Why is the iphone 7 camera better
iPhone 7 Camera Guide - 20 Tips, Tricks and Settings
there are a couple of ways to open the
camera application the first is from the
lock screen where you can swipe from
right to left
if you've already a lock shot device
then you can open the camera application
directly or from the control center
there is another camera application
button there and also if you want to
open the application with some different
settings you can force touch on the
camera app to either take a selfie
record video or record slo-mo and of
course take a photo obviously you can
take a picture by using the bigger
shutter button at the bottom here but
you can also use it the volume rocker
here to take a picture if you're going
to take a picture by landscape make sure
that the volume rocker is at the top or
else when you try and transfer your
pictures to a computer they may be
upside down your iPhone camera will use
autofocus to decide at which subject is
best to focus on but you can change that
by tapping on different objects in the
frame to refocus a camera if you wanted
to fix on an object you can press and
hold and that will bring up a yellow box
and also say a eaf vlog and now no
matter where I change my camera it will
keep focused on that object if you want
to turn this feature off just tap on any
part of a screen to manually change the
exposure of your shot you can tap on the
screen and this will bring up a sundial
and then you can swipe up or down to
change the exposure when taking a shot
tap on the screen again to put the
exposure back to default you can use a
burst mode to capture the perfect shot
if you want to by simply holding on the
shutter button and that will continue to
take pictures as long as you hold on to
the shutter button when you go to your
photo gallery you will see a burst mode
photo taken by it's saying burst mode
and how many photos it took and also a
select button down in the bottom here if
you tap that you can then swipe through
all the pictures you've just taken
select one tap Done
and then it will ask you whether you
want to keep all your burst shots or
only keep the ones you've selected while
we're on the subject of burst mode it
should be noted that if you turn on the
timer
this will automatically put your camera
into burst mode so if I set the timer to
three seconds take some pictures
it automatically takes 10 burst photos
the iPhone camera includes an option
called
live photo whereby it captures one and a
half seconds of video before and after
capturing the image in order to enable
this tap the white dots in the top here
which will turn yellow and then live
will appear on-screen now if I start
doing some actions in front of a camera
and press the shutter button it will
record both V video and an image now if
I go to the gallery you can see that's
the picture is captured but then if I
touch it you'll be able to hear video
and audio just bear in mind that this
will take up more space on your storage
I strange as this may sound that none of
a settings can be accessed through the
camera app itself you have to back out
and go into settings and scroll down to
photos and camera the actual camera
options are at the bottom of the screen
and include being able to turn a grid on
or off changing the recording video
quality which can go to a 4k at 30
frames a second and also a slow-motion
which you can change to 120 or 240
frames per second the bottom option is
whether you want to keep the normal
photo from a high dynamic range photo
this is where several photos are spliced
together to give you a better contrast
and colors in certain settings if I go
to the camera application and make sure
that HDR is turned on and then it take a
picture if I then look at the gallery
the we can then see that this was the
HDR photo was taken but it also kept the
normal photo that was taken with it if
you're wanting to add some color or
indeed text me away then you can use the
quick filters in the top right hand
corner to do things like mono or various
other filters simply tap on one to
choose a filter and of course along the
bottom we have these six different
camera options which include time-lapse
slo-mo video photo square photo for
taking pictures on Instagram and the
panorama if you want to take RAW photos
you can't do through vite native iPhone
application but you can do it with free
photo applications from the app store
what
such application is simply called raw I
will leave a link for it in the video
description and it also includes some
interesting features such as manual
focus anyway you can simply take a
picture then go to the photo gallery on
the application and share that to your
camera roll and what this will do is put
a DNG file on your iOS device which you
can vent transfer to your computer and
then edit of a roll photo just bear in
mind that they do take up a lot more
space on your device the dual lens on
the iPhone 7 plus allows you to do a
feature called portrait mode where you
can take pictures and blur the
background through shallow depth of
field or bokeh now you can't do this
hardware-wise on the iPhone 7 but you
can do it with software again a free
application and in this particular
example I'm going to use tada so when
you launch your application and choose a
picture you can go to the blur option
and then move the green circle around
the object that you want to keep in
focus while blurring everything else and
there are options down here to change
the amount of blur and the range to get
the blur effect that you want so
although it is artificial and it will
never be as good as doing it on the
iPhone 7 plus you do kind of get the
same effect and if we go to our photo
gallery to preview the before and after
this is what it looked like before and
that's what it looks like with a blur
effect now if this has whetted your
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