Controlling Your Smartphone Camera To Get Professional Results -

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A lot of guides teach you how to make the most of your iPhone with 3rd party apps to control your camera… In this guide, I’m only going to break down things you can do within the native iPhone camera app. You can view my essential content apps here.

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Adjusting Exposure
- Adjust Exposure Manually – In the built-in Camera app, start by tapping to set focus. Then simply swipe up or down to adjust exposure (brightness).
- Swipe up to make the image brighter, or down to make it darker – When the brightness levels look good, tap the shutter button to take a photo.
- Use Exposure To Change The Mood Of A Photo

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Focus Control
- In the built-in Camera app, simply tap the screen where you want to set focus. A yellow square indicates your focus point.
- When you take the photo, the area you tapped on will be in sharp focus.
- Tap & hold to lock the focus with AE/AF Lock
- Another useful feature is AE/AF Lock. This iPhone camera setting lets you lock the focus point on a certain area.
- To activate AE/AF Lock, tap and hold the screen for a couple of seconds until you see AE/AF LOCK in yellow.
- The focus point will remain locked, even after taking a photo.
- This is perfect for situations where you want to take several pictures of the same scene. You can take as many photos as you want without having to set the focus point for each new shot.

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