How to Adjust iPhone 6S Camera Settings

#1. Self Timer

The self timer is the feature that iPhone users have been waiting for a long time. The basic facility that it provides is giving you a window of 3 to 10 seconds between clicking the shutter and the picture taken. This feature is most helpful when you are taking a group photo and you too are willing to feature in the photo. You can also pose before the camera and use this feature. The best thing about this feature is that it captures 10 photos continuously giving you the option of choosing the best picture among them. To use this feature, you can have a look at the following steps:

1. Tap the clock like self timer button on the left of your phone screen;
2. After that, just set the timer to your desired interval;
3. Compose what you intend to shoot and tap the shutter button;
4. A countdown will begin in your phone screen and you just need to run to go to your place on front of your phone camera.

#2. Time Lapse Video Mode

This feature was also there in your iPhone 5 where you could shoot slow motion videos, but in iOS 8, you can also take videos in acceleration mode. To access this special mode in your camera app, you can have a look at the following steps:

1. Swipe and scroll through the given list of various shooting modes;
2. Choose the "Time-Lapse" option,and you can also set the focus in this mode just as you would have in taking a normal photo;
3. Then all you need to do is to tap the shutter button to start recording the video;
4. Tap it again to pause or stop the recording;
5. The video is saved and when you will play the video, it will appear as a sped up video.

#3. Manual Exposure Adjustment

This feature is the best among the lot, giving you the exciting option to adjust manually the right amount of exposure you want to put in the photo. This feature can be used to change the exposure in more than one items or objects appearing in the phone screen. To use this feature, you can follow the simple steps below:

1. Tap and hold the part of the camera screen where you want to set the focus. This will ensure you that the portion where you are trying to adjust the exposure remains in the focal point of the camera, giving it the sharpness and the crisp it needs;
2. As you tap and hold the screen, a yellow squire will appear there where the manual focus and exposure will be in effect. Now, this is where the app works the best;
3. If the area inside the yellow squire looks too bright or too dim to you, you can easily change the exposure in it. To do that, simply swipe up or swipe down the screen up to the point where you will be satisfied about the exposure;

#4. Fix iPhone 6s WiFi Connection Problems

As soon as the launch of the iPhone 6s and the iOS 8, a major problem in the WiFi settings of the phone surfaced. To eradicate the problems, we have listed here a few simple tips.

Reset Network:

1. For this you just need to open the settings;
2. Open general and scroll down to the bottom;
3. Tap on the “Reset” icon;
4. Tap “Reset Network Settings”;
5. Reboot your device and hopefully this will solve your problems.

HTTP Proxy:

1. Open the settings and then tap on WiFi;
2. Tap on the blue icon next to network;
3. Scroll down to the bottom and select Auto in HTTP proxy;
4. Again reboot to see if your problem is fixed.