How does iPhone 7 take good-looking photos?

How to take good-looking photos with iPhone 7? Here are some iPhone photography skills for everyone to learn.

Portrait shooting skills

(1) The background should be simple, such as the sky, lakes and other big scenes. Never choose a complex multi-level scene as the background, such as the jungle;

(2) the light should be bright, and it is difficult to get satisfactory results in dim light. The most important thing is to remember: don't backlight!

(3) Turn on the grid mode in Settings-Photo and Camera-Grid, and make the main body of the picture in the position where the grid lines cross when shooting, so that the composition will look much better.

Shooting macro close-up skills

Although macro shooting is not a unique function of iPhone7 Plus, it is better to take advantage of dual cameras to shoot macro. It is very important to master the distance between the lens and the subject if you want to take a good macro photo. When shooting, the distance between the lens of iPhone7 Plus and the fuselage should be kept at about 10cm. When shooting, hold down the screen to focus. When focusing, an AE/AF lock operation bar will appear at the bottom of the interface. Move the slider to the rightmost+position, and check and fine-tune it to the best state before shooting.

It should be noted that macro shooting, like portrait shooting, also has certain requirements for background and light. It must be remembered that the background should be simple and the light should be sufficient to take good-looking photos.

Zoom shooting skill

The iPhone7 Plus has two zoom shooting modes. One mode is fixed zoom, that is, when shooting, tap the word 1x on the screen to achieve twice the optical zoom effect. The other mode is to hold down 1x and slide to the right to increase the zoom multiple. But the higher the zoom factor, the better. Generally, 2 times zoom is enough, too high will lead to poor image quality or even unusable.

IPhone7 Plus zoom shooting

Shooting vision skill

Traveling abroad, especially climbing mountains to watch the sunrise or watching the sunset at the seaside, shooting the horizon must be an essential link. How to make the horizon look more beautiful? Turn on iPhone7 Plus, turn on the grid function as we said before, and then turn on HDR mode to make highlights and shadows more harmonious. Next, make a composition, align the horizon with the grid line, and take a photo, and a great picture of the horizon is completed.

Backlight shooting skill

Although backlighting will make most photos suck, it doesn't mean that backlighting can't make good-looking photos. With iPhone7 Plus backlight shooting, you can turn on HDR mode first, then select the subject of the photo you want to shoot, press and hold the screen to focus, and press and hold the exposure bar that appears on the screen to reduce exposure. After shooting, adding black and white filters will make the picture more interesting.