To avoid running out of local storage too quickly or having to pay too much for cloud storage you can dial down the quality settings for your photos and videos. Here’s how.
of storage space every minute you’re recording. If you want the best resolutions and the best quality, then there’s a cost in terms of storage.
Getting phones with more built-in storage is expensive—to go back to the iPhone 14 Pro again, there’s a $500 difference between the 128 GB model and the 1 TB model—and it’s a spec that a lot of people will decide they can cut costs on. As the photos and videos collect, free space becomes a problem, especially for future software updates and apps you may want to use.
To avoid running out of local storage too quickly or having to pay too much for cloud storage—or both—you can dial down the quality settings for your photos and videos. However, you need to consider just how good your pictures and clips actually need to be, whether you’re posting them on social media, sharing them with family, or just keeping them for yourself. Here’s how.
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