In landscapes, altering white balance is often crucial. Tapping the Raw button on the camera screen will turn on raw shooting. I'll come back to this more in the editing section below.Īpple's recent phones, such as the 13 Pro and 12 Pro Max, can use the company's new ProRaw format, which uses some computational photography techniques like HDR blending but still generates an easily editable DNG file. The result is an image that lets you change the white balance, alter colour tones and rescue detail from the highlights and shadows much more easily - and with less image degradation - than you can with a simple JPEG. Raw images don't save many of the automatic camera settings that your phone would normally apply to a JPEG image, such as white balance or sharpening. If it doesn't, an app like Moment, Lightroom or MuseCam lets you take control of settings like ISO, shutter speed and white balance.īy enabling the iPhone 12 Pro Max's ProRaw function I was able to pull back a lot more highlight and shadow detail when editing this image.Ĭrucially, these apps also let you shoot in raw format. If your phone has a "pro" mode that gives you manual control of settings, switch into that. Your phone is probably capable of taking a cracking landscape photo in its default auto mode, but let's take things a bit further. Let's dive in and don't forget to check our guide to the best phones you can get in 2021, and head over to our phone photography 101 page for lots more photography tips.
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