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The camera button on the iPhone 16 and
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later has a bunch of secret features you
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probably don't know about. Of course,
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you know you can click it to take a
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picture and click and hold to record a
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quick video. But, did you also know that
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if you sort of half click it, you'll
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bring up this menu and you can swipe on
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it to quickly zoom in and out. A quick
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swipe will switch between all of the
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optical camera zoom levels. If you sort
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of half double click it, you can switch
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between a bunch of other different
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functions like this one that switches
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between photographic styles to let you
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quickly go through a bunch of wacky,
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You can turn this on in settings,
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camera, camera control, and make sure
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you have camera adjustments turned on.
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These are all of the functions it can
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do. If you light press, it'll bring up
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the menu, and if you swipe, it'll switch
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through the different functions. If you
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double click, you can switch through
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different settings you can change like
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depth, exposure, this one that lets you
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make the image brighter or darker with
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just a flick of your finger. There is
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another gesture you can enable. Make
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sure you have lock focus and exposure
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turned on as well. You can click and
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hold it to quickly lock the focus before
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you instantly take your picture. It'll
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lock the focus and exposure as long as
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you hold it down and let it go when you
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release. Those are all of the secret
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features hidden in the camera control.
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