How to color iphone photography?

First of all, set the basic parameters.

(1) camera settings: open the grid, mirror the front lens, intelligent HDR.

(2) Record video-select format

3. Accessibility-display and text size-reduce the white point value by 25%

(4) Keep setting: Turn on exposure adjustment.

(5) Settings-camera-compatibility is the best.

Second, understand the meaning of each color icon on iPhone and learn to color.

1. exposure: control the amount of light. If you need a lot of light, increase the exposure, if you don't need too much light, reduce the exposure. 2. Brightness: Adjust the overall brightness of the photo. 3. Highlight: adjustment of the brightness of the whole picture. 4. Shadow: adjustment of darkness in the whole picture. 5. Contrast: make the overall brightness brighter and the dark part darker, highlighting a contrast. 6. Brightness: Adjust the brightness of the color. 7. Black dot: represents the purity of the black part. The higher the black dot, the darker the black (less used). 8. Natural saturation: the change of color (adjust the brightness of the object). 9. Natural saturation: color change with small adjustment range. 10. Color temperature: adjust the picture atmosphere, warm color and cool color. It depends on the picture atmosphere you need to express. Tone: Adjust the cyan and red of the picture. 12. sharpness: strengthen the contour line and depict the details of the object. 13. sharpness: the range of action is higher than sharpness, and the texture of the object is extracted. 14. Eliminating noise: noise can actually be understood as light spots. When the light is bad, the quality of the painting is not high, and part of the light will be blurred. Using denoising can also improve the image quality to some extent. 15. Halo: darken the four corners of the picture from the outside to the inside (less used). The above parameters need to know their meanings and what changes they can bring to the photos, and then adjust them appropriately according to the actual situation. Please refer to the common filter adjustment parameters for the specific adjustment range.