The best camera is the one with you wherever you go. For many people, this is the smartphone option. In the iPhone, this built-in attribute has impressive characteristics that are important to be able to use correctly. For example, you need to know about the ways to turn on the flash in iPhone 4.
Instructions
Step 1
The very first iPhone came with a very basic camera. It allowed you to get good photos, but did not have some useful features - flash, zoom and focus adjustment. The latter appeared in the 3GS model; with the introduction of the iPhone 4S on the market, the camera is equipped with a zoom and flash, and after the release of the 5th generation smartphone, it is possible to create panoramic images. In connection with the emergence of additional functions and capabilities, users began to ask questions regarding the correct use of the smartphone. The most common of these is still enabling the flash on the iPhone 4. To do this, follow the steps below.
Step 2
First you need to learn how to switch iPhone cameras. The iPhone is equipped with two cameras - one on the front and one on the back of the device. In this case, the first is used for FaceTime and similar resources, the second is used directly for shooting. The default is usually the rear-facing camera with a higher resolution. If your device has other settings, then switching is carried out by simply pressing the button located in the upper right corner. It is very easy to see which particular camera is on at the moment - the picture is displayed on the screen, falling into its lens.
Step 3
The iPhone's camera is generally good at capturing image details, including in low light conditions. However, adding a flash will allow you to improve the quality of your photo. To turn on the flash on iPhone 4, you need to start the camera and find the lightning icon in the upper left corner of the screen.
Step 4
There are several options for using flash. Off is the default setting for the camera and the meaning is obvious. Auto is displayed when you click on the lightning bolt icon. Choose this setting if you want the flash to fire only when necessary - in low light. On - connects in the same way as the previous setting. When this option is selected, the flash will be used for each photo you take.
