While most other phone brands allow selfies to be taken with the front camera intact, the iPhone turn it the other way around saves to the camera roll.

Strange for many users And “Do I really look like this from the outside?” Of course, there are some reasons behind this feature.

With your iPhone, photos you take from other apps like SnapChat or Instagram stay the same while the phone’s own camera app translates the images.

A photo you took with the rear camera, what it looks like when viewed from the front it gives such a result. Since a head tilted to the right remains left for a person in front of you, the camera will also shoot from the opposite viewpoint.

The front camera is different. The camera lens and the position from which you are looking at it remain opposite each other.

There are two options. Or the photo will be as the user sees himself in the mirror, as he is used to, or as others see him from the outside. Obviously, Apple first option has preferred. Therefore, the rotated version of the photo will be saved in your gallery as soon as you take the photo using the “mirror image” feature.

The photo that appears upside down to you is actually straight.

This means that the photo you see in the camera roll is exactly what you looked like when you took it, not what the camera app shows. It may seem strange at first, but once you realize it, your picture is it’s not actually the other way around You will notice.

If you are not comfortable with this situation, you can turn off the mirror image function.

Steps:

Settings > Camera > Front mirror camera