iPhone camera tips 11-20 are officially in the books! From moon photos to Maizie, flowers, sunsets, and those moments when your camera just refuses to cooperate, these tips are all about getting a little more out of the camera you already have in your hand.
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Continue reading “One Tip at a Time – Overview of Tips 11-20”Raise your hand if you’ve ever lined up the perfect shot… and then your iPhone decided, “Nah… let’s make everything brighter.” Yeah. Same. One of the most underrated camera features on the iPhone is AE/AF Lock, and once you start using it, you’ll wonder why you didn’t learn it sooner.
AE is Auto Exposure, and AF is Auto Focus. It keeps your camera from constantly changing focus and brightness every time you move your phone or your subject decides to not follow instructions. If you’ve ever tried photographing a dog like Maizie who moves at the exact wrong moment (which is basically every moment), you’ll appreciate this one.
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Continue reading “One Tip at a Time – Tip 20 Lock Exposure & Focus (AE/AF Lock)”If you’ve followed my blog for any length of time, you already know I’m a firm believer that there isn’t always one “right” way to take a photo. Sometimes the best picture is the one you almost didn’t take. Today’s tip is one of the easiest ways to completely change the look of your photos by switching your iPhone camera lens.
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Continue reading “One Tip at a Time – Tip 19 Switch Between Your iPhone Camera Lenses”8 days, 4 States. Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York. A ridiculous number of pictures, a few questionable decisions, a lot of walking, and enough memories to fill several blog posts. Basically, the perfect kind of trip.
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