Drop the iPhone settings just so I can double check they are still how you set them

These are the camera iPhone settings that I have put on every single one of my friends phones guaranteed to get you the crispiest photos of all time. All these photos were taken just using my iPhone. This is example A, so crispy, high def. Example B and C, even the mirror selfies are high quality. Okay. For starters, I have the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Love the camera on this phone. Honestly, I'm going to be scared to get the new iPhone when it comes out because this camera is just that good. You're going to go into your camera settings, and this is what I have mine set to. For record video, I have mine set to 4K at 60 frames per second. The rest of this doesn't really matter for me, except for preserve settings. I also turned the grid on. That way, like, the level shows up and the little lines show up, just keeps your photo nice and centered. I think that's always a good tip. Once you click on preserve settings, you're going to go down to exposure adjustment and make sure that's turned on. That way when you're in your camera and you're taking a photo, you can change the adjustment of the exposure and it's going to lock there. That way you don't have to keep like swiping up and down that little sun and it never stays where you want it to. This way you can set it so the exposure stays no matter what. I think having just a slight lower exposure makes everything look much higher quality. And final tip is half the time I don't even take a photo in like the photo tab of the camera. I will always take a video if you're a content creator, you know, it's just nice to have videos, you know, just like extra B-roll of things. But when you're taking a video, there's this little white button at the bottom right hand corner. If you press it, it takes a photo while you're taking a video. I don't know what the science is behind it, but I swear when you take a photo that way, quality of the photo already doubles. Also the aspect ratios of it are 9 by 16 ratio, which means it's the perfect size for a TikTok or for a story. But the photo just looks a little bit longer and overall looks better. That's it. Those are my iPhone camera settings. If you guys have any other questions, love you so much. And number two, always, always, always lower your exposure even just a little bit. It goes a long way. And if you guys have any other questions, love you so much.