Hobby taking pictures with the iPhone? Do not just snap and shoot it. With these tips, the activity is actually taking pictures can be more fun. Here are four tricks to maximize your iPhone's camera, as reported by CNET, Monday (02/27/2012).
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1. Snap a photo with headphones
iOS 5 introduces the comfort snapped photos using the volume button up. With this feature, users can plug in their headphones and use it as a remote camera shutter. This action allows taking pictures to the more stable and flexible. With the option to put the iPhone on a tripod and use headphones to enable the shutter, shooting action would be more fun.
2. Lock focus and exposure
If users do tap the screen, the iPhone will automatically determine the focus and exposure. However, problems occur when users make a move too much. camera Will seek the focus again and searched for lighting levels.
To lock the focus on the object, doing tap and hold until 'AE / AF Lock' appears. With this, if the user did excess motion to change the composition of the picture, then the focus and exposure will remain locked.
3. Use grid and the rule of thirds
Capture photos with 'rule of thirds' is more easily done by using the existing grid. Doing this with a pulled-tap 'Options'> Grid ON> Done.
4. Cropping
Cropping is usually done to change the composition of the photos and now iPhone already has cropping tool which built-in. And use the following quick steps.
Open the photo from photo gallery, then zoom and move the photos to be in the desired composition. Now hold down the home button and press the lock button to take a screenshot. The photo which has been cropped will appear beside the original photo in camera roll.
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