There are several innovations that are being discovered a little at a time in the second beta of iOS 15.2. After the Communication Safety, the manual search for foreign AirTags and the possibility to choose the heir contacts, it was also discovered the addition of a button in the camera that allows you to activate or deactivate the macro mode on the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max once you have decided to disable automatic switching from the settings.
iOS 15.2 finally adds a manual toggle for Macro mode, right from the camera! pic.twitter.com/w3ef3xdCsJ
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The new feature allows you to display a flower icon in the lower left of the screen when the camera is close enough to an object to activate Macro mode. Once it appears, users can tap it to turn it on or off. The possibility to keep the last option chosen is now also present in the item Keep settings, always in the camera menu.
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By default, iPhone 13 Pro automatically switches to Macro mode when it is close enough to an object, sometimes activating itself even when we are not turning. The new keys represent a significant improvement over the current implementation in iOS 15.1 where you must always access the settings to completely disable the mode, even if you want to do so temporarily.