Tip 1: Turn on HDR
One of the best features on the iPhone is the HDR Feature. It can make any photo, a sensational photo. The HDR Photo takes three burst photos at once so don’t be alarmed when it takes a while to process and save the image!
As you can see there a few close up differences, such as the perfect colour on the rocks, ocean and the boat. This feature is amazing; not only can it make your photo clear and less blurry, but the HDR feature makes your picture’s colours pop out!
To find the HDR feature all you have to do is; Go to your Camera
Go to the HDR Feature
and turn it on!
Tip 2: Avoid Zooming
One of the most common photo-taking mistakes is zooming in too early. To get the best quality photos take the picture first then zoom in! The difference is outstanding.
Tip 3: The Rule of Three
One amazing feature of the iPhone is the grid. Most people think that placing the object in the middle is better but the most artistic and most stunning pictures can be made by placing the object in the right column.
By doing this the results of your picture can be outstanding. It can make your picture go from great to extraordinary.
Tip 4: Avoid Instagram Filters
Yes the Instagram filters can make your picture look good, but they just don’t cut it. The Instagram filters aren’t only bland but they can affect the quality of the picture. One of the best apps for filters is ‘Afterlight’
Afterlight is only 99 cents and comes with heaps of free filters and you can even make your own but to get all the filters you have to pay around $5 or $6. I have the free version and it still works great!
Well I hope you all learned something new. We all love taking photos but why not make the photos, amazing and breathtaking. Just follow these four quick and easy tips, and you’ll be an #iPhonegraphy expert!
Cheers,
Al
Great post Alastair. Thanks for sharing your tips.
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These are very helpful tips. I take most of my blog photos with my phone or iPad and need some better pointers. This is a great post- simple and easy to follow. Thanks
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