How to set the composition grid of Apple iPhone camera?

Enter the phone settings page, click "Camera"

After entering the camera page, click "Grid"

After clicking the grid, you can return to the camera to take pictures . Once the grid composition appears, you're set for success.

Take the iPhone11 iOS14.0.1 system as an example. 1. First, turn on the phone, find the "Settings" option from the phone desktop and open it.

2. After entering the "Settings" page, find and open "Photos and Camera".

3. After opening, find the "Grid" option on the page and turn on the switch behind it.

4. After opening it, return to the desktop and open the phone camera to take a photo, and there will be a nine-square grid.

Explanation: Jiugongge composition is the most common and basic composition method. If you regard the picture as a bounded area, divide the left, right, upper and lower sides into three equal parts, and then connect these corresponding points with straight lines, the picture will form a tic-tac-toe, and the picture area will be divided into Nine equal squares. This is what ancient Chinese people called the "Nine Palaces Grid". There are four intersections and four points in the picture.

If a nine-square composition is adopted, the subject is generally placed in the upper left corner, upper right corner, lower left corner, and lower right corner. The upper-middle, lower-middle, left-middle, right-middle, and right-middle spaces are rarely used, and the other four spaces are rarely used. However, the most commonly used spaces are the lower left and lower right corners. If you are not sure, there is a grid display in the camera menu, which means a nine-square grid reference line will appear in the viewfinder. Based on this reference line, the position of the subject can be determined. First, open the settings of the Apple phone, manually slide down to find the camera, and open the button next to the grid. This will set up the nine-square grid of the Apple camera. You can also click on Smart HDR below, which will intelligently combine the best parts of different exposures into one photo. 1. Open your phone and click to enter "Contacts". You can see that there are many contact information in the address book.

2. Return to the home screen of your phone, click to enter "Settings", and click "Personal Avatar".

3. Then select "iCloud".

4. Close the button on the right side of "Contact Book".

5. Select "Delete from my iPhone" in the dialog box that pops up at the bottom.

6. Return to the home screen and click again to enter "Contact Book". You can see that the previously stored contact details are gone.