For getting great shots with your iPhone, here are some simple settings and tips you can try:
Use the Grid: Turn on the grid in your camera settings to help you line up your photos better. It makes it easier to follow the “rule of thirds,” which just means placing your subject off-center for a more interesting picture.
Tap to Focus: Before you snap a photo, tap on the screen where you want the camera to focus. It also adjusts the brightness.
Adjust Brightness: After you tap to focus, drag your finger up or down on the screen to make the photo brighter or darker.
Use Portrait Mode: This is great for photos of people or close-up objects. It blurs the background a bit, so the subject pops.
Clean Your Lens: Simple but important. A quick wipe can make your shots way clearer.
Try Live Photos: This captures a few seconds before and after your picture. You can pick the best frame later or add some motion to your photo.
Don’t Zoom In Too Much: Zooming with your fingers can make photos blurry. Instead, move closer or crop the photo later.
