How to shoot SLR effect with iphone

Let's take a comprehensive look at the iPhone's camera. The operation interface of the iPhone's own camera is very simple, which mainly includes: a shutter button, a button to switch the front/rear camera, an HDR switch, a flash switch, a filter option, a timer, focusing and metering points, and switching shooting modes (time-lapse photography, slow motion, video, photo, square and panoramic).

How to shoot a SLR blockbuster effect with iPhone?

First of all, HDR: Turn on HDR in the case of large light difference, that is, high dynamic lighting rendering, just like a flash, but it is more adaptable to the change of light and will be clearer when taking pictures. The final effect is that the bright place is brighter, and the dark place can distinguish the outline and depth of the object, instead of the black in the past, which makes the photo more stereoscopic.

Tip: When using HDR, two photos will be automatically generated. One is without HDR, and the other is HDR, which will be displayed in the upper left corner of the photo. You can also set it to take only one HDR photo, and keep the normal exposure photos in Settings-Photos and Camera.

IPhone is a fixed focus camera. Try not to use its zoom function (zoom in and out), otherwise the picture quality will be reduced.

Try to use the lighting of the venue itself, and try to use less flashlights. The flash is cold light, and its expressive force is not good.

Panoramic mode: All mobile phones after iPhone4 have this mode, which is particularly practical when shooting scenery, and can be used horizontally and vertically. Among them, the panoramic skill is a function that is ignored by many people, and shooting multiple avatar effects in one photo (panoramic skill).

When shooting, switch to panoramic mode → let the subject pose → move the camera slowly until the subject is painted → let the subject run out of the picture quickly, and run around the lens from behind you to the front of the camera, but don't enter the picture → wait for him to pose again, and then continue to move the camera to finish shooting.

Continuous shooting can be achieved by holding down the shutter all the time, which is very practical when capturing pictures. If you keep pressing a certain part of the picture, AE/AF will be locked, and the camera will not automatically focus and adjust the exposure.

Step: First lock AE/AF in a nearby place, and then move the camera to the shot picture to get the facula effect. (Sometimes not, you can try several times! ), warm reminder: AE is automatic exposure, AF is autofocus; Click on the small yellow sun on the right to adjust the brightness when focusing.

Click on different areas to adjust the brightness of the photo. Generally, a photo will have bright and dark places. When shooting a distant view, you can adjust the overall brightness by clicking on areas with different brightness.

The volume keys and line control keys for adjusting the call volume and audio and video are equivalent to shutters. Steps: Pressing the volume key or the line control key in the photo mode is equivalent to pressing the shutter. Press it a few more times, and continuous shooting will be there.

Keep the lens clean. Finally, please remember to wipe the lens when there is a light beam in the picture you are shooting.