00:00The iPhone XR features a single rear camera lens, 12MP wide camera, and does not have native hardware support for
00:06a built-in 0.5x ultra wide-angle lens option, like newer iPhone models 11 and later.
00:13However, you can use the built-in vertical panorama trick to capture a similar expanded wide-angle field of view
00:19or download a third-party app from the Apple App Store.
00:22The vertical panorama trick, no app required.
00:26Open the native camera app on your iPhone XR.
00:29Wipe through the camera modes at the bottom and select pano panorama.
00:33Rotate your phone horizontally into landscape mode.
00:35Tap the yellow directional arrow on the screen once so that it points upwards instead of sideways.
00:40Tap the shutter button to start capturing.
00:42Slowly and steadily move the phone straight upwards from the bottom to the top of your scene, keeping the arrow
00:46aligned with the center guideline.
00:48Tap the stop button once you've framed your wide shot.
00:50This gives you an expanded, vertical-style wide frame resembling an ultra-wide perspective.
00:55And that's the full picture.
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