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Creative Spaces. By Dave Johnson, | Jan 6, 2014 3:00 AM PT Take control of your iPhone’s focus to capture the photos you want to achieve. Specify the focus. This is hardly a lock focus. Tap and hold to lock the focus with the Camera app.
5 Jan 2017 Remember in auto mode, the iPhone camera doesn’t know what your creative job in determining exposure, focus, white balance, shutter-speed and ISO. . Is the shutter speed limited on the IPhone 6 to 1/2 second?
Manual Focus allows you to over ride your camera’s auto focus to achieve the desired detail in every shot. Using the slider in the manual4 Nov 2016 To prevent the camera from adjusting focus and exposure, you need to lock focus on your subject, effectively disabling the autofocus feature. To lock focus, just tap and hold for a couple of seconds on the main subject until you see AE/AF LOCK in a yellow box at the top of the screen.
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10 Oct 2017 What if you want to manually adjust focus, white balance, or ISO on your iPhone? Shoot in RAW or just with the iPhone 7 telephoto lens? Easy
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1 Aug 2018 The iPhone’s stock Camera app can’t actually focus manually. There are no controls . By Buster Hein • 12:17 pm, December 6, 2018. How-To24 Mar 2015 So, let’s take a look at ten tips to help ensure you always get your iPhone photos perfectly focused. Always Tap To Focus. Adjust Exposure After Focusing. Tap & Hold To Lock Focus. 7 Hidden iPhone Camera Features. Don’t Change Distance After Focusing. Avoid Very Close Subjects. Use A Macro Lens For Extreme Close Ups.
24 Sep 2014 If you’re using the native Camera app and you’ve tapped the screen to set focus (or you’ve used tap and hold to lock focus/exposure), you’ll see a vertical yellow line with a little yellow sun icon on the right of the focus box. Swipe up to increase the exposure or swipe down to decrease the exposure.
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