If you prefer, you can switch to shooting in JPEG – if you do that, the other photos stored on your device will also be switched to JPEG if you need to export one of your shots in the more versatile format.Īlso by default, the phone will shoot in HDR (high dynamic range). Images will appear with the file extension “.HEIC.” It is compatible with programs such as Photoshop, but you may run into problems with some other types of software. In the standard Photo mode, by default, images will be saved in the “HEIF” format (High Efficiency Image Format), which takes up less space on your phone, but is less compatible with certain programs. If you pinch to zoom, you are engaging a digital zoom which goes up to 10x. You’ll also see a small circle with “1x” written inside it – you can tap this to jump to “2x” and use the telephoto zoom. You can also press and hold on the screen to lock exposure and focus to a particular point. Along the top of the screen you can switch flash on and off, turn on and off “Live Photo”, enable the timer (3 seconds or 10 seconds), or add one of several filter options. You can tap around the screen to select an autofocus point – when you do that you’ll notice a small sun icon appears which you can slide up and down to adjust exposure compensation. In the standard Photo mode, the amount of control offered to a photographer is relatively limited. The standard mode is Photo, but by swiping to the left you’ll find Video, Slo-Mo and Time-Lapse, while swiping to right gets you to Portrait, Square and Pano (panorama). This can be seen as either a positive or a negative thing depending on your point of view.Īlong the bottom of the screen (or to the right if holding the phone in landscape orientation), you’ll see the different photo modes that are available to use. That means that the phone is not unlocked, so although you can shoot with it, you’ll only be able to see the images you’ve taken in a current unlock session in playback.Īs is common for iPhones, the native camera app is relatively simple and straightforward. If all you want to do is use the camera, you can hold down the camera icon on the bottom left of the lock screen to start up the native camera app. As is now standard for iPhones, there’s no fingerprint sensor at all. You can unlock the iPhone using Face Unlock, or you can enter a passcode if you prefer. It retains the controversial “notch” that allows the display to go right to the top edge of the phone, but still accommodate the front facing camera and face detection sensor. In terms of phone design, the iPhone XS is very similar to its predecessor. It can record 4K video up to 60fps, and includes shooting modes including “Portrait” which can be used to create shallow depth of field effects.Ī 5.8-inch Super Retina HD screen is found on the iPhone XS, with other interesting specifications including a new processor, the addition of a slider to control depth of field, and storage capacities up to 512GB.Īt the time of writing, the iPhone XS can be bought for £999 / $999 for the lowest capacity option (64GB), up to £1,349 / $1,349 for the highest capacity (512GB). The iPhone XS uses a dual 12 megapixel cameras, with one wide angle lens and one telephoto lens. For this review we have been using the standard iPhone XS. Both models use the same camera, but the XS Max offers a larger screen size.
IPHONE XS MAX DAYZ IMAGES UPDATE
It represents a fairly modest update from its predecessor, but in terms of the camera there has been some interesting improvements.
Announced in September 2018, the iPhone XS (and iPhone XS Max) made its debut roughly a year after the iPhone X.
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