How to Master the Camera on iPhone 15 Pro Max!

This video takes you beyond the basics, diving deep into the iPhone 15 Max camera like no one else. If you think you know your iPhone camera, think again. We’re about to reveal features that will change the way you capture every moment.

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Chapters ➡
0:00 Intro
0:39 Volume Buttons
1:59 Action Button
3:09 Scope Adjustment
5:21 QuickTake
6:10 Sponsor - ESR
7:23 Switching Camera Modes
7:55 On-Screen Controls
10:14 Macro Mode
11:03 Portrait Mode and Live Photos
12:59 Settings
13:24 RAW
14:05 Video
14:31 Action Mode
14:55 Video Settings

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[teddchilless]

I have watch a dozen on masteriing iPhone 15 pro max…………this is the best detail information, thank you

[fihgvqc]

Today I learned one of the volume buttons can be used to record video. I thought I knew everything about the camera app

[Goldfinch]

Thank you. That was such a clear explanation and now I can video by just pressing the volume button or long pressing the shutter button - I have just got an iPhone and didn’t know how to do that!

[Lightfighter]

Excellent video. One small note - you can actually change raw formats from camera app - just press on raw format and 4 choices will appear on top menu.

[andreleblanc]

Finally, because of your explanation I finally have a much better understanding of the camera of my new iPhone 15 Pro Max. Thank you!

[Langkinhsaigon-SaigonHoloscope]

So far i think the best instruction clip for Iphone 15 pro camera usage. Thanks pal!👌👍

[sockneman]

Best explanation so far! 👍👍👍 Thank You! 🙏

[jozievismanos]

could you please further explain the camera settings? what each category mean especially for the quality? thank you

[webmail]

Wow, that was an excellent video. So much good information, thank you and keep up the great work.

[BrutusMaximusAurelius]

13:51 yes you can, if you hold the icon you can chose between the three different options.

[ashley.s.travels]

Thank you for this video. It's a good speed and filled with great information!

[danyellekeen]

Why do I not have the shared library button on the top of mine?

[CruisingwithChooChoo]

Awesome video with great tips and beautifully explained. Thank you so much!

[toxic__mix]

very useful information. thanks for your video❤

[mehdiraza]

My iphone 15 pro max puts a blury background when i use Snapchat front cam.however i have turned off object focus mode on Snapchat camera.
Do anyone faced the same issue and fixed it!!!

[iamhunkidori]

I have never seen (nor heard) about this "Shared Library" v "Personal Library" option

[KEVINFERRELL-xg]

For us new iPhone users, you might want to tell your audience to open up the camera app prior to the point where you first open it in the video.

[rosesterchi]

Thanks for this video, I needed it. Your son is growing so fast! He is adorable! ❤

[adyish]

Great video, very informative. Do know if you can still use apples wired headphones as a remote shutter release. On the older phones with lightning you could use the headphone volume button to activate shutter. Very useful for steady shooting

[matthewburno]

You could actually make portrait photos out of anything you have to just tap to focus. I wish Apple would add the option to lock focus even while moving though, because if you move slightly the whole thing blur. What they could do is maybe single tap for lock focus and exposure like normal and double tap for focal tracking where it would track object. It comes in handy with things that constantly moves like kids, pets and plants in the wind.