Intuitive, fluid interface
Get to the controls you need quickly with a streamlined camera interface designed to keep your attention on the shot.
Intuitive and fluid UI combined with a list of advanced tools makes it possible even for novice mobile photographers to take full advantage of an iPhone photographic power
More creative control. Powerful tools. A camera experience built around you.
Get to the controls you need quickly with a streamlined camera interface designed to keep your attention on the shot.
Take more control of your photos with semi-manual exposure settings, focus aids and other tools for a more considered shot.
On supported devices, adjust the torch brightness to suit the scene instead of relying on a single light level.
The tools you need to make deliberate photographic decisions.
ISO, shutter speed and focus.
01Focus peaking and histograms.
02Choose the composition.
03Depth data on supported devices.
04Spend less time adjusting and more time creating. Discover a look you love, give your photos a consistent style, and make every shot feel uniquely yours.
Give your photos a considered finish with presets that help shape their mood, color and character. Get a beautiful starting point without building every look from scratch.
Find the mood you're after in moments. Presets make it easier to get started, so you can spend more time capturing the scene and less time fine-tuning every setting.
Create a more cohesive collection of photographs. A consistent color palette and mood can help your travel, street and everyday shots feel connected while leaving room for your own creativity.
Capture the maximum resolution each camera offers when detail matters, or choose smaller images for everyday shots.
Use the highest available resolution for each camera when you want to preserve every detail.
01Choose a smaller image size for casual moments that don't need maximum resolution.
02Set the resolution that suits the moment and the way you prefer to shoot.
03Keep high-resolution captures for the shots worth revisiting, cropping, or printing.
04See focus more clearly, judge exposure with confidence, and understand the light and color in every shot.
Highlight in-focus edges in real time, helping you see exactly where your image is sharp.
Magnify the preview to inspect fine details and fine-tune focus with greater precision.
Identify areas at risk of overexposure with zebra patterns, so you can protect important highlights.
Understand the distribution of shadows, midtones and highlights to help judge overall exposure.
Examine the distribution of color channels to better understand color balance and potential channel clipping.