The iPhone camera has some limitations compared to an SLR camera. The aperture, with which the amount of light that falls on the sensor is determined, is not adjustable on the iPhone. And you cannot change the shutter speed and ISO either. The shutter speed, with which you control the exposure time, is not longer …
What is bracketing? Bracketing is a function that is available on professional SLRs. With bracketing you can take a series of photos of the same scene with different settings, so that you can select the best later. Bracketing is usually used to try out different exposures. Often you can also take a series of photos …
In the Netherlands it is quickly dark again in the evening. That offers many opportunities to get started with iPhone night photography. Night photos become extra attractive when the streets are wet with rain and the pavements reflect the lights of the surroundings. In this blog I will explain how you can use a night …
The iPhone camera gets more and more features from an SLR camera. With special camera apps you can, for example, set the shutter speed and ISO for motion blur and long exposures. But can the iPhone aperture be adjusted? What is aperture? The aperture is the opening in a lens that determines the amount of …
I am regularly asked which iPhone photography apps I use for photography and editing. If you get started with iPhone photography then you don’t have to download any special apps. You get very far with the iPhone Camera app and the Photos app. However, if you are shooting in RAW or you want to perform …
My favorite and free photo editing apps for the iPhone are Adobe Lightroom CC Mobile and Snapseed. Lightroom is a camera-app and editing app and can be downloaded for free. You need a subscription for the Premium functions. Snapseed is from Google and free. With both apps you can edit both JPG and RAW photos. …
On all iPhone photos that I share on social media I place a watermark. That way I indicate that I am the creator of the photos and what my website address is. I can’t prevent my photos from being copied, but it might generate internet traffic to my website. I place the watermark at the …
Do you want to make your iPhone photos stand out more? There are different ways to do that. With the exposure you can highlight the subject, for example by making silhouettes with a backlight shot. You can also make the photo more interesting with a high or low point of view; a picture taken at …
Leading Lines is a frequently applied composition rule, with which you can make photos more interesting. Your gaze automatically follows the lines in a photo. By applying Leading Lines, you can guide the viewer’s eye through the photo and emphasize the subject. Leading Lines also give a sense of depth to your iPhone photos. Examples …
The camera of the iPhone takes technically good photos and is fully automatic. You just have to press the shutter button to take a correctly exposed photo. I have collected 11 iPhone photography tips for you, which you can easily apply and with which you can get more out of your iPhone camera. Tip 1. …
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