Use HDR And Save Space On Your Camera Roll At The Same Time [iOS Tips]

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Apple introduced High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography along with the iPhone 4 and iOS 4. HDR will automatically produce improved camera shots by combining three camera shots into one image. The HDR setting in the Camera app remains in iOS 5 and the new iPhone 4S.

That isn't necessarily a good thing if you are prone to using the camera in your iPhone and HDR a lot, because HDR produces two images which are stored on your camera roll: the original and the HDR enhanced one. If your device has limited storage space this could start to be a problem.

If you have an iPhone 4S the images produced by the 8 Megapixel camera are larger than the ones produced on the iPhone 4 or iPhone 3Gs. Luckily there is a way for you to force the Camera app to only save the HDR image.

Launch the Settings Apps Tap on Photos Locate Keep Normal Photo and set it to Off

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Now when you take photos using HDR only the enhanced HDR image will stay on your camera roll. The normal photo is discarded.

You'll be saving a lot of storage space and reducing clutter on your iPhone with this tip.

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