The iPhone 11 has a great camera, but sometimes pictures can come out blurry. Fortunately, there are a few steps you can take to try and fix the issue. Here are some tips that may help:
1. Restart your phone – A simple restart of your device is often enough to resolve blurry pictures taken with the iPhone 11. To do this, press and hold the sleep/wake button on the top of your device until you see the power off slider appear. Slide it to turn off your phone then press and hold the sleep/wake button again until you see an Apple logo appear. Once it has restarted, test taking a picture to check if it is still blurry.
2. Make sure you’re holding your phone steady – If possible, use both hands when taking photos with your iPhone 11 as this will help ensure that everything is kept steady while taking a picture. Additionally, try not to move too much during or after pressing the shutter button so that blurring from motion doesn't occur as well as reducing camera shake in videos by using something like a tripod stand or stabiliser grip if available.
3. Clean any dirt on your lens – Dirt or dust on either side of the lens may cause blurriness in images taken with the iPhone 11 so make sure to regularly clean it with a microfibre cloth or other suitable cleaning material (e..g compressed air).
4. Make sure HDR isn't enabled for photos – The High Dynamic Range (HDR) feature can produce great results but may also result in blurring around edges due to over-processing of certain areas within an image frame so make sure this isn’t enabled for photos by checking in settings > Camera > HDR Photo setting should be set to “Off” if possible while still capturing good quality images without blurring around edges at times when HDR processing would normally be beneficial such as low light conditions etc..
5. Check focus lock settings - The focus lock setting can sometimes cause blurriness if not configured properly so make sure that its set correctly by going into Settings > Camera > Focus Lock should be set to “Auto” unless otherwise desired then take some test shots afterwards and compare them against ones taken prior before making any adjustments if necessary beforehand too just in case they were already set correctly beforehand anyway which could save time overall too!