- Camera Mode: Saves the last camera mode you used (e.g., Video, Photo, Portrait, Pano).
- Creative Controls: Saves the last filter, aspect ratio, lighting, and depth settings.
- Live Photo: Saves whether Live Photo was on or off.
Explanation of Each Setting:
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Camera Mode: This setting is useful if you consistently use a specific camera mode, such as video recording or panorama mode. Enabling this will ensure you don't have to keep switching back to your preferred mode each time you open the Camera app.
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Creative Controls: This option preserves your choices for filters, aspect ratio, lighting, and depth settings. If you like a particular filter or consistently use a specific aspect ratio, enabling this ensures those settings are automatically applied when you open the Camera.
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Live Photo: If you prefer to always have Live Photo enabled or disabled, toggling this setting will ensure the Camera app remembers your preference.
By enabling these options in "Preserve Settings," your iPhone's Camera app will remember your last used configurations, providing a more seamless and personalized photography experience.
