How to adjust the apple pixel low?

1. Apple phones can't adjust pixels. When the mobile phone is taking pictures, the default photo size of the system is certain.

2. Unlike Android, Apple will automatically turn on the highest pixel. However, when taking photos with a camera, you can adjust the photos by zooming in or out. In the photo interface, you can adjust the shooting distance by opening or contracting two fingers on the screen, thus adjusting the shooting range.

3. Apple's default camera shooting is not set, all are automatic, try to shoot 800W pixels. The system does not adjust the setting options. You can manually operate the flash, focal length, and a panoramic mode (which requires a system of 6.0 or above), or you can use the software that comes with the mobile phone to cut it after shooting.

4. The pixel of the mobile phone is fixed, and the downloaded software can't improve the pixel by processing the photo.

5. The effect of the camera will not change, blurred or blurred. Pixels have nothing to do with the lens, but only with the photosensitive element.

6. Since the photosensitive element of Apple is encapsulated in the body and cannot be replaced, don't expect to increase the number of pixels.

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IOS is a mobile operating system developed by Apple. Apple announced this system for the first time at Macworld conference on June 9, 2007. Originally designed for iPhone, it was later applied to iPod touch, iPad, Apple TV and other products. IOS, like apple's Mac OS X operating system, belongs to a commercial operating system similar to Unix. Originally this system was called iPhone OS. Because iPad, iPhone and iPod touch all use iPhone OS, it was announced at the 20 10WWDC conference that it was renamed as iOS(iOS is the registered trademark of Cisco's network equipment operating system in the United States, and Apple's renaming has been authorized by Cisco).

20 16, 1 year 10. In October, with the release of version 9.2. 1, Apple fixed a vulnerability that existed for three years. The vulnerability is that when an iPhone or iPad user accesses a network with a mandatory entrance in a hotel or airport, the login page will display the terms of use of the network through an unencrypted HTTP connection. After accepting the terms, users can surf the Internet normally, but the embedded browser will share unencrypted Cookie with Safari browser. With this shared resource, hackers can create their own false forced portal and associate it with the WiFi network, thus stealing any unencrypted Cookie saved on the device.