Short answer
Open Camera, tap the Photographic Styles icon and choose a style such as Rich Contrast or Vibrant, then adjust tone and warmth. It applies to the photo processing, so skin tones stay natural.
Photographic Styles debuted with iPhone 13 as a way to customise the look of your camera.
Set a style
- Open Camera.
- Swipe up or tap the arrow and choose Photographic Styles.
- Pick a style and adjust tone and warmth.
- Shoot as usual.
Styles vs filters
Filters change the whole picture after the fact. Styles apply selectively during processing, so skin tones and the sky are treated differently.
Tips
- Pick a default style once and forget it.
- Use Standard if you plan to edit later.
- Newer iPhones let you change the style after shooting.
Frequently asked questions
Which iPhones support Photographic Styles?
iPhone 13 and later.
Can I undo a style?
On newer models, yes in Photos.