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Basic iPhone Photography Denise Wolf March 18, 2019 Content Sources: Apple Support: Photography Apple: How To Shoot on iPhone iPhone: The Missing Manual by David Pogue Lynda.com (iPhone and iPad Photography with iOS 12) The Plan
Denise Wolf March 18, 2019
Content Sources: Apple Support: Photography Apple: How To Shoot on iPhone iPhone: The Missing Manual by David Pogue Lynda.com (iPhone and iPad Photography with iOS 12)
Take a photo Take a selfie Tip: Customize Control Center: Settings -> Control Center
Flash: On / Off / Auto (quality varies by model) High Dynamic Range: Averages different exposures (bright to dark) to improve your photos. To manage: Settings -> Camera (Auto HDR, Keep Normal Photo) Live Photos: Photo + 1.5 second video (with sound) before photo and after photo Filters: Can turn on before or after taking the photo (can always remove) Timer: 3 or 10 second countdown. In non-live mode, takes a burst of 10 photos. Can be used for selfies, too Front-Facing Camera: For selfies Burst: Tap and hold the shutter button to take multiple photos at once Digital Zoom: Pinch and zoom to make image bigger 1x-2x (True Optical Zoom): Available on 7+, 8+, and X iPhones (Beyond 2x is Digital Zoom)
Option 1: Tap the shutter button Option 2: Press either of the physical volume buttons (hold with volume buttons on top) Option 3: Press volume button on your earbuds clicker Option 4: Shortcuts feature can enable Siri to take the photo for you Super Geeky (involves programming!)
Geek Tip: Take an iPhone Screen Shot Press and hold the "Home" button and simultaneously press the "sleep/wake" button. A screen shot will be saved to your camera roll.
Photo: Automatically focuses and sets exposure. To change: tap the screen to get the yellow (focus) box and sun (exposure) slider (move up for brighter, down for darker). To lock exposure, press and hold until you see AE/AF lock. Tap another spot to remove Portrait: On iPhone 7+ and later. Creates depth of field effect (blurred background) Square: Optimal size for Instagram Video: Tap shutter to start and stop (timing will display at top of the screen). To edit the length of your video, tap edit and move the sliders to adjust start and stop times. Tap done. Additional options:
tap the shutter again Pano(ramic): Wide angle (horizontal or vertical). Move the camera in the direction of the arrow. To change horizontal direction, tap arrow. To take a vertical pano, hold your phone horizontally. Tap the shutter to start / stop. Slowly move the camera, keeping it as level as possible.
The Rule of Thirds (Wikipedia): An image should be … divided into nine equal parts … with important compositional elements placed along these lines or their intersections.
Geek Tip: The grid has a level to help you scan flat documents. Hold the phone parallel to the floor, a + indicator floats around the center of the
with the non-moving +, you’re holding the phone perfectly flat.
Auto Enhance Improves exposure, contrast, saturation + “other qualities” Crop & Straighten Auto, Customize, Reset Light, Color, B&W Tap detail button or down arrow to make precise adjustments
Auto Enhance Improves exposure, contrast, saturation + “other qualities”
Geek Tip: Whenever you’re in editing mode, touch the screen for a momentary flashback to the
Great for comparisons.
Light, Color, B&W
Geek Tips: MarkUp Tutorial:
http://tinyurl.com/y6xz56kq
MarkUp Demo Video:
http://tinyurl.com/yy86q242
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Crafting Your Shot Co
created with Chase Jarvis (Photo Lab): Taught by our Apple Creatives, you’ll practice fun and immersive exercises built on Jarvis’s three techniques (connect with your subject, compose your frame, and shape light). Get hands-on with the latest iPhone in this session or bring your own. Photo Skills: Editing Techniques (Photo Skills): Learn editing techniques including: how to make quick edits and crops, using filters, manipulating levels of light, adding color, and more. We’ll even share editing techniques on MacBook to take your skills further. Get hands-on with the latest iPhone or bring your own. Recommended for all skill levels. Photography on iPhone (Photo Skills): Explore how to take photos including: composing and capturing a great shot, taking photos in any environment, sharing your photos whenever and wherever. Get hands-on with the latest iPhone in this session or bring your own. Recommended for those new to photography on iPhone. Taking Portraits on Location (Photo Walk): Capture people and places including: self-portraits, photographing groups, practicing with interesting backdrops, work with Portrait mode and Portrait Lighting, and find flattering angles for your subject. Get hands-on with the latest iPhone in this session or bring your
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