How to set default camera focus on iPhone 15 Pro

On the iPhone 15 Pro models, Apple has introduced three focal length options for shooting with the main camera. This article explains what these options are and how to set your preferred default focal length for taking photos.

To take full advantage of the enhanced camera system on iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, Apple has added three different focal length options to the main camera’s optical zoom. From the standard default 1x (24mm) mode, Apple has added 1.2x (28mm) and 1.5x (35mm) settings.

iPhone 15 Pro users can choose from these focal lengths when taking photos by tapping the 1x button in the Camera app. However, due to technical reasons, these focal length options are not available when shooting video and the camera provides a zoom ring.

Apple provides these specific focal lengths for photography enthusiasts by using computational processing to crop the 48-megapixel images the new larger sensor can capture, so it always delivers high resolution 24MP image. Additionally, Apple has added an option to change the default optical zoom settings, which is very handy if you use a specific focal length. The following steps demonstrate how it is done.

1. Open the "Settings" app.
2. Scroll down and tap Camera.
3. Tap Main Camera.
4. Under Default Lens, select default is 24mm – 1x, default is 28mm – 1.2 and default is 35mm – 1.5x.

#That’s all you have to do. The next time you shoot, you don't need to set the focus before you start shooting – your preferred option is already selected.

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