August 19 is celebrated as World Photography Day.
Now with a smartphone it becomes strong and better, clicking on the ‘pro’ level of images has become easier.
The iPhone camera is known as one of the best around and while it’s very easy to use, some additional tips can always be useful.
Rohit Vohra, a famous photographer, shares some tips on how to get the best from an iPhone camera.
Here are some of them: Getting the right focustap on the subject to focus, alternatively knock and hold on the screen and move the slider up or down to adjust the exposure.
Use proraw for better editing if you like being creative and playing with editing, try apple proraw mode.
Additional information provided in the shadow and the spotlight will give you the advantages you need to post production.
How to use the most fantastic modeportrait mode portrait and give you a very realistic bokeh to make your photos stand out.
Use anytime you take photos of friends and family or you want a beautiful blur while taking photos of flowers.
Portrait mode lets you choose F-stop before and after you take a shot (F-stop decides how many blur you want in the background).
Use griduse grid options, it helps you make your photos better.
Also, iPhone allows you to shoot in a 16: 9 ratio for wider shots.
Using direct photos can make better images using direct photo options.
You can take one photo and choose the best frame afterwards.
Special is useful when taking pictures of large groups.
Also use photo options directly for long exposure shots.
The path of light and falling water looks amazing in this mode.
All you have to do is take photos directly and swipe it to see the effect you can make.
Last but not a little, clean enough the lens, you can use micro fibers to gently wipe the lens.
World Photography Day: Tips for Clicking Photo Better on the iPhone
