Apple shows how to take good photos with the iPhone during the summer
It’s summer, the sun is out and that means a lot of light. Apple is sharing a new video today that shows how to take photos with your iPhone when the light is present.
It is through a video on YouTube that Apple offers its demonstration. The manufacturer invites to use the iPhone 13 to have similar results. “Learn how to shoot and edit dramatic summer light on iPhone, with tips on using Portrait mode, Depth Control and Night mode from photographer Eddy Chen and creative pros Jahmyra and David”says Apple in the description.
Here’s how the video is structured:
- Adjust exposure to capture afternoon shadows — 1m26
- Increase the contrast to accentuate the shadows — 2m27
- Use the golden hour to make luminous portraits — 2m58
- Switch to Portrait mode for better focus and depth control — 3m15
- Increase shadows and brightness to add drama to your portraits — 4m07
- Capture electric scenes after dark with Night mode — 4m55
- Play with contrast and black point to draw attention to the subject — 6m07
- Share your before and after photos with #ShotoniPhone — 6m18
- Go further with Today at Apple live sessions
