We love you too! :) Our full course will definitely give you many more useful tips to improve your food photography, here's the link to learn more and join: iphone.to/ifp-s
Thanks for the suggestion! We don't have a lesson that shares presets in this course. Should we have that available in the future, we'll let you know! :)
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Absolutely! You an achieve similar results with your iPhone XR. Some of the photos in this video were taken with the 3x lens. However, you can use 3rd party telephoto lenses, like Sandmarc, to fill the frame without losing resolution.
You can do that by tapping and holding on your focus point. That will lock focus and exposure. Next to that square is a sun icon that you can drag up or down to adjust the exposure. We talk about this feature and many more techniques in our iPhone Photo Academy course, feel free to check it out if you would like to learn more about iPhone photography. Here's the link: iphone.to/ipa-s
Thank you!
Never thought about picturing food that way thank you
Thanks for the tips
So cool and easy to follow!! Thank you!!! ❤️
I LOVE YOU.... I have beeb seeking guidance with this subject. THANK YOU..
We love you too! :) Our full course will definitely give you many more useful tips to improve your food photography, here's the link to learn more and join: iphone.to/ifp-s
@@iPhone_Photography_School thank you , I have already learned so much, my photos are amazing….
Thanks for the tips.🙂
You are very welcome! :)
Thank you for the awesome tips
You are very welcome! Glad you liked them :)
This is excellent for me
Glad it was helpful! :)
Andrew knows how to show tasty😋
Excellent video. Thanks so much for sharing
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching :)
With that food you could be in Portugal also (how similar is that)😃
Iam already watched your all videos.I want more portrait shot tips
Thanks for your support! Stay tuned for more videos :)
Superb. Great ideas shared. Very helpful to me.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Nice composition added by matching preset = 🔥. Hope you can share the presets too.
Thanks for the suggestion! We don't have a lesson that shares presets in this course. Should we have that available in the future, we'll let you know! :)
Is there a link to the stand/tool used in the leading line honey drizzle shot?
Here's the link to the Platpod: www.platypod.com/collections/tripods-1/products/ultimate-close-up-kit
You are very welcome! :) Glad you liked it
Is there a camera setting i should know of. I use 12pro max but I still can take good photos.
You will learn all of the settings and techniques in the full course. Feel free to sign up to the newsletters to be notified once it is available for enrollment
How about XR?can do the trick?
I think yes.because he is always using just wide lens.xr have a wide lens.your consideration is must 😝
Absolutely! You an achieve similar results with your iPhone XR. Some of the photos in this video were taken with the 3x lens. However, you can use 3rd party telephoto lenses, like Sandmarc, to fill the frame without losing resolution.
@@iPhone_Photography_School tq so much
How did you drag your finger across a picture and bring the exposure down
You can do that by tapping and holding on your focus point. That will lock focus and exposure. Next to that square is a sun icon that you can drag up or down to adjust the exposure. We talk about this feature and many more techniques in our iPhone Photo Academy course, feel free to check it out if you would like to learn more about iPhone photography. Here's the link: iphone.to/ipa-s
Can you share a link or the name of the stand-up tool you used for your phone in the drizzle shot?
A Platypod is used to take the those pictures. Here's the link to learn more about those tools: www.platypod.com/collections/tripods-1
@@iPhone_Photography_School thanks so much!
How can you earn from these photos
You can upload them to Stock photography sites. :)
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