Android tips and tricks: How to configure shooting mode on Android 12

The Camera on your android device lets you configure shooting mode by allowing the camera to determine the ideal mode for your pictures or lets you choose manually from several shooting modes. In this article, we will tell you how you can configure shooting modes on your Android 12 device.

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How to configure shooting modes on Android 12 devices:

Step 1: From the Camera, swipe the screen right and left to change shooting modes.

Step 2: Select from the following:

• • • Single take: Capture multiple pictures and video clips from different angles.
    • Portrait: Adjust the background of your shots for portrait photos.
    • Photo: Allow the camera to determine the ideal settings for pictures.
    • Video: Allow the camera to determine the ideal settings for videos.
    • More: Choose other available shooting modes. Tap Add to drag modes into or out of the shooting modes tray at the bottom of the Camera screen.
      • AR Doodle: Enhance videos by adding line drawings or handwriting to your environment. AR Doodle tracks faces and space so they move with you.
      • Pro: Manually adjust the ISO sensitivity, exposure value, white balance, and color tone while taking pictures.
      • Panorama: Create a linear image by taking pictures in either a horizontal or vertical direction.

Camera and Gallery

• • • • Food: Take pictures that emphasize the vivid colors of food.
      • Night: Use this to take photos in low-light conditions, without using the flash.
      • Portrait video: Adjust the background of your shots for portrait videos.
      • Pro video: Manually adjust the ISO sensitivity, exposure value, white balance, and color tone while recording videos.
      • Super slow-mo: Record videos at an extremely high frame rate for viewing in high-quality slow motion. You can play a specific section of each video in slow motion after recording it.
      • Slow motion: Record videos at a high frame rate for viewing in slow motion.
      • Hyperlapse: Create a time-lapse video by recording at various frame rates. The frame rate is adjusted depending on the scene being recorded and the movement of the device.
      • Dual recording: Access advanced features such as lock onto a subject in view, change between different rear camera lenses and more.