13 tips to help you make the most of the iPhone's camera maximum quality

To the quality of the photo DSLR-camera smartphones yet do not hold. However, if you follow the below tips can make our daily photo is much better, and the filming process - easier and more convenient.

1. Use additional support, taking at dusk

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To avoid blurry photos and noise, which are often seen in low light conditions, it is necessary to hold the iPhone at the time of shooting as still as possible. The ideal solution in this case would be some mini-tripod, but if not, then feel free to use the means at hand. This can be a park bench, fence, tree branch or any other stationary object.

2. Shoot using volume keys

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If the hand was nothing that could be used as a support, simply hold the iPhone with both hands. Shoot at the same time much more convenient to use the volume keys.

3. Use continuous shutter mode for more successful staff

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Shooting in low light conditions - the most difficult situation for mobile cameras. Even if you hold the iPhone perfectly still, iOS still greatly enhances the camera's sensor signal to get the maximum amount of light, and in this case there is a high probability that the image will blurred. The solution is simple: use a continuous shutter mode. So at least one more frames will be successful. To make a series of photos, it is necessary to hold the volume button a few seconds.

4. Shoot only with HDR

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Mobile cameras have a limited dynamic range, but starting with iOS 4.1, the iPhone users have the HDR function, significantly expanding it. Thanks to three times the measurement of exposure, shadows and highlights are transferred to a more realistic picture. The camera includes HDR automatically under certain conditions, but it is better to turn and never disable this feature.

5. Forget about the outbreak

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The flash on your iPhone, like other smart phones, is only a short distance away. It helps when you need to take a photo of a person standing next to, but can be seen at the same time will be only the man himself, but everything else in the picture will be dark. Do you need those pictures? It is better to take a photo, follow the tips above, and a couple more for secure flash. But here's the dim flash - it's a bad idea. Very bad.

6. Always consider the direction of the light

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Pay attention to the direction of light. The most successful photos always come out, if the object is illuminated from the front or from the side. Features of the human face are best seen when light is incident at an angle of 45 degrees. Except when you want to make artistic photos with backlight, shoot so that the sun was shining into the camera lens - is the worst thing you can think of.

7. Find a good angle

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Not to rush in search of a good angle when shooting sites in the journey, look on the internet are examples of good photos and check out what place they were made. Perhaps you can capture the perfect shot right out of the hotel window?

8. Do not be afraid to experiment

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Sometimes more interesting photos can be obtained if you move away from the classical rules. Try to stay well above or below the object, right up close, or vice versa, go away. If you have a selfie-stick, you can even put the iPhone on the ground (without the stick) and take a photo using a stick as a remote.

9. Focus with portraits

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When shooting portraits usually try to capture the shot a little environment to capture the atmosphere and show the person in his usual environment. However, it makes sense to break this rule. If you approach the person very close, you can show more details, and most importantly, to blur the background, which the mobile cameras can not be achieved with longer distances.

10. Add volume, combining the foreground and background

Photos published Jack Dixie (@ jack.dixie)March 8, 2016 at 1:06 PST

Photography - is a two-dimensional representation of three-dimensional scenes, but visually you can achieve the depth effect, and make it easy. Very cool adds a sense of volume any arch or other object, picture framing. This is especially significant for pictures of architecture.

11. In the third rule, there are exceptions

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All beginners in photography know rule of thirds and try to follow it religiously. But as you know, any rule there are exceptions. In certain situations, to build a frame so that the objects were placed correctly, it may be impossible. So do not miss this moment, bothered with finding the ideal position, just shoot.

12. The early bird gets ...

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If you shoot the popular tourist places, the better to come in the morning. While everyone is asleep, you can take a photo without scurrying around people with cameras at the ready.

13. catch the moment

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On the quality of photos the iPhone can not compete with professional cameras, but that should not stop you! Let the recorded image is not perfect, but it is still engraved moment that will not happen again, and save your memories. In the end, because it is for this we are doing photos.