How do I retouch photos on my iPhone?

To retouch a photo, follow these steps:

Browse your iPhoto library and select the thumbnail for the image, and then click the Edit tool on the toolbar.
Zoom in to the photo.
Click the Retouch button in the Quick Fixes pane.
Click the circle on the image or drag over the circle.
To apply the change, click Done.

How do you take a quick photo on iPhone?

Need to shoot a photo or video in a hurry?

Step 1 – Pick up your iPhone. The home screen should light up. If it doesn’t – press the On/Off Sleep/Wake button towards the top right.
Step 2 – Swipe your finger or thumb from RIGHT to Left. This will immediately open up your Camera ready for you to shoot a photo or video.

Why does my iPhone keep taking videos instead of photos?

It sounds as if you have activated Live Photos. This is a feature of 3D Touch on the iPhone 6s series of phones. When you open the camera app, in the top bar of the phone in the center, you will see a circle with a dotted line circle around it. That turns Live Photos off/on.

What to do if your iPhone camera roll is empty?

For your situation, if the photo usage is being misrepresented then something could be corrupted beyond what a simple device reset can do. You might do a backup (to iCloud or computer) and do a full restore of the iPhone and then load your backup (and apps & media, etc.) back on.

What can I do with my photos on my iPhone?

You can move your Photos library to an external drive to free up storage. Use the camera on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to capture a memory. Create the ideal photo with the editing tools built in to Photos for iOS and macOS. Then manage and share your collection with iCloud Photos and Shared Albums.

Is there any other way to fix iPhone 5?

I have the same issue – all photos are deleted but iPhone > setting > usage says 2.7GB are used by photos (I have iPhone 5 using iOS 8.1.2) I wish not to reinstall the iOS or to install a third party app on a PC to solve the issue. Is there any other way?? Dec 20, 2014 7:12 AM Dec 19, 2014 9:19 AM in response to tbharker In response to tbharker