To set your iPhone camera back to the rear-facing perspective, simply tap the camera flip button within the Camera app.
When using your iPhone camera, you can easily switch between the front and rear lenses depending on what you want to capture. The reference information clearly states how to perform this action.
Switching Your iPhone Camera
The most common interpretation of "setting your camera back" refers to switching from the front-facing camera (often used for selfies or video calls) back to the main rear-facing camera (used for taking photos or videos of the world in front of you).
Here's how to do it:
- Open the Camera App: Launch the native Camera app on your iPhone.
- Locate the Flip Button: Look for an icon that typically shows two arrows forming a circle, often surrounding a small camera silhouette.
- Tap to Switch: According to the reference, you need to tap the Flip Camera button to toggle between the cameras.
Where is the Flip Camera Button?
Based on the provided information, you'll find the Flip Camera button in the bottom-right corner of the screen when holding your iPhone in portrait mode (vertically) while the Camera app is open.
By tapping this button, your camera view will instantly switch from whichever camera is currently active (front or rear) to the other. Tapping it again will switch it back.
Camera Functions: Front vs. Rear
- Rear-Facing Camera: This is your primary camera, typically offering the highest resolution and best features for capturing photos and videos of your surroundings.
- Front-Facing Camera: Also known as the "selfie camera," this camera is used for taking pictures of yourself or for video-conferencing apps like FaceTime, as noted in the reference.
Switching "back" implies you were previously using the front camera and want to return to the rear camera view for standard photography or videography.
