How To Set The Correct Exposure For Stunning iPhone Photos
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Setting the correct exposure is essential for capturing stunning photos with amazing detail. 🙌🏻 But did you know that exposure can also be used as a creative tool to take truly unique images? Watch this video from our breakthrough iPhone Photo Academy course, and discover the secrets of setting the perfect exposure for your iPhone photos. 📱
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Hey great video, but I have a question! What if you use smart hdr and set auto exposure then adjust it in the post? Like on the iPhone stock photos app you can edit exposure, highlights, and shadows separately or you can just download Adobe Lightroom and do the same thing. I tried to turn off smart hdr and decrease exposure and take a shot, then turned on smart hdr and put auto exposure and let iPhone do the work, then I edited the photo in Lightroom and I got the same results. Also, you can use photoshop to blend 3 photos, one over-exposed, one underexposed, and one perfectly exposed, and then combine them and match the exact exposure that you want, basically creating an hdr effect manually.
@@Shawn.ShooterSmart HDR doesn't always activate HDR, only when the conditions trigger it. Furthermore, it's always best to try and get the best exposure in the field as it makes a better quality image than trying to adjust it while editing. If you want to change the exposure after the fact, it's best to be using the ProRAW file format but bear in mind this takes up a lot of space. For more videos on how to get the best photos, including a bonus editing module, have a look at the iPhone Photo Academy course. Here’s the link to read more and sign up:
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How to solve I phone 14 pro max photos auto enhance please help me 😢😢😢😢😢
@@magicalfootball8 Currently, it is not possible to turn off the HDR or auto enhance feature on newer iPhones. Hopefully, Apple will add it again in the future.
These tutorials are so thoroughly, you are almost giving your photography classes away for free! Love the cinematic value, very high quality! Keep up!
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You are so calm and teach well. Thank you for these free tutorials ❤️
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Just found this channel by accident just couple days ago and love it instantly. I am very passionate about photography using Iphone. It’s really an eye opening. thanks heap
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Thank you so much for the tips! That last shot of the tree is absolutely beautiful!😉
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Excellent tutorial. I love how you completely explain what you're doing and why. Nice work.
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Just got my Iphone last week and after watching your tutorials I am now inspired to start my photography journey. Thank you
I am a keen mobile photographer but always learn something watching your videos. So well thought out with clear explanations of how to improve your images and use the iPhone.
Thanks Vincent, we really appreciate it!
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Amazing video!!! I’d been a manual Nikon film shooter since early 90’s and the I got my first Nikon DSLR 2 years ago. I mostly use Matrix Metering and do strong bracketing. I got my first iPhone 2 months ago and if you think I’m a “expert” in exposure, I’d be lying. You video explains everything so smoothly that I feel like learning something new for the first time. The examples pictures with the staircase, door and tree are exquisite. Thanks so much for sharing!
You are most welcome! Glad you like it! :)
Awesome, thank you!
How are you able to get such clear photos of a moving subject? The subjects moving into and through your frames always come out clear and in focus and look great! Thanks you for these incredible tutorials. Your channel stands out from all the others!
Thank you David! You can achieve the same clarity if you apply the focus and exposure technique. If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
You Were Born for This, I can feel the happiness in your words. Excellent! I am also happy, just by watching your video 😊❤
Congratulations and God bless you. You are a very good teacher. keep it up and Thanks for all the free photography knowledge.
Thanks for sharing your detail tutorial.
Thank you for this excellent detailed informations about exposure!
Glad it was helpful!
how I wish I had the IP11 pro. Anyway I think my IP6 can still do the tutorial. I love that tree shot. Keep inspiring. ❤
Yes, most of these techniques apply to any iPhone model! :)
Amazing! thanks for explanation!
Thank you for this
Thank you very much for producing these videos. So helpful. Have you made a video on how to take low light pictures on iphone
Yes! You can find it here: th-cam.com/video/9wIHmY8R27A/w-d-xo.html
So generous with your knowledge, I've learnt so much about the hidden features on my iPhone 12mini...thank you for all that you share with us. Not just about the phone but about photographic principles. btw your videos are so well shot and edited IMO.
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I always love to watch your videos 😁
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I just love ur videos...and ur way of explaining...I am doing my whole iphone settings with the help of ur videos....lots of love from india🥰😘
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Your series in YuoTube is excellent! Big hugs from Finland! A new world just opened to me with my iPhone!
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Great tutorials, you are so calm when you explain. I still love my SLR but it is heavy to walk around. Nobody is wearing masks, great. I envy it. Thank you. Watching all of your videos.
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Love from India 😍😍😍🙏🏻
This video was immensely useful. Thank you!
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Ur so nice and helpful
I have learnt a lot from your video tutorials. You are really amazing dude 😇👍
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Thanks!
Amazing ! Thanks for sharing 💕
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Excellent and informative video. Please do a tutorial how to lock focus for self portraits on the new iPhones. I have tried on the new ones but my face is not always in focus. I don’t know if it has to do with the focal plane I’m I doing it wiring? Thank you so much.
We're glad to hear you enjoyed it James! You can lock the focus much the same way with the selfie camera as Emil shows in the video. You just need to make sure, once the focus is set, that you're face doesn't move further away or closer to the iPhone. For more hint, tips and incredible lessons, check out the iPhone Photo Academy course. Here’s the link to read more and sign up:
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Thank you! Great advice for locking shadows with an older version of iphone. By the way great shots over door/ladies WOW!
Glad it was helpful!
Whats the difference between sun exposure slider and exposure compensation slider
Awesome tips!!!
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Helpful information, thank you 🙏 From Lithuania 👌🙌🇱🇹
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Excellent video, as all of your videos are! Thank you.
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I love your content and you are really amazing photographer with iphone ....impressive job
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Actually its really helped me a lot .. love from 🇮🇳
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Great video, Love from India
Fantastic tips on exposure, thanks
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Very well explained
great video :)
I had no idea about the hidden menu! Great tips sir
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Your videos looks like a television series
Excellent Tips...
Could u please make a video on how to make selfies look better or some suitable camera settings 😭😭😭
Here's an article that may help: iphonephotographyschool.com/self-portrait :)
Thank You So Much ❤️
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Great channel,great video,thanks for share.
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I don’t even carry my DSLR anymore as the new generation of smart phones are better than many DSLR and is always in my pocket. Your tutorials really help everyone to get amazing images and your location is amazing ( is that in Europe?) I also like how your videos are always in motion. Is that shot with an iPhone as well? I’m going on vacation and would like to bring a light tripod and phone holder. Do you have a recommendation for accessories? Thank you very much for the amazing tutorials.
Yes we do! Here are our recommendations: help.iphonephotographyschool.com/article/105-recommended-iphone-accessories
Thkyou
Sir could you please explain about all the setting of camera in iphone 12 pro max.
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very good tips...thank u
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Thanks so much sir...
You're very welcome Mohd! :)
Is there a difference between adjusting the sun icon during tap to focus/AE lock and the overall exposure compensation?
There will be no difference in the results! :)
Looks like the place is the Old port in montreal. Beautiful place for photo enthusiasts.
This was shot in Riga, Latvia. :)
Awesome content and tutorial. Im learning a lot from watching your videos. A quick question though, the photos the you were showing as an end product, are these raw photos or already processed? Coz your shots are amazing. I want to take great photos with minimal to no editing if possible. Thanks.
The photos here have not been edited or have only minimal edits. Our iPhone Photo Academy course teaches you how to take stunning photos and we have a bonus editing module just in case you're interesting in learning how to do minor, but incredibly effective, edits. Here’s the link to read more and sign up:
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Thank you for tutorial 😄
cool videos... I subbed! Question... I did turn on my HDR option, but it doesn't show on the top of the screen like it does on yours... am I setting something different...? thank you!
You should disable Smart HDR in Settings>Camera if you want the HDR icon to show up on the Camera app. But there's really no need to do that. We just disabled it here to demonstrate the exposure adjustment.
Thank you for this awesome tutorial!! You truly have incredible talent in both as a photographer and speaker! I've been experimenting with exposure similar to your tutorial with my iPhone 13 Pro Max. I have a question if I may; Is there a quick way to unlock my manual exposure after taking the shot? I've been manually going back to the exposure slider and sliding it back to 0.0 in order to unlock it. Thank you once again.... Your tutorials are the best I've ever come across, seriously. Happy New Year to you and yours!! 😊👍
You can only adjust exposure after taking the shot through editing. This video will help you get started: iphonephotographyschool.com/video/editing-apps. And if you’d like to learn more, be sure to check out our iPhone Editing Academy course! Here’s the link: iphone.to/iea-j
@@iPhone_Photography_School Thank you for your help and the link. Actually, my question is not for post editing, it's regarding setting the exposure value back to 0.0 on the iPhone. At 5:47 in your tutorial, you closed the hidden menu after changing your exposure to -2.0 which shows your locked exposure at the top of the screen. I would like to know if there is a shortcut for changing the locked exposure back to 0.0 after the shot, without going back into the menu and sliding it back to 0.0? Thank you again, I sincerely appreciate your help. 😊
nice channel
thanks for the videos
i subbed you
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I am your biggest fan emil sir
I enjoy watching your videos. I have recently bought an iPhone 13 Pro and want to learn to use the camera to best effect. I don’t seem to be able to find Smart HD
R in the Camera settings on my phone. Is it somewhere different on the iPhone 13?
Smart HDR is now all automatic on your iPhone 13. You can no longer turn it off - but you can still manually control the exposure through the exposure compensation slider.
just found your awesome channel subscribed and hit the bell notification. I have at the iPhone 11 Pro with 134 thousand photos on it. I would love to see a video on how to avoid the terrible green dot from the lease flare. What I have learned from trial and error is move the green dot to a black area and just take in out in photo shop. Have you found a way to avoid it that I am not aware of
Hi Mark! If you can't remove the lens flare from simply angling your iPhone differently, then the best solution is to then remove it in the editing process. The healing tools found in Snapseed, Lightroom or TouchRetouch are excellent for quickly removing these flares. If you're interested in watching more content from us, there's so much more to learn in the iPhone Photo Academy course! Here’s the link to join:
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Great video, I always watch them,can you make a video on how to shoot in Raw on an iPhone using third party apps like Moment, or how to shoot in ProRaw please?
Thanks Venero, we're glad to hear you're enjoying our videos! We'll certainly take it on board for the future. If you'd like to see more of our new videos, we're currently in the process of updating our iPhone Photo Academy course and existing members can watch all this new content for free when it's released as well as the current videos. Here's the link to read more and sign up: iphone.to/ipa-a
@@iPhone_Photography_School thank you so much 🙏
Quick question, why do you take the photos with your phone sideways? What’s the differed of taking the pic horizontally vs. diagonally ? Howdy from Alamo Texas.
Hi David! You can take photos in vertical or horizontal orientation depending on what works best for the composition. If you want to learn more about composition, you might be interested in the iPhone Photo Academy course! Here’s the link to read more and sign up:
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Is it necessary or recommended to use live settings when taking photos?
You can decide if you want to use Live Photos or not but we recommend you just keep it on as they can be very useful if you just miss the moment you want to capture as it'll be in the video. You can then change the key photo and get the right shot. For more tips and tricks to help you improve your iPhone photography, you might be interested in joining the iPhone Photo Academy course. Here’s the link to join:
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Thank you! Btw the exposure comp on the 13 pro max seems more limited because the whole scene gets darker. Is that because the removed the option of turning off HDR?
Exposure compensation will make the whole scene darker even if the HDR option is available. You're just getting richer or darker shadows when HDR is disabled.
@@iPhone_Photography_School thank you!!
Hi bro..
Is this necessary to have multiple camera set-up for this vdo lesson.
Or single camera set-up like iPhone xr also works perfectly?
Hi Mayur, yes you can also follow this lesson on the iPhone XR. Just bear in mind that you will need to physically move closer or further to change the frame instead of being able to change the lenses. If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join:
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très intéressant. Merci
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You recommend that we should leave HDR on. I have a new iPhone 13 Mini and cannot find the setting!
HDR can no longer be disabled on the iPhone 13 models. We recommend dialing down the exposure instead to achieve darker shadows. :)
Thanks for your great lectures! 1 quick question. What if I turn on "ProRAW", then I don't see HDR? I know I can post-process a RAW file to get what I want. So this "ProRAW" & HDR are "mutually exclusive" or "inclusive"? Think I'll just use HDR to let it do the magic to ease the hassle of processing.
You can Use HDR together with ProRAW. Once you enable ProRAW, you can get the HDR option if you open the hidden menu (by tapping on the arrow on the top).
@@iPhone_Photography_School Much tks Emil! This is a PRO tip!
Thanks for the video. I have an iPhone 8, and HDR is turned on. I was trying to take photos of the leaves of trees changing in autumn. If I set the exposure on the tree, the tree looked good, but the blue sky behind it turned white. I believe that the sky was much brighter than the tree was. If I set the exposure on the sky, the sky turned blue but the tree became too dark. I was wondering if there is a way to prevent that on the iPhone 8 or would I need to use software to adjust the photo afterwards?
That is a common issue. The camera sensor cannot capture light the same way we do with our eyes. If you want to capture both the bright blue sky and the tree, the best will be to take two photos, one with the exposure set on the tree and the other on the sky. You can use apps or software like photoshop to merge the images in a few clicks.
@@iPhone_Photography_School Thanks for your help.
The old lady shadow what camera lens did you use?
Hi Conor! Emil uses the 1x lens for the first set of shots and 2x for the final set. I hope this helps :)
May God bless u
Thanks Maryam! Same to you :)
You are amazing
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I have the 13 pro, and there is no feature to turn off HDR in the camera settings. So does that mean I have no way of disabling HDR? Thank you.
HDR can no longer be disabled on the 13 models. Use a lower exposure compensation value instead to get darker shadows. :)
which setting should i use high efficiency or most compatible
High efficiency, since with most compatible you can shoot 1080p 240 fps and 4k 60 fps, not only that but takes less storage on your phone!
We recommend you use High Efficiency in our video on camera settings :)
Sir I never owned an iPhone but I'm trying to capture some pictures with my android phone
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Good
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Hi, i don't see the Smart HDR option on latest iphone 13 pro. Did they change anything recently?
Smart HDR can no longer be disabled but you can still get dark shadows by setting the exposure compensation to a lower value.
@@iPhone_Photography_School sure thank you for responding.
Hi... does live photos remove any quality of the picture. Is there any downside of using live photos?
You won't lose any image quality unless you change the keyframe of the Live photo. That happens because the other keyframes will be taken from the 3 sec video.
Pls tell me shutter @ iso settings…my iPhone model 13
These are all automatic on your iPhone, Hari. The manual controls will be limited to focus and exposure. If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone camera, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
Where are you? Very scenic.
This is in Riga, Latvia. If you're interested in seeing more of these photos and know how they were taken, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
You were taking pictures like this with what phone? Also do you always keep a case on your phone?
It's an iPhone 11 Pro in this video! :)
How are the videos here on TH-cam which anyone can access for free different from the paid course?
We produce free TH-cam videos for advertisement but the course content is much more extensive. Our course is a comprehensive set of lessons designed to give you expert iPhone photography skills so you can create beautiful photos. The structure of our course, the assignments which can be shared in our active Facebook group and our superb support team are all tailored to making your learning experience the best! :)
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Hmmm I have an Iphone 11 pro but no option to turn hdr on the screen off, otherwise great tut
Hi Jeffrey! We're using the iPhone 11 Pro in this video too so you should be able to access this feature. You need to turn Smart HDR off and then you'll have the ability to manually turn HDR on and off. If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join:
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@@iPhone_Photography_School okay I’ll try that - thx
You still look the same from the time you were using iPhone 10s . Reason why I sold my dslr because of THIS TH-cam. 😊 I’m having hard time using burst mode ‘cause now it is placed using the volume button.
You can take a burst photo by swiping the shutter button to the left. Do not press, just swipe - a long press activates the video. :)
@@iPhone_Photography_School I tried, but it takes getting used to. The phone tend to moves.
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Tell us how you hand position is on the phone to take a photo 10:31
It was the same position that is demonstrated in 8:05 :)
When to use the live photo?
Hi Yoj! We recommend you keep Live Photos turned on. Then you can use it to make sure you always get the best shot and you can add a little life to your photos. If you're interested in watching more content from us, there's so much more to learn in the iPhone Photo Academy course! Here’s the link to join:
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I have tried Live Photo at night on moving car but when changed to long exposure I cannot see the car 😆
@@first-j1020 That's a shame! If the Long Exposure effect on your Live Photos isn't working to capture light trails from cars, perhaps you could try the Slow Shutter Cam app? We have more detail on how to use this and create stunning landscape photographs in our iPhone Landscape Mastery course: iphone.to/ilm-a
Hi. The first session of photos of the Door, the woman is walking and she ins’t blur. Why? When i take a photo of a person moving it gets blur... 😔
This might occur in low-light settings. You can learn all about getting sharp iPhone photos on our iPhone Photo Academy course, here's the link to join - iphone.to/ipa-r
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I don’t have hdr option for photos on my iPhone 13 pro
You're right, this has been removed on iPhone 13 models. But don't worry, the iPhone automatically applies Smart HDR whenever applicable. If you wish to get darker shadows, you can use the exposure compensation slider instead. :)
@@iPhone_Photography_School very disapointed with my iphone 13 pro photos to be honest..... they are too sharp.... sometimes grainy...... they don't look natural. I had much better results with my iphone XS
At 8:15, couldn’t we just turn up burst mode , why is it have u used the live mode?
Absolutely! Burst Mode could definitely be a useful way to capture those images.
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What about keep normal photo
If you're using an older iPhone model and have HDR switched on, we recommend you also have Keep Normal Photo switched on to ensure that you have a back-up if the HDR photo comes out blurry. If you’d like to further improve your iPhone photography skills, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you. Here’s the link to join:
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How to send high quality photos to your family and friends?
It's best to use iCloud Photo Sharing. Here's a guide that will help you: iphonephotographyschool.com/icloud-photo-sharing/
I donot find hdr option on my iphone 13
The HDR cannot be deactivated on the iPhone 13. This feature activates automatically when the device thinks it is necessary. Perhaps Apple will change that in the future.
Is this info outdated? My iPhone 13 does not have the HDR option in the camera settings. Maybe it was removed…
It is not possible to turn off the HDR option on the iPhone 13 and 14 models. That feature works automatically on those devices.
I dint understood why he kept live photo setting on? Anybody?
Live Photos was turned off in this video. Can you share the timestamp where you saw it activated so we can check that for you.
@@iPhone_Photography_School 4:43
Live Photos was off during that timestamp. We recommend leaving it off to capture similar scenes. But of course, you can also use it for more creative results :)