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How to use the over-capture feature in the new iPhone camera to crop and adjust images later

The new iPhone 11 series of phones brings a new way to frame and shoot photos that gives you flexibility after you’ve snapped that shot. The iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max all bring in detail outside your framed preview from the next widest lens as you point at a scene in both portrait and landscape.

First, you have to turn the feature on in Settings → Camera under the Composition section. Tap Photos Capture Outside The Frame to turn this over-capture mode on. By default, Apple has left the feature off, though the same option for

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