Default camera mode doesn't cut it when you need to take a video. You didn't capture the moment.
It's that feeling when you try to use the video button on your phone. You can't get to it fast enough and the funny song your baby niece was singing has turned into a whine. Next time, you can get to that video quickly.
Give the camera icon a push instead of opening the camera. The camera icon in the control center can be used to do the same thing. There's a hidden list of options like video, slo-mo, or even selfies. Click on what you want and it will open the camera for that mode.
The camera icon should be held for more options.
The credit is given to the person, Sasha Lekach.
Click on the camera in the control center to find this.
The credit is given to the person, Sasha Lekach.
Changing your photo aspect ratio, exposure time, and flash settings can cause them to reset too often, so you need to think about changing your default settings.
I discovered that the way I set up my camera is always visible when I open the built-in Camera app. You can set the video recorder as the default mode for more video-inclined people. For those who are always on the go, keep the square setting.
It's a few settings away.
The settings can be opened.
The camera menu is where you should head.
Click on "Preserve settings" in the top section.
"Camera Mode", "Filter", and "Live Photo" are the settings to look at.
Here's where you can find it.
The credit is given to the person, Sasha Lekach.
Click on it.
The credit is given to the person, Sasha Lekach.
Click Camera Mode to pull up the last settings if you want video or another camera mode to show up. The settings will be reset to the default.
There are more camera settings and features in the newest version of the software. If you want to show up quickly on your camera screen, preserve it and never let the moment escape again.
