If you are a fan of photography, and want the focus to be on a specific place or person in the photo, the iPhone 15 Pro solves this problem with a wonderful new feature that allows you to switch focus on specific areas in the photo even after taking it.
Apple and Google released new high-quality phones this fall, namely the iPhone 15 Pro Max and the Pixel 8 Pro. Both phones have great cameras, but there are some differences between them that we will discuss in this article.
The Camera app includes new features in the iOS 17 update that will help you take better photos and videos, but there are a lot of cool new things that you may not see directly that may be hidden from you. Many of the new camera features are exclusive to the iPhone 15 series models, and some are only intended for the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max models.
Many of the buttons in the Camera app serve multiple functions, and other useful features are hidden out of plain sight within the Settings menus. Our goal is to reveal these hidden features, allowing you to take better photos and videos with the utmost ease and simplicity.
If you think yourself a professional and creative in taking pictures on the iPhone, you can add the long exposure feature that we will discuss in this article to your creations, where you can take pictures that include light paths or blurry effects on purpose. This makes your photos look more unique and interesting.
She started filming using her iPhone 4 in order to document her daily life. But with time and self-development, she learned some professional tricks, using the tools available on her iPhone, and now she has become one of the most professional photographers.
Among the photographic modes in the camera on the iPhone is the “night” mode, which is unlike other modes and characteristics of the camera. It does not require your intervention to activate it or switch between it and normal photography, because it is turned on and set automatically when the iPhone senses the low light around it.
Third-party application developers can take advantage of the photography feature in portrait mode on the iPhone, such as Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Zoom and others. In any app other than Apple's Camera app requirement, if you want to enable Portrait mode, open Control Center and choose "Video Effects" and then enable "Portrait"
The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models will begin to reach customers and will be launched in stores September 16, and before the launch date, many of the first reviews were shared, let's get to know the highlights of these reviews. These reviews, which will be about the interactive island and the permanent display on the screen and photography
Your iPhone has a smart zoom trick that you may not be aware of, as you can zoom in and out quickly and easily while shooting a video using the iPhone.
After you exit the Camera app and open it again, your settings are completely erased and back to default, and you have to reset everything again. Here's how to install the camera settings.
I made a comparison between the iPhone 13 Pro and the Canon R5 camera in different conditions and settings, and took a natural picture and printed both pictures and the results were amazing.