How to Stop Your iPhone from Auto-Editing Photos After You Take Them

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How to Stop Your iPhone from Auto-Editing Photos After You Take Them

Your iPhone’s Deep Fusion feature is meant to improve photo quality, but it often overprocesses images, making colors look unnatural and details too sharp. Since Deep Fusion is built into the Camera app, you can’t turn it off. Your iPhone automatically applies edits like brightness adjustments, color correction, and noise reduction. There are workarounds for […]

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