How to use Camera for iPhone and iPad: The ultimate guide<div class="field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hidden"><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even" property="content:encoded"><p><a href='
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Camera app has to be one of the best, and most important apps on your device. With it, you can capture those magic moments with your family and friends, at work or at play, at home or on vacation, in your backyard or atop a mountain halfway around the world. From front- to rear-facing, still photos regular, square, or panoramic, to video and slow motion video, with built in high dynamic range (HDR), burst mode, filters, and more, the Camera app has a ton of functionality and options. Here's how to get started<!--break--></p> <div id="block-block-62" class="block block-block"> <div class="content"> <ul><li>
How to quickly access your iPhone camera from the Lock screen</li> <li>
How to quickly access your iPhone camera from Control Center</li> <li>
How to take photos with your iPhone or iPad</li> <li>
How to record a video with your iPhone or iPad</li> <li>
How to record slow motion videos on your iPhone</li> <li>
How to use the panorama camera on your iPhone</li> <li>
How to take a photo using the volume up button with your iPhone or iPad</li> <li>
How to take a photo while simultaneously shooting video with your iPhone or iPad</li> <li>
How to quickly edit and share photos and videos from the camera app on iPhone and iPad</li> <li>
How to use the camera flash on your iPhone</li> <li>
How to use the HDR camera on your iPhone or iPad</li> <li>
How to switch between the rear iSight and front FaceTime camera on your iPhone or iPad</li> <li>
How to lock focus in the Camera app for iPhone and iPad</li> <li>
How to use burst mode to capture all the action with your iPhone camera</li> <li>
How to preview camera filters in real-time on your iPhone</li> <li>
How to enable the camera grid on your iPhone or iPad</li> <li>
How to turn photo geotagging on or off on your iPhone or iPad</li> <li>
Best camera apps for iPhone</li> </ul></div> </div> <h2>How to quickly access your camera from the Lock screen on iPhone or iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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How to quickly access your camera from the Lock screen on iPhone or iPad</li> </ul><h2>How to quickly access your camera from Control Center on iPhone or iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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How to quickly access your camera from Control Center on iPhone or iPad</li> </ul><h2>How to take photos with your iPhone or iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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How to take photos with your iPhone or iPad</li> </ul><h2>How to record a video with your iPhone or iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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http://www.imore.com/sites/imore.com/files/styles/large/public/field/image/2013/09/ios_7_video_mode_iphone_hero.jpg?itok=RkpFLMyM' />[/url]</p> <p>The Camera app on the iPhone and iPad isn't just for taking still shots. With access to both the 1080p iSight camera on the back and the 720p FaceTime camera on the front, it's also great for shooting video of everything and anything, from sports to kids to pets to breaking news to moving selfies.</p> <ul><li>
How to record a video with your iPhone or iPad</li> </ul><h2>How to record slow motion videos on your iPhone</h2> <p><a href='
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http://www.imore.com/sites/imore.com/files/styles/large/public/field/image/2013/09/iphone_5s_slomo_hero.jpg?itok=3LFfrcU3' />[/url]</p> <p>The Camera app on the iPhone 5s can not only record video but it can record 120 frames-per-second (fps) slow motion video as well. Slow motion video means just what you'd expect — everything recorded moves more slowly, but still smoothly. It's like the effects you see in movies and on TV. Better still, Apple lets you quickly and easily set in and out points for the slow down effect at any time, so you can make sure your video only goes slow, and stays slow, for the precise moments you want.</p> <ul><li>
How to record slow motion videos on your iPhone</li> </ul><h2>How to use the panorama camera on your iPhone</h2> <p><a href='
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http://www.imore.com/isight" title="iSight camera">iSight[/url] lens. By taking a video-like stream of successive frames, the iPhone can literally create single photo greater than the sum of its parts. With <a href="
http://www.imore.com/ios-8" title="iOS 8 help, how-to, news, reviews">iOS 8[/url], panoramas will also be coming to the iPad!</p> <ul><li>
How to use the panorama camera on your iPhone</li> </ul><h2>How to take a photo or shoot video using the volume up button with your iPhone or iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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http://www.imore.com/sites/imore.com/files/styles/large/public/field/image/2013/09/iphone_5s_gallery_comparisons_hero_3.jpg?itok=WolxfjHZ' />[/url]</p> <p>The Camera app on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad can take a picture or start a video with a simple tap of the big, round shutter button right on the screen. If you're trying to take a photo or shoot video one-handed, however, or even just depending on your position, even that big, round button can be out of reach. Luckily, Apple also lets you activate the shutter and take a picture or start recording with the volume up button.</p> <ul><li>
How to take a photo using the volume up button with your iPhone or iPad</li> </ul><h2>How to take a photo while simultaneously shooting video with your iPhone or iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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How to take a photo while simultaneously shooting video with your iPhone or iPad</li> </ul><h2>How to quickly edit and share photos and videos from the camera app on iPhone and iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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http://www.imore.com/ios-8" title="iOS 8 help, how-to, news, reviews">iOS 8[/url], third party filters, sharing options, and action extensions will be made available as well!</p> <ul><li>
How to quickly edit and share photos and videos from the camera app on iPhone and iPad</li> </ul><h2>How to use the camera flash on your iPhone</h2> <p><a href='
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http://www.imore.com/sites/imore.com/files/styles/large/public/field/image/2013/09/iphone_5s_macro_isight_camera.jpg?itok=nC03FJSp' />[/url]</p> <p>The Camera app can not only take photos, it can take flash photos when there's not enough light for anything else. Make no mistake — mobile flash photography still stinks no matter the quality of the tiny elements involved. However, whether you have a single or dual LED on your iPhone camera, they can help you capture important moments at low-light levels that would otherwise be impossible. So, to get the best photo you can, regardless of whether the you'e facing twilight to incandescence, tungsten or florescent, something cool blue or warm yellow, or any combination in between, you can set up and use the iPhone flash.</p> <ul><li>
How to use the camera flash on your iPhone</li> </ul><h2>How to use the HDR camera on your iPhone or iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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How to use the HDR camera on your iPhone or iPad</li> </ul><h2>How to switch between the rear iSight and front FaceTime camera on your iPhone or iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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How to switch between the rear iSight and front FaceTime camera on your iPhone or iPad</li> </ul><h2>How to lock focus in the Camera app for iPhone and iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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How to lock focus in the Camera app for iPhone and iPad</li> </ul><h2>How to use burst mode to capture all the action with your iPhone camera</h2> <p><a href='
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How to use burst mode to capture all the action with your iPhone camera</li> </ul><h2>How to preview camera filters in real-time on your iPhone</h2> <p><a href='
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every photo, they're definitely fun to play around with. Coming soon with <a href="
http://www.imore.com/ios-8" title="iOS 8 help, how-to, news, reviews">iOS 8[/url], you'll also be able to add third-party app filters to your photos, such as VSCO Cam and more!</p> <ul><li>
How to preview camera filters in real-time on your iPhone</li> </ul><h2>How to enable the camera grid on your iPhone or iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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http://www.imore.com/sites/imore.com/files/styles/large/public/field/image/2013/09/ios_7_camera_grid_lines_hero.jpg?itok=vP09m6cl' />[/url]</p> <p>The Camera app on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad has an optional grid that can help you better frame people, pets, and objects, horizons and celestial bodies — pretty much anything at all in your photos. Using the rules of thirds can elevate your pictures from the ordinary to the extra ordinary, and all with the flip of a toggle!</p> <ul><li>
How to enable the camera grid on your iPhone or iPad</li> </ul><h2>How to turn photo geotagging on or off on your iPhone or iPad</h2> <p><a href='
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http://www.imore.com/sites/imore.com/files/styles/large/public/field/image/2014/07/settings_privacy_iphone_5s_hero.jpg?itok=Py7TN5rz' />[/url]</p> <p>When you launch the Camera app on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad for the first time it'll ask you if it can use your location. That uses Wi-Fi router mapping, and, if available, cell-tower triangulation and GPS to determine where you are and record that information along with the photo. In other words — geotagging. It's great if you want to keep track of where you took your pictures, like on a photo walk or a vacation, but if you want to protect your privacy and keep your location undisclosed, it's not so good. Luckily, even if you allowed location the first time, you can change your mind at any time.</p> <ul><li>
How to turn photo geotagging on or off on your iPhone or iPad</li> </ul><h2>Best camera apps for iPhone</h2> <p><a href='
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Best camera apps for iPhone</li> </ul><h2>How to take better photos with your iPhone</h2> <p>The mechanics of operating a camera are one thing. Taking great photos is another. Knowing the "rule of thirds", negative space, shadows, and more can make your photos really stand out. Understanding the differences between portraits and landscapes, newborns and kids, pets, cars, and more can make them shine.</p> <ul><li>
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