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Your iPhone camera is a phenomenal piece of tech, but like any tech, you need to know how to use it to get the most out of it. In this video, I’ll share 10 tips and tricks as well as best settings for the iPhone camera app.
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This is great! I would love if you will do a video on how to capture a sunrise, sunset or bright moon with iPhone!
I think some things must be to do with set up as I’ve never seen the cross hair, I opened my phone up and tried and it still wasn’t there!!
Refreshing to hear someone not pronouncing Ts as Ds..photos not phodos
Seeing Broadstairs makes me homesick.
Quite interesting ! Your tip on Macro mode very appreciated. Thank you.
Excellent work Sir ! Keep it up !
Will try these. Thx. Liked and subbed
iPhone photo / Lightroom Photo > SnapChat/Instagram photo
Thank you! 🙂
Swiping right to start recording a video also allows you to record a video if listening to music via bluetooth on a speaker without stoping it. handy for catching your 3 year old dancing!
Great tips, nice job.
How is it possible to focus on the whole pic and not specific areas?
Tom – another excellent tutorial. A few comments: Live Photo – hate it! Regarding the Preserve Settings – I have found that the changes you make here don't necessarily occur immediately. It seems to take awhile sometimes for your choice to be put into effect. Also, the Live Photo switch in Preserve Settings seems to function opposite of what the other controls do – the default is for the Camera app to always turn Live Photos ON, so if you don't want it to do that (see my previous comment about hate it!), you have to turn this switch on, then, when you set Live Photos to Off in the camera controls, it should stay off for future sessions. Next, there's a caveat to using the "slide shutter button to the right to take a video" – if you do this, the video taken will only be at 1080p resolution, so if your intent was to take a 4K video, you're better off just switching to Video mode in the first place. And finally, one tip that I find useful is that in Video mode, you can change the resolution and frame rate by tapping in the upper right hand corner of the screen where the settings are displayed (this may only apply to newer phones?).
Would love to see an iCloud Drive version of this series
Ummm, your closed captioning appears to be for a different video (something about charging your iPhone’s battery)?
If you tap on the screen in panoramic mode you can switch between left-to-right and right-to-left modes
Hey man I appreciate your videos and dedication to educate people like myself who need the mentoring, on how to work within apple system