If you're starting your YouTube journey or simply want to capture memories, here's how you can get the most of the camera on your iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Plus by mastering Apple's stock Camera app.

The iPhone camera's built-in timer function allows you to set the timer for 3 or 10 seconds. When the timer goes off, it takes one photo or shoots ten quick photos in Live photo mode.

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Much of the iPhone's default Camera app features are pretty easy to figure out — especially when you're not bothered by things like exposure, frame rates, and the like.

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How to Use the Camera Level on iPhone and iPad. Open the Camera app on your iOS device. Set the capture mode to Photo, Portrait, Square, or Time Lapse, using the sliding menu above the shutter button.

Unlike other Camera app modes, you don’t need to swipe or toggle between a Night mode photo and a normal one. Night mode turns on and adjusts automatically when it senses a low-light environment.