Keep your photo exposure consistent with this simple trick!👀

[@iaftabhassan]

This is what i was looking for.

[@RedEndGamers]

Just tap and hold on the screen and auto exposure will lock..

[@winter-ef4wd]

It works on mine thanks 🤩

[@steverogers4519]

I have no button of exposure xd

[@Its.me.milann]

Thank you 🙏🏽 very

[@aiyA_doesArt]

*cries in android*

[@5.0mariotv39]

How do I do this on iPhone XR?

[@Photo_doctor]

I swiped up & nothing happened

[@its_just_Lola]

I that’s great does that work for video too?

[@rashidalhawasi6344]

What do u mean u could do the same thing with video or how did they record it ?

[@its_just_Lola]

@@rashidalhawasi6344as in if I record a video adjusting exposure first it’d keep the exposure consistent?

[@khajaaziz5838]

Is there any alternative to get the same exposure videos as we captured. I captured on low exposure but in gallery they turned out to be bright nd white appearance

[@iPhone_Photography_School]

Tap and hold onto your subject to lock focus and exposure. Slide the sun icon down to reduce the exposure while you are recording the video. :)

[@puqic]

Get an older iphone or a camera, cause postprocessing on a newer models is bullshit

[@Im_a_CakeLover]

is that for pro type only? mine 14+ but the exposure keeps changing

[@iPhone_Photography_School]

This technique applies to most recent iPhone devices. It is unusual for the device to change the exposure after you set it up. Try tapping on the screens and holding onto your subject. Drag the sun icon down to reduce the exposure and lock it.

[@5.0mariotv39]

@@iPhone_Photography_Schoollet’s say if I want it at +1.0 how would I know if I’m dragging the sun?

[@iPhone_Photography_School]

You can't, so it's best to use the exposure slider in the hidden menu instead.

[@5.0mariotv39]

@@iPhone_Photography_School yea for the iPhone XR

[@khajaaziz5838]

Please, respond to my issue 🙏