Turn on the secret feature of iPhone Camera on iOS 11

The original Apple Camera app has a few great new features on iOS 11, one of the coolest features is document photography and dishes with a unique perspective from top to bottom. Unfortunately, you won't know where it is because this feature is not enabled by default and has no clear settings.

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To unlock this new hidden feature of iPhone on iOS 11, simply go to the Settings app, then touch the Camera to see its settings. In previous versions of iOS, the Camera app was grouped with the Photo app's settings, so it was great when it was finally split.

In Camera settings, all you have to do is turn on the ' Grid '. This will overlap a grid with four lines that make up the 9 cells equally on the viewfinder in the Camera app, helping you apply the 'third rule' in the image better to get balanced shots. than.

By turning on the "Grid" feature, it also displays a light yellow (crosshair) cross. This cross will turn into a dark yellow color when your iPhone is completely parallel to the ground or ceiling. This feature works in Photo, Time-lapse, Portrait and Square, but does not work in video options.

This rectangle helps you get more balanced shots from the top view without the need for expensive tripods, handy for scanning documents, dish photos and anything else. This is especially useful for all your aerial photos.

It also works well for bottom-up shooting.

Perhaps someday Apple also creates grids on the viewfinder for vertical or even portrait photos, where the iPhone will create a right angle (90 degree angle) above the ground and parallel to the wall. . Hopefully with this new feature you will get great photos.