How To Use The iPhone 12 Mini Camera Tips & Tutorial

Here is the tutorial on how to use the iPhone 12 Mini Camera with iPhone 12 Mini camera tips such as, how to mirror the iPhone front camera, how to turn off HDR video and how to use Portrait Mode. This is a full iPhone 12 Mini camera tutorial that is about 30 minutes long.

If you would like to skip ahead use the iPhone Mini tutorial chapters located below.
Chapters & Time Stamps
00:00 How To Use iPhone Mini Camera Tips Intro
00:22 iPhone Camera Basics
01:26 How To Take and Edit Photos
03:15 Auto focus and Focus Lock
04:04 Quick Take Video & Burst Photos
04:39 How To Access Photo Options
05:36 Enable Flash and Live Photos Tutorial
07:38 How to take different sized pictures iPhone
08:02 Set a Timer and Add Live Filters
08:57 iPhone 12 Mini Portrait Mode Tutorial
13:15 Panoramic Photos Tutorial
13:15 iPhone 12 Mini Video Tutorial
15:13 Slow Motion Video
16:30 Time Lapse Videos
17:00 iPhone 12 Mini Front Facing Camera Tutorial
17:57 Night Mode Explained
18:52 iPhone 12 Mini Camera Tips
19:18 iPhone 12 Mini Camera Settings
20:27 - Set 4K Video and Turn Off HDR Video
24:16 How to Mirror Front Camera iPhone 12 Mini

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[michaelbrown]

Excellent tutorial for me having just bought the iPhone 12 mini. Thinking I knew how to use an iPhone camera, boy was I wrong. So many features and settings I never knew about or used to produce great photos. Easy to follow and easy to listen to.

[tumblrqueen]

I’m coming from an iPhone 7 to the 12 mini so I really needed this. All those new buttons has me like ????

[anniekachurek]

I really appreciated this tutorial, the delivery was a perfect pace, so I could follow along and try all the different functions of the camera.

[rogerhalliday]

I’ve owed an iPhone 12 mini for 2 years and never knew half this stuff! Great tutorial ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[camptube]

The outside the frame setting is basically the phone takes a wide angle pic even if you cannot see it on screen.

This means that if something was missed you can get it back when editing. Basically being able to expand the pic in editing to stuff that was outside the screen viewfinder you was viewing.

A great feature.

Brilliant video.

[humphreymothis]

Thanks for sharing this information with us

[mikemiles]

Great information, just got my New iPhone 12 Mini yesterday, I upgraded from iPhone 7 so it’s going to take me some time.👍🎥

[MilesPony]

Really excellent tutorial. Had the phone for ages and never knew half of those features existed. Cant wait to try them out. Thank you so much! have subscribed.

[robbujold]

Thanks for the tips. I think ‘View Outside the Frame’ is just so you can see what you might be missing from your shot. You might want to capture something outside the frame that you’ve missed. Or you may decide that your shot would simply look better/more artistic, if you framed it a little wider. In short, it’s a composition aid.

[moawyaalkhadra]

for ‘View Outside the Frame’ i used it to set a position marker out of the frame for shots i take daily in the same angle.

[sangeeth]

First time watched a video of yours..and cant help not subscribing😍a very helpful video

[Duck_head-hffz]

Thanks this will be useful with my new phone

[Ashfaq]

Many thanks for sharing this helpful information on my I phone 12 mini camera 💯

[davidbrown]

Many thanks for a very well presented tutorial, by far the best and most informative I’ve watched.

[canuckpeoplerule]

Fantastically helpful video & thank you for going at a reasonable pace to allow us to try everything as you explain. Sadly apply doesn’t give people a dictionary function like my canon 7D 2 does. It’s crazy helpful for us technologically challenged people. It gives an explanation or description for most settings so you actually know what it does. If a camera can do this why can’t a basic mini computer like our iPhone do it? Apple if you read this you should know not everyone speaks geek. Thankfully there’s many people on YouTube willing to put in the time to help us.

[ijoshpillay]

You were outstanding throughout the video, I was looking for this particular tutorial, thanks mate.

[tess]

EXCELLENT💯thank you so much for this tutorial !! greetings from switzerland

[stockmatthew]

Great video, Ihave only just bought a Iphone, but I have always never been able to take a picture unless its blurred lol, this was really helpful and understanding whats what

[stevel]

Thanks you! Great tutorial as I am learning about my new 12 mini.

[padminipadhy]

Thanks for explanation. Appreciate it.