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Using Pro Mode (or Manual Mode) on your camera gives you full control over your photos, allowing you to adjust settings that the phone usually handles automatically. It’s the best way to capture professional-looking shots, especially in tricky lighting.
​Here is a breakdown of the key settings in Pro Mode:

​1. ISO (Sensitivity to Light)
​What it does: Controls how sensitive the camera sensor is to light.
​Low ISO (100–400): Best for bright daylight. It produces clean, sharp images.
​High ISO (800+): Use this in dark environments. Warning: High ISO can add "noise" or graininess to your photo.

​2. Shutter Speed (S)
​What it does: Controls how long the camera shutter stays open.
​Fast Shutter (e.g., 1/1000s): Freezes fast motion (like sports or splashing water).
​Slow Shutter (e.g., 2s or 10s): Creates motion blur. Use this for "light trails" from cars at night or making waterfalls look silky. (Keep the phone very still!)

​3. EV (Exposure Value)
​What it does: Brightens or darkens the image quickly.
​If your photo looks too blown out (too white) or too dark, use the EV slider to balance it.

​4. Focus (AF / MF)
​Auto Focus (AF): The camera chooses the subject.
​Manual Focus (MF): You slide the bar to choose exactly what is sharp. This is great for Macro photography (getting very close to flowers or insects) where the auto-focus might struggle.

​5. White Balance (WB)
​What it does: Adjusts the "color temperature" so whites look white.
​Cloudy/Shade: Adds warmth (yellow/orange tones).
​Fluorescent/Incandescent: Cools the image down (blue tones).
​Why use Pro Mode?
​Night Photography: You can take much better star or city shots by using a slow shutter speed and low ISO.
​Creativity: You can intentionally blur backgrounds or freeze action.
​RAW Format: Many Pro modes allow you to save photos in RAW, which keeps more detail for editing later in apps like Lightroom.
​Would you like me to explain how to set up a specific type of shot, like a "light trail" or a blurry background portrait?
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