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The new camera lenses on the iPhone 13 added native macro photography capability to the series. The 13-series phones, according to Apple's claims, aren't the only Apple devices that can shoot in macro mode. On earlier iPhones, photographing something as near as a few millimeters from the camera is difficult. If you're using the stock camera app, that is. Halide might save you a lot of money over buying a new iPhone if you're prepared to invest in third-party software.
Halide, or Halide Mark II – Pro Camera, is a third-party camera utility that can be downloaded from the App Store and comes with subscription options. The software adds a variety of capabilities to the iPhone camera, including the ability to manually focus photos. You may even try the app for seven days for free. Focus peaking, histograms, customizable depth capture, and 14-bit raw support are just a few of the popular features.
After you've downloaded Halide and selected a membership price, launch the app and hit the Auto Focus (AF) button to start manual focusing. By picking the flower-shaped symbol on the bottom left, you may go macro. After that, you may place your phone near any little object, such as a coin, a small flower, or even a snail. To set the focus just perfect, use the slider at the bottom of the viewfinder and click a photo. There are also cool green accents that appear when you're focused to assist you in getting the finest photo possible.
