How to improve the quality of photos on iPhone
We all know that iOS 14 has brought many new features in terms of privacy, personalization of our home screens, etc , but It has also brought new settings that allow us to get the most out of our iPhone.
This is the case of the adjustment we are talking about today. Thanks to him we will be able to improve the quality of each shot we take with our camera. Of course, we have to warn you that not all iPhone have it available. Try to see if yours has the possibility to configure it.We from our iPhone 11 PRO yes we can.
How to improve the quality of photos taken with iPhone:
To do this we must follow the following route Settings/Camera/ and there we find the option "Prioritize speed over quality when taking photos" :
New setting in Camera settings in iOS 14
As it says at the bottom of the setting, this option allows you to automatically adapt the image quality when you quickly press the shutter several times.
This means that when taking photos very closely, without actually being burst mode, if we deactivate the option, the captures will be made slower but with a higher image quality than if we have it activated. If we activate the function, we will take the photos faster, the capture rate will be much faster, but they will lose quality.
We have done the test taking photos constantly while moving the iPhone and these are the results:
Differences with settings off and on
In the photo on the left we had the setting “Prioritize speed over quality when taking photos”, disabled and in the one on the right it was enabled. As you can see the difference is great. Of course, the cadence of photos in the photo on the right was much higher than in the one on the left. We did many more in the same period of time.
A setting to take into account depending on whether you want more speed when taking a picture or more quality.
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