What are the iPhone photography skills? Introduction to iPhone photography skills.

It can be said that the camera effect of iPhone is among the best in flagship smartphones of all ages. However, even if you hold such an artifact, it doesn't mean that you can take good-looking and excellent photos. You must master some skills of taking photos with iPhone. Today, Bian Xiao will make an exception and teach you some iPhone photography skills, so that you can also take a SLR effect with your mobile phone!

If you want to do it well, you must sharpen your knife first: shortcut keys

If you want to take good-looking photos with iPhone, it is essential to master some shooting shortcuts.

1. Quickly start the camera: When locking the screen, after lighting the screen, press and hold the camera button in the lower right corner of the screen and slide up to quickly enter the camera; In addition, the camera can be accessed through the control center in any state.

2. Photo button: The volume button and volume button on the earphone can also be used as the shutter button for taking photos after plugging in the earphone.

3. continuous shooting: Holding down the photo button for a long time will activate the continuous shooting mode, and the iPhone can take more than a dozen photos per second. At the same time, you can also hold down the Volume+key for continuous shooting. When connecting headphones, you can also press and hold the Volume+key on the headphones.

To learn art, you should also learn photography skills.

1. Lock the focal length: If the focal length is not locked properly, the photos taken will be blurred. Generally speaking, iPhone cameras don't need to lock the focal length by ourselves, because when we aim the viewfinder at the subject, the camera will automatically lock the focal length. However, sometimes when we want to take some artistic photos, the focus of the camera's automatic locking may not be the main body of the photo we want to take (for example, we want to take a distant scene, resulting in a blurred close-up effect). At this time, you need to use the manual focus lock function of iPhone. It's actually quite simple. We just need to click any position in the camera screen with our fingers, and the camera will automatically lock the corresponding position as the focus.

2. Lighting conditions: In the iOS8 camera, Apple added the function of manually adjusting the exposure for the iPhone camera. When we click to lock the focus, we can drag the small sun on the right side of the focus box up and down to adjust the exposure. This function also plays a certain role in adjusting the brightness of photos (but it does not determine the clarity of photos).

3. Don't shake your hands when taking pictures: When the so-called little hand shakes, the picture will be ugly at the moment when the iPhone is shooting. Any action (including the shaking of the iPhone itself and the movement of the subject) will reduce the imaging quality and make the photos blurred. Therefore, when shooting with iPhone, try to avoid the jitter of iPhone.