The CORRECT iPhone Camera Settings for Amazing Photos - UPDATED

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0:00 Photos shot with iPhone
0:31 Must know before we get into it
0:48 Camera settings
3:52 Camera setup
6:43 Editing in Lightroom app

[bhaskervm]

Bro, the common man takes pictures of family and friends so please do a tutorial on how to make humans look attractive with few tweaks.

[geefbird]

I have to say my favorite part of this, and the single reason I subscribed, is that you have an eye for photography so you have great images straight away, and after that you make minor tweaks and adjustments just to bring up the vibrance or tone of each photo rather than heavily drowning out their natural beauty with over aggressive color boosts or filters. Too many "photographers" out there now days produce images that are so heavily edited they just look awful to me. Also, I signed the agreement, thank you for the content.

[mo-ez]

Man your voice, whole frame setup, background music I felt like I came to a therapy session. Its so good. You got a sub ♥

[Aleks-txfm]

It is shocking how simple the production of your posts is, I am absolutely a big fan of them and your content overall for quite a while now 😮

[zollotech]

Great video and overview. Some of the best photos I see from iPhone.

[vortexvg]

Been and android user since smart phones were created. I shifted to iphone since it was the only device allowed by the company where I work (outlook and stuffs). Been on a hit and miss with iphone 15 pro's camera. followed your setting and so far I'm quite pleased. I take pictures of my toy collections and I hate iphone's macro. Your settings without the macro is much better. thank you!

[artfartzy]

On the 15 pro's you now get 24mp with normal non raw photos, only if you shoot with nightmode in low light or in the evening/night it defaults to 12mp. For most people it's actually better to leave it at the default 24mp if you have the 15 pro / max. It is better at capturing the HDR / dynamic range, so that photos where you have a sky with clouds in the background doesnt get blown out. I read an acticle where one of the guys from apple explained this how the 24mp was better at that, also the file size is much lower. If I want to shoot in raw I put it on JPEG Max, I save my photos as JEPG format since it works better with more programs and in windows, its more compatible. If you have set the format to save as HEIF you will get the option HEIF Max instead in the camera app. So again for most people they shouldnt take all photos in Raw 48mp, the file size is huge. Keep it for special photos where you want the best and the option to edit them after. Or set it to JPEG Max or HEIF Max, then you will still get the same high quality and resoulution as the Raw 48mp, just with a much smaller compact size so you can take a lort more photos without filling up your storage to fast.

[karenmathieson]

Having had an iPhone for longer than I care to admit in a public forum, and just having upgraded to the 15ProMax this was exactly what I was looking for. I always knew my phone camera had unrealised potential. Thanks!

[knutbk]

Each photo magically fell into an image that appears to match your style as you worked through them. Thanks for the brief and informative video walkthrough.

[KofiMinta]

I’ve been rocking with a DSLR Camera for a while and picked up the iPhone 15 Pro for its photo and video capabilities. I knew about the RAW feature but not about the exposure setting. Imma use your tips and imma start using the Lightroom app since I already own it for my MacBook. Thank you for this amazing video!

[lowyieldbondfunds]

It's so nice to be able to capture such incredible images with our phones these days! Thanks Oliur

[neileaandheramokness]

I genuinely value high-quality video content combined with insightful information.

[loyisomt]

Great video! But a small correction at 2:09… We have the Apple ProRes setting on the iPhone 14 Pros as well. We just don’t have the option to record in Log.

[Oliur]

Did you sign the gentleman's agreement?

Forgot to mention in the video, I'm using Lightroom to edit the pictures!

[alexmorriss]

Fantastic video, I really enjoyed learning how you setup up your iPhone camera and the editing process you use. The geometry feature in Lightroom is one I haven’t been using. Great to see it in action. Thank you!!

[LifeInASek]

the gentleman's agreement actually worked on me. you keep popping up in my suggestions and this finally sold me. looking forward to more of your content!

[dennisvanmierlo]

One important thing you forgot to mention is when editing photos on your iPhone, is to turn off the screen settings True Tone and Night Mode. When these settings are tuned on, it will not show the correct colors in the photos.

[Vovsim]

Just got 15 Pro and was looking for simple introduction in to using camera, I think you nailed it. Thank you

[goatapp]

Any way you can make a short video on how to do this for the regular 15 models we feel left out plus I signed the gentleman’s agreement!

[AR-sfnj]

Hi Oliur. I've been following your journey for quite a few years now but I must say, this is up there with one of my favourite videos you've made. It's so simply explained, how to get the best out of the iphone 15 pro and pro max camera and also how simple you make it look to edit photos within Lightroom. I've been out of touch with photography for a few years now and its been difficult in getting back into the right spirits and mindframe but this has helped a lot, I thank you. I must've missed this video 9 months ago when you uploaded, have seen you're now living the dream in UAE, Take care!