The option to capture images in macro mode on the iPhone 13 Pro is undoubtedly one of the options of the new cameras that is surprising the most. In this sense, the bad thing about this is that user could not enable or disable this macro photo modeTherefore, at the moment of getting very close to an object, this photography model that the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max have is automatically activated.
In this sense, the latest beta version released a few hours ago of iOS 15.1 for developers adds in addition to the native support for ProRes, a new switch with which the Auto Macro function can be deactivated for the camera app.
So now users, if this button ends up finally reaching the final version, they will be able to activate or deactivate this macro function manually. Apple breastfeeds this macro way on its website describing it as something amazing:
Thanks to its redesigned lens and powerful autofocus system, the new ultra-wide angle has an amazing eye for detail: it allows you to focus at a distance of just 2 cm. Take a selfie in a dewdrop, capture the colors of a butterfly or turn a flower into a work of abstract art. A whole microworld awaits you in which to lose yourself.
For those who want to deactivate this function or activate it manually, they can do it directly in the configuration settings> camera> automatic macro. When enabled, this feature will "automatically switch to Ultra Wide Camera to capture macro photos and videos." If we leave this switch in off mode, the macro mode can be used manually on the iPhone 13 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro Max by switching to the lens on the camera with the 0.5x option and being close to what we want to photograph.
