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Higher end phone cameras have both of these for many years. Also, any of Apple's stuff (and many Android phones, as well) support shooting in RAW, so you can us
by Kirby64 4y ago
Higher end phone cameras have both of these for many years. Also, any of Apple's stuff (and many Android phones, as well) support shooting in RAW, so you can use the usual DSLR flow of processing RAW photos to get the white balance you desire in post.
Usually these settings are hidden or abstracted. iPhones just call it 'exposure' and it's similar to DSLR EV +/-2.0 adjustment. I believe fancier camera apps that work on iPhones can support explicit exposure time, as well, though.