Apple 6 photography skills

Maybe you have taken a lot of photos with the iPhone, but you may not be familiar with the hidden functions of these iPhone camera applications introduced here, or you may not have used them yet. The following is the content about Apple 6 camera skills, welcome to read!

Maybe you have taken many photos with iPhone, but you may not be familiar with the hidden functions of these iPhone camera applications introduced here, or you may not have used them yet. Let's have a look.

IPhone6 camera skills hidden skills of iPhone6 camera function

Skills 1

Users can help themselves better locate photos by enabling Grid. If you want to turn this feature on, users need to activate it by going to Settings-Photos and Cameras.

Tip 2

If the Apple headset is connected to the mobile phone, we can also take photos or videos through the volume button of the headset wire control. Of course, users need to open the camera application first to activate this mode of operation.

Tip 3

When taking pictures, users can click on any area of the screen to focus, and adjust the brightness of the picture by sliding the vertical bar on the right up and down.

Tip 4

By holding down the screen, the user can lock the exposure/focus (AE/AF lock), and at the same time, there is no need to adjust the exposure rate again when taking pictures next time.

AE-L is automatic exposure lock, that is, when the user finishes the composition, the camera will judge how much exposure is needed according to the current picture. Even if the picture moves, the camera will only lock the exposure previously locked by the user.

AF-L is autofocusing and locking. When the user turns on AF-L, the camera will only lock the focal length when the user presses half of the shutter.

Tip 5

When the user presses the photo button for a long time, continuous shooting mode will be activated, and the iPhone in this mode can take at most 10 photos per second.

Tip 6

Users can also improve the picture quality in more ways when taking pictures. For example, when users find that the shooting effect of the iPhone's own flash is not ideal, they can use the flash of a friend's mobile phone to fill the light.

Tip 7

Users can turn on the built-in HDR shooting mode of iPhone. When we turn on the HDR function, the iPhone will take three photos of continuous shooting. These three photos will be exposed differently, namely underexposed, normal exposed and overexposed, and then these three photos will be combined into one. After HDR synthesis, iPhone can effectively improve the details of dark and bright parts of photos.

HDR is a commonly used technology in photography, which is the abbreviation of "English High-Dynamic Range", meaning "high dynamic range". HDR technology can overcome the shortcomings of the limited dynamic range of most camera sensors, control the tone of the picture within the range that can be recognized by human beings, and at the same time, it can superimpose multiple photos with different exposures into a beautiful picture.

Tip 8

In the photo interface, users can take photos regularly by setting the shooting time, but the timing options provided by iPhone are very limited, only 3 seconds and 10 seconds.

Tip 9

In the screen lock interface, users can quickly activate the photo application by sliding the screen from bottom to top.