iPhone Night Mode: This is how to make the most of its features

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The iPhone night mode is a method known by several users, as it is a fantastic feature that includes the device’s camera. Even after some criticisms that mention the over-processing that takes away a bit of the natural charm of the photos. However, here you can see how to use this mode that demonstrates the excellence that this system gives to your photos. So read on for details on how to use and make the most of iPhone night mode.

In case until now you have not found out about this magnificent method that includes your iPhone, here you will know some features. Since it differs in certain important details that your Camera app includes, without the need to swipe or switch between modes. Night mode is a fully automatic function that is activated once it detects a very low light environment.

Once it is active, you will notice an incredible improvement in the environment and obviously in your photos, increasing the exposure time of your camera. This is noticeably reflected in low-light photos.

How to take advantage of iPhone night mode?

First of all, It is important to mention that the iPhone night mode is found in all models of iPhone 11 onwards, as well as on the iPad Pro.

Clearly night mode is an automatic function, so you can’t adjust some detail manually, so this only works if you are in an environment with low or medium light waiting for the gray or yellow moon icon to be observed on the screen.

Night mode works like this:

  • First of all access your Camera and look for the photo mode. Find the moon icon, located on the top left or bottom left if you’re in landscape mode.
  • In case the moon icon is gray, it means that the night mode is already available, but not active. This means that your environment continues even with a lot of light.
  • In the event that the moon icon is already yellow, it means that it is already fully active and ready for you to use it.
  • All you have to do now is click on the up arrow and the yellow moon icon, located at the bottom, you can adjust the exposure time.
  • Finally, as a recommendation when taking photos, it is best to leave the iPhone absolutely still or as much as possible when taking photos in night mode. The yellow moon icon reveals the time required for this by displaying a countdown above the shutter button.

The medium 9to5Mac showed and collected some images taken with night mode through his profile on Twitter.