Additionally, you can also turn HDR off, or HDR on, directly from the camera app again on iPhone X, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus. When you turn off “Auto HDR” in Settings, it brings the controls back into Camera app, just like they were on prior iPhone models.
With Auto HDR disabled in the general Camera Settings, the “HDR” button option returns to the Camera app itself, where it can toggled directly.Īnd yes, you can also set HDR to be on “auto” within Camera app again, even if Auto HDR is turned off in Settings.
#How to turn on hdr on iphone 12 how to#
How to Disable Auto HDR on iPhone and Get HDR Button Back in Camera App In other words, if you want the HDR button controls returned to the iPhone Camera app, you have to disable Auto HDR in Settings. This contrasts to the default state on new iPhones, which hides the “HDR” button since the auto feature is enabled by default. Maybe this is what Apple was thinking when they removed the option to turn it off.By disabling auto HDR on iPhone, you also regain the “HDR” button in the iPhone camera app, which lets you choose HDR to be on, off, or automatically enabled depending on lighting, and directly from within the camera app itself. In simpler and more straightforward shooting conditions, I will generally want the Smart HDR and other goodies that come with shooting in Apple's HEIC. Most of the time, in a scene where I know I'll want to edit later (either because it's a challenging scene with exposure, or because I want to make certain creative choices), I'll choose ProRAW or RAW anyhow-and Smart HDR isn't applied in either of these. Shoot with HEIC when I want all of Apple's AI/algorithms.Shoot in ProRAW when I want some of Apple's AI/algorithm magic, but more control over what I'd have with HEIC/JPEG.Shoot in RAW with Halide or another camera app when I want complete control.I guess that's not possible with the iPhone 13. What I want to be able to turn off is whether Smart HDR is applied in the HEIC file. Ultimately what matters is what the final output viewing choice for your photos is going to be. However, several iPhone 13 owners stated that you can turn off HDR display in Setting > Photos, which affects how your photos look when viewed in Photos on the iPhone.
#How to turn on hdr on iphone 12 pro#
I did some googling and it appears that you can’t turn off Smart HDR in Setting > Camera, unlike you could on the iPhone 12 Pro Max, which I have. I probably would have stayed with the iPhone 12 Pro had I known this. If not, I really, really hope they fix this. In the iPhone 13, however, it appears that Apple removed the option to disable Smart HDR, and it is just on all the time. So, I like being able to choose when it's on and when it's off. I've found that Smart HDR works well in some situations, but in others it produces fake and over processes shots. With this setting off, you could enable Smart HDR on a "per shot" basis within the Camera app. In previous iPhone models, it was possible to go to Settings > Camera and disable Smart HDR.
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