The Photos mode is point and shoot. Just frame your shot and capture what's in front of you.
Or, swipe sideways and select a mode before shooting.


Keep your subject in focus and blur the surrounding scene as little or much as you like. Learn how.


Choose one color and turn the rest of the photo black and white. Learn how.



Use this mode in low light conditions to bring details out of the dark, capturing vivid photos with more accurate colors. Learn how.


Pan to capture the whole scene. Learn how.



For all modes listed above, your phone digitally processes the images. To bypass this digital processing and control settings such as ISO or macro focus, use Pro mode. Learn how.

For standard video, just tap Video and start recording.
Or, to include visual effects, swipe sideways and select any of these modes before recording.




Take a video, then select a portion to play in slow-motion. You can adjust this any time you play the video. Learn how.

Make time appear to be moving faster. This mode works well for mostly static scenes that change slowly, like a flower opening, or have motion in one area, like traffic. You select the speed before recording the video and can’t adjust it afterwards. Learn how.
Commonly used modes are in a carousel at the bottom of the screen. You can add, remove, or reposition modes any time (except for Photo and Video modes, which can't be removed).


Arrange modes:
To reset the carousel to the default set of modes, swipe to More and tap 
You can open the Camera app directly to any of these modes: Video, Selfie, Night Vision, Portrait. Just add a shortcut to your home screen.
To add a shortcut:
Touch & hold 

Then tap the shortcut to open the Camera in that mode.
To learn about other camera features, tap 

To learn how to take screenshots, open the Settings app, tap Help and search 