Rare photos? iPhone Trick Automatically Corrects Your Snapshots: This Is How It Is Tested

Apple’s iOS 17 update is set to deliver some useful new features, including a handy camera trick that will straighten your photos.

The iPhone camera already comes with a few optional settings to help you enhance your shots, including a grid that can be overlaid on the viewfinder to help apply the rule of thirds.

But with iOS 17, due out this fall, Apple has improved the camera leveling feature by separating it from Grid mode.

The new update makes leveling up an individual option and the somewhat hidden feature can be found in Settings.

To access the new feature, users need to open the Settings app, click on Camera, and scroll down to Level.

Once you slide the toggle switch, you can go back to the Camera app to find three horizontal white lines.

If you tilt your phone, you’ll notice that there are two shorter lines that remain stationary, while the long line in the center moves with your phone.

To make sure your photos are straight you will need to align all three lines, once the line has turned yellow you know your photos are perfectly balanced.

The new feature will eliminate the extra step of straightening your photos after you’ve taken them, and can even help you understand how to level your phone without it.

The feature won’t be available until the next iOS 17 update, which is expected to arrive in September with the release of the iPhone 15.

Several other cool features will be added, including standby mode, which will enable a smart display while your phone is charging and in landscape mode.

New features in iOS 17 include ‘StandBy’ mode with customizable smart quick info display (pictured)

No more typing ‘duck’, the new iOS 17 update will improve the autocorrect feature to better predict what you’ll type next

It will effectively turn your iPhone into a desk or nightstand clock, which can help busy phone holders.

Autocorrect will also get an upgrade, and the keyboard will use a transformer model to better predict what you’ll type next, and the feature will also be able to help you with grammar.

The new update will add a Journal app, called Journal, to help iPhone users manage stress. The feature will create custom prompts and you will also be able to schedule notifications to remind you to type.

In addition, Apple’s Neural Engine iOS17 will also be able to transcribe incoming voicemails live, a feature called Live Voicemail, which allows users to judge whether to answer or ignore the call based on the incoming message.

However, not all iPhone users will be able to download the new update, there will be a cut for some older iPhone models, including the 2017 iPhone X.

The list of iPhones getting the feature only goes back to 2018, from the iPhone XS onwards, which includes the popular iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR.