iPhone Photography School

The first step to capture "Wow" photos?

Take control of your iPhone camera.

I’ll reveal ALL the secret iPhone camera features...

And show you how to take exceptional images every time!

1. ·  Perfectly Sharp Photos - https://youtu.be/-eVWok4xf3U?si=K0pEY3UMYzdi9dHO

2. ·     Night Photography - https://youtu.be/Jl6Nyd8F3Io?si=3sHhhmiIUn0OtfOb

3. ·     3 Simple Steps - https://youtu.be/37EgqHBKq5Y?si=sk9VY1gV2d6mWcLN

   1. 1.  Long Exposure + Live Photo

      2. Portrait Mode - Alternatives

      3. Panorama Mode – Horizontal + Verticle

   2. Cinematic Mode - A Must Watch

4. ·  Macro Photos - https://youtu.be/t7J5GFeIIoM?si=ehURm56zbagw5D7e

5. ·   Hidden Shutter Release Tips - https://youtu.be/Lx6sIe8WQ5g?si=6d1WOmD2n4YYc8oM

   2. 1. Option – Shutter Button

         1. 1. 1. 1.        Photo – Tap on the shutter button in photo mode

               2. 2.        Short Video - Hold the shutter button in Photo

               3. 3.        Long Video - Hold shutter button in Photo mode and drag down to lock

               4. 4.        Capture Photo - Tap on the lower button while shooting a video

               5. 5.        Burst Mode - Hold shutter button in Photo mode and drag up

      2. Option – Volume buttons

         1. 1. 1. 1.        Photo – Tap up or down to take photo

               2. 2.        Burst Mode – Holding the volume UP button

               3. 3.        Video Mode – Holding the volume DOWN button

      3. Option – Headphone buttons

         1. 1. 1. 1.        Photo – Tap up or down to take the photo

               2. 2.        Video – Not useable

      4. Option – Viewing options .5x 1x 2x options

         1. 1. 1. 1.        Reframe and Grid lines option use

               2. 2.        Timer – 6 dots on top right of screen for it and other settings

                  1. Avoid camera movement

                  2. Capture yourself in the photo

      5. Option – Blue tooth shutter release instructions

         1. 1. 1. 1.        Trigger iPhone shutter to avoid any movement or unwanted blur

               2. 2.        Pair with the iPhone in Bluetooth settings

                  1.   Hold button on remote unit down to active linkage

               3. 3.        Aspect settings – select for optional photos

                  1. Reframe using grid lines, thirds choices

               4. 4.        Getting into the frame

               5. 5.       Walking through the scene to get optional photos