The current night mode for iPhone shooting is enabled by default. Yes, it can help users take more layered and clear photos at night, but sometimes when you want to take special effects photos, turn on this function or Will make the visual effect not as expected. Fortunately, iOS 15 adds the option of manually turning off the iPhone night mode, which makes the shooting method more flexible. I believe movie friends will like it.
- iOS 15 adds new shooting functions
- New feature allows iPhone night mode to be manually turned off
- The night mode is currently enabled by default
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Youjian currently, the iPhone will automatically switch the shooting mode to night mode when the app is in a low-light environment, and the user cannot disable the relevant functions. Therefore, iOS 15 will allow the user to manually switch according to the shooting needs. The night mode makes the shooting mode more flexible. The method for users to manually turn off the night mode is also quite simple, that is, click on the camera in the settings, and then you can find the item to turn off or turn on the night mode in the interface. The correction is that even if the user has manually turned off the night mode, but when using the camera in the future, you can turn on this function through the camera app.
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Source: 9To5Mac
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