How to take panoramic photos and vertical panoramic photos with iPhone?

All versions of panoramic photos taken by iPhone operate in the same way. Take the iPhone XS as an example, and the specific steps are as follows:

First, panoramic photo shooting.

1. Find "Camera" on the homepage and click to enter the photo interface.

2. After entering the photo page, the camera defaults to "photo" mode, slide the screen in the direction of the red arrow, and select "panorama" mode.

3. The following interface appears in panoramic mode, and you can also see the word "Panorama" marked in yellow at the arrow below.

4. Click on the white circle at the bottom of the interface to start shooting.

5. After clicking, the round button will turn into a square and be in the shooting state. During shooting, slowly move the mobile phone along the direction indicated by the white arrow on the interface to shoot a horizontal panoramic picture. After shooting, click the square button to finish shooting.

Second, the vertical panorama

1. Find "Camera" on the homepage and click to enter the photo interface.

2. After entering the photo page, the camera defaults to "photo" mode, slide the screen in the direction of the red arrow, and select "panorama" mode.

3. The following interface appears in panoramic mode, and you can also see the word "Panorama" marked in yellow at the arrow below.

4. At this time, you need to rotate the phone 90 degrees counterclockwise, and the "1X" and the thumbnail in the lower left corner will change direction, and the rest of the text will remain unchanged.

5. Click on the white circle on the far right of the interface to start shooting.

6. After clicking, the round button on the right will become a square. When shooting, slowly move the phone along the direction shown by the white arrow in the interface to shoot a vertical panoramic picture. Click the square button to finish shooting after shooting, and then click the square button to finish shooting.