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iOS 11 Camera Guide: All the New Features and How to Use Them

iOS 11 Camera Guide: All the New Features and How to Use Them

Posted on August 7, 2017March 28, 2019 By Jarvis

If the update to the iPhone’s built-in Camera app as part of last year’s iOS 10 overhaul focused on enhancing photographic creativity, iOS 11 expands the camera app’s mission to achieve more intelligent and versatile photos than ever before.

iOS 11’s take on the Camera app aims to give you the ability to shoot and store more and better photos on your iPhone without running out of space by adopting a new shooting format for photos and videos.

You can immediately plunge into the Camera app directly from iOS 11’s Control Center to zero in on the shot you want to take: with a 3D Touch-capable iPhone, you can hard press on the Camera icon and you can choose among a selfie, video recording, slow-motion video or a standard photo. Upgrades to the camera’s filters and tons of tiny tweaks make the Camera app exceptionally interesting and highly functional, compared to earlier versions of iOS.
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