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For the most part, Night mode in the Camera app on modern iPhones is a great feature that can absolutely transform photos taken in very low light. If the Camera app detects a dark scene, Night Mode is enabled automatically, but sometimes you want that dramatic dark effect, and it’s annoying to disable Night Mode to get it. You have to tap the Night Mode indicator and then slide the timer down to zero seconds. If you wait a while before taking another photo, it will re-engage automatically. But maybe you don’t want it to re-engage. Maybe you want the Camera app to remember that you’ve disabled Night Mode. Fortunately, iOS 15 lets you do just that. [For more tips, tricks, news, features, and updates, check out our iOS 15 superguide.] How to keep Night Mode from automatically engagingWith iOS 15, you can head to Settings > Camera > Preserve Settings to find an option to preserve your Night mode settings (among other things). With this enabled, Night mode will remember when it has been turned off and won’t re-enable itself. If you want to take a Night mode shot, you can manually tap the Night mode indicator to enable it yourself. IDG That last bit is important! This isn’t so much a button to turn Night mode off forever as it is a switch to remember your last Night mode setting. With it enabled, your Camera app will always use the same the amount of Night mode you’ve selected. If you slide the Night Mode slider all the way up to Max, you’ll find that it engages more readily and uses an even longer shutter speed. If you slide it to Auto (in the middle), it will engage as it usually does. Only by sliding it to Off and leaving it there will the Camera app never engage Night mode. I have written about technology for my entire adult professional life - over 25 years. I enjoy learning about how complicated technology works and explaining it in a way anyone can understand. If you don’t want your iPhone to make certain adjustments when shooting in lowlight conditions, just follow these steps. Many smartphones, including iPhones, have lots of clever software at play to enhance photos that you take with the camera. This can be especially useful when you’re shooting in darkness and there’s no enough natural light to illuminate the scene, and for the most part we’ve been highly impressed by the results achieved by the iPhone’s Night Mode. However, if you find these enhanced images too artificial-looking or are merely curious to see what difference Night Mode actually makes, then you can turn off this automatic effect on your iPhone by following our guide below. The first two steps refer to switching Night Mode off for one shooting session; the remaining steps explain how to turn it off for good. What we used
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TroubleshootingHow can I enable Night Mode again? Just as in the steps described above, you can reinstate it by tapping on the Night Mode symbol when shooting in the dark, and to permanently change it back to the original settings you can tap the toggle to off. Would you advise me to switch Night Mode off or on? Our opinion is that the iPhone’s Night Mode does an excellent job of restoring detail and reducing noise when you’re shooting in difficult lowlight conditions, so for most users we’d recommend keeping it on. You might like…How do I turn night mode off?To use Night Light on Android, go to Settings > Display > Night Light. On the Night Light screen, you can enable or disable this feature or create a schedule and adjust settings.
How do I turn off night on my phone?On your phone, open the Settings app. Tap Display. Turn Dark theme on or off.
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