UPDATE January 8, 2020

• Night mode automatically comes on in low-light environments. If the yellow Night mode icon is showing, you’re shooting with Night mode.
• Night mode determines capture time based on the scene, and displays this time in the Night mode icon. You can tap on the Night mode icon and adjust the slider to Max to extend the capture time.
• Try propping up your iPhone or using a tripod for a longer capture time at the darkest time of night.

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• Shot on iPhone Night mode Challenge - Official Rules

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