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You can turn night mode off by tapping the icon in the top left.

• astrange 4y ago
  Can't turn off deep fusion though. Well, you can - record a video instead and press the button that takes a photo during video. It looks terrible, so it's better to switch to a 3rd party camera app instead. I think the main use case for those is women using beauty filters though.
  • foldr 4y ago
    You can get real single shot RAW files very easily using third party apps like Halide. I usually prefer the results of ProRAW, though (which doesn’t include beauty filters or anything like that).
    • CamperBob2 4y ago
      I don't know about "very easily," and chances are I don't want to deal with RAW or ProRAW or whatever. I'm fine with plain old .JPG most of the time. But selectively altering the appearance of subjects in an unavoidable manner is beyond the line that almost any photographer I've ever known will draw. If I can't turn that off, then the OEM camera app is simply broken. Telling me to spend money on a third-party app is just carrying water for two corporations that aren't paying you. Don't do that, at least not for free.
      • foldr 4y ago
        >I don't know about "very easily," Halide is perfectly straightforward to use. > I'm fine with plain old .JPG most of the time. Halide can save JPGs if that's what you prefer. >Telling me to spend money on a third-party app is just carrying water for two corporations that aren't paying you The built in camera app has to cater to a lot of different kinds of user. I, like you, would be happy if it offered more controls, but this might make it less usable for the majority. The cost of one of these third party apps is pretty trivial compared to the cost of a new iPhone (or a 'real' camera), so it doesn't bother me overly – but you can obviously spend your money how you wish.