To optimize the iPhone camera in order to make the results more satisfying for users photos, Apple also has employed a number of photographers to take pictures using the camera provides tips on the latest iPhone series, such as the iPhone Plus 6s, 6s, 7, and 7 Plus.
The company's from Cupertino claim features embedded in his camera could maximize the photo quality is better. As for whom such as High Dynamic Range (HDR), exposure, and much more.
1. Take a photo of a backlight it takes special tricks. Well, in the way the iPhone is pretty easy. You only need to turn on the HDR to turn on highlight and shadow brighter.
touch objects that want to be photographed and hold for a moment, set lighting (scroll up or down) as you want. Voila! the automatic object will be brighter.
2. Take panoramic photographs via my iPhone was not time-consuming. It's easy, go to the iPhone's camera application, switch to the mode of Pano, tap to snap sights and slowly move your iPhone devices from left to right.
3. Hover the camera with the subject to be photographed to produce more detailed images. Try to minimize background to cut the presence of interference from the subject will you photograph.
4. try to find shade, try to let the sun set behind the subjects you photograph resulting in natural light.
5. Lower the exposure settings in order to make the image look more cinematic.
6. Special iPhone 7 Plus: when you want to photograph the animals, be sure to give them a little room to move. If you use portrait mode, use the telephoto lens so you can get the best results when the subject (animals) are immobile.
7. Soft lighting that spread will make the subject on your photos so more prominently.
8. Lastly, look for the location of the photo that is not too crowded, to avoid others getting into the narrow frame of it.
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The company's from Cupertino claim features embedded in his camera could maximize the photo quality is better. As for whom such as High Dynamic Range (HDR), exposure, and much more.
1. Take a photo of a backlight it takes special tricks. Well, in the way the iPhone is pretty easy. You only need to turn on the HDR to turn on highlight and shadow brighter.
touch objects that want to be photographed and hold for a moment, set lighting (scroll up or down) as you want. Voila! the automatic object will be brighter.
2. Take panoramic photographs via my iPhone was not time-consuming. It's easy, go to the iPhone's camera application, switch to the mode of Pano, tap to snap sights and slowly move your iPhone devices from left to right.
3. Hover the camera with the subject to be photographed to produce more detailed images. Try to minimize background to cut the presence of interference from the subject will you photograph.
4. try to find shade, try to let the sun set behind the subjects you photograph resulting in natural light.
5. Lower the exposure settings in order to make the image look more cinematic.
6. Special iPhone 7 Plus: when you want to photograph the animals, be sure to give them a little room to move. If you use portrait mode, use the telephoto lens so you can get the best results when the subject (animals) are immobile.
7. Soft lighting that spread will make the subject on your photos so more prominently.
8. Lastly, look for the location of the photo that is not too crowded, to avoid others getting into the narrow frame of it.