The mobile camera is one of the most used elements in a mobile terminal and is that with the improvement they have experienced in recent years, portraying moments in good quality is available to anyone with a smartphone..
We know that each mobile camera is different both in hardware and in the different settings parameters when taking a picture. One of the most widespread options in the HDR or High Dynamic Range that accentuates the color result of the images working with different exposures.
Although it is an effect that enchants many, it is not always good so there will be users who want to remove it. On iPhone X and iPhone 8 it is enabled by default and that's why today we show you how to easily disable it..
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How to enable or disable HDR on the iPhone X or 8 camera
Step 1
As we can see, by default the HDR option does not appear to enable or disable it.
Step 2
In order to have access to this option we will go to “Settingsâ€.
Step 3
Select the "Camera" option to see its settings.
Step 4
Here we will go to the HDR section and disable the automatic HDR option.
Note
The option of “Keep normal photo†will save us a copy of the photo without this treatment. In this way you can compare both results and decide which one you liked the most, yes, you will be duplicating content and, therefore, space.
Step 5
If we return to our camera, we can verify that the HDR option appears. If we click on it we will have the possibility to enable or disable it.
Step 5
We can see the difference between having the HDR option enabled or disabled in our terminal.
In this way we will have to enable our HDR option on the iPhone X or iPhone 8 camera to be able to enable or disable it easily.
