Next turn on HDR, HDR stands for High Dynamic Range, and it's just a fancy word for capturing multiple
exposures in the same shot, I could get into HDR for a while, but all you really need to know for
shooting HDR on your phone is that it takes a very bright image to properly expose for the shadows,
a neutral image to expose for the mid tones and a dark image to properly expose for the highlights.
And it combines all of them into one balanced photo with the well lit highlights and well lit shadows.
This is very helpful for photo editing later and keeping you from blowing out parts of your image with
too much light to turn it on.
Just go to the settings, navigate to camera.
And turn on smart HDR at the bottom.