How To Use The iPhone 12 & 12 Pro Camera Tutorial - New Tips, Tricks & Features
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- This is how to use the iPhone 12 camera and how to use the iPhone 12 Pro camera. This iPhone 12 camera tutorial features camera tips and tricks like night mode, portrait mode options, iPhone 12 Pro photography tips, 4k video from photos and more. For new or advanced iOS users, this new iPhone 12 pro camera tutorial will go over everything you need to know to take great pictures and videos. Take note that most of these tips can be used with older iOS devices as well so be sure to watch this TH-cam video to the end.
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00:00 - How To Use The iPhone 12 Pro Camera Tutorial
00:48 - Photos and Options
01:18 - How To Turn On The Flash
01:39 - Taking Live Photos
02:57 - Night Mode Photos
03:48 - How To Change iPhone Photo Size
04:15 - Set Photo Exposure
04:53 - How To Set a Photo Timer On iPhone
05:26 - Adding Live Filters
05:56 - Front Facing Camera & Front Camera Night Mode
06:18 - How To Mirror Front Camera On iPhone 12
07:56 - Optical and Digital Zoom Options
09:10 - Portrait Mode Tutorial Options
11:51 - Video Tutorial and 4K Videos
14:21 - How To Edit Videos On The iPhone
15:12 - Slow Motion Video Tutorial
16:17 - Time-Lapse Videos
16:49 - How To Take Panoramic Photos
18:24 - iPhone 12 Camera Settings
25:36 - iPhone 12 Camera Tips and Tricks
26:08 - Green Light Explained
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The grid is for the rule of third. Pictures get much more interesting if the main object is placed where the grid lines cross.
The camera always takes a 4:3 sized picture.
16:9 just zooms in a bit and square crops the top and bottom.
(Just learned from another video)
Great video BTW. Very helpful.
@@jenskibenski Yes, great for composition. On my old Nikon F2 back in the day I had the same grid pattern on my screen. A big help to compose photos pleasing to the eye.
I wish they were all like you! No glittering, no ego, no waste-of-time chatting... just clear, understandable information. Less than 30 minutes later I can use my iPhone 12. Thank you
So glad you found the video helpful! I really appreciate the kind words, took me a while to make the video.
Exactly what I thought Bravo DHTV
@@DHTV a year later and I too am glad you made this video! I just got myself a 12 Pro, and now I feel somewhat capable with the camera, thanks for the hard work!
This was super helpful. I’m coming from an iPhone 7 to the iPhone 12 pro. I needed this. Thank you!
I am really glad to hear the video was helpful. The iPhone 12 Pro is a huge upgrade from the 7. Enjoy the new phone and if you have any questions feel free to ask. Tons of iPhone 12 tutorials are on the way!
I am sure you can already tell the defference a huge upgrade you have done , congrats cannot wait to recieve mine also let us know your experinec in terms of the camera specially the low light portrait mode !
@@naeemaalkiyumi1568 Thanks! I got mine yesterday and I love it. The low light is incredible. Especially coming from an iPhone 7. It makes it seem like there’s light in the room whereas it’s pitch black. I’m still learning how to work with all the features though. But it’s definitely faster with the new chip. So far so good. I’m in love 😍
Fiona Job same, went from a 7 plus to a 12pro, got it yesterday and activated it today, enjoy it in good health
Us too, 7 to 12 !!! Big step
Wow, thank you! That is the best video I have ever seen explaining the use of a camera, fantastic! Cheers dude... I’m ordering the iPhone 12 Pro Max on 6th November. 👍🏻😊
Thanks really appreciate the comment! Glad you found the video useful. Enjoy the new phone!
Omg thank you so much for this video! I just switched over from android and I was so frustrated with the camera but you made everything such a breeze to learn
Thank you for saying that, it took me a while to put this all together. I am glad it was helpful for you especially since you are coming from a completely different operating system.
I'm using iPhone for the first time ever I switched from android and this was so helpful I'm forever grateful thanks
That's great to here! So glad the video was useful!
Welcome to the club i am sure u wont go back to andriod as i had the same experience man
@@naeemaalkiyumi1568 I thought the camera was gonna be the only difference turns out there is so many features that I like and definitely not switching back
Same! How’s it going for you?
@@krazygir500 it’s great I like it, how is it going with you ?
This was super helpful! I upgraded from an iPhone 7plus to a 12 Pro and am super excited for the camera quality but wasn’t aware of all the new features. Thank you for sharing this video!
No problem so glad the video helped!
This was very helpful and I really liked how you put the different camera features into chapters. Great job!
Thank you really appreciate the comment. It took a long time to make the video. Happy it was useful for you!
I did a big jump from 1Phone 6S to iPhone 12 Pro. Your tutorial was awesome! Thank you so much.
Wow very big jump, glad the video helped!
On 16:9 format, the photos have extra imaging when you crop them. :) The "View outside the frame" option is more of a helper to see what is in the proximity of your frame, but doesn't have anything to do with cropping.
My 12 Pro is coming next Friday, your video was very helpful to me. When my phone comes in I am sure I will be watching this video again. Thank you.
Thanks glad the video is helpful. You will love the iPhone 12 Pro!
Upgrading from a 6s to 12 Pro and this was an excellent video with concise information! Having started photography with film I am blown away by what the camera can do without even knowing what a darkroom is. Well done!
Thanks so glad you liked the video. Enjoy the upgrade!
Thank you for this video. I tried to watch a few other videos before I found yours. They were talking so fast and rushing through the settings/tips so quickly that I couldn't keep up and frankly it was annoying. Your video was just right for this Goldielocks. Thank you
Thank you, really appreciate you saying that. It took me a while to make the video so I'm really happy it helped you. Thanks!
Thank you so much. Extremely helpful and easy to follow. I’m looking forward to improving my photo skills on my XS and will now consider a 12PRO. Cheers.
No problem so glad you liked the video, I was worried it might be to long.
Great vid! The exposure control for video by swiping up is the best news! It seemed to always record really too bright and everyone said it was the HDR, I had to edit the brightness and highlights in post to fix it, especially when taking it into Instagram! As a content creator, this was a pain! A thousand thanks for the heads up!
No problem glad the video was useful!
I too used to turn off the HDR in low light. Now I know better. 🥂
I have had my iPhone 12 for close to a week and I’m still learning things about. I never thought about how to turn it on and off, because I thought it was as simple as my iPhone 6, which I left on pretty much all the time. I panicked when I realized I didn’t know how to turn this phone off and on. Your instructions were precise and clear. Thank you!!
So glad I could help
Very helpful, so glad you made this. I have been using an iPhone 7 for years, I couldn’t figure out how to work the timer feature on the camera here with my new 12, this was just what I needed and much more. You’re the best.
Thanks so glad the video helped!
The exact video I was looking for!! Thank you for putting it all together so easily to understand 😊 definitely saving this video to re-watch when needed!
Thank you so glad to help!
Thank you for this, i am coming from an andriod to the iphone 12 pro and i really needed this.
No problem so glad the video was helpful!
Im upgrading my iPhone 5S to the iphone 12 Pro Max, and this is so helpful!! i was so confused with all of this new features 😭😭 thank you!
That’s a big update glad the video was helpful
Great video. Very Helpful. Clean production. No wasted motion and I learned a lot. Thank you so much.
Probably mentioned already - the grid isn't for centering, rather creating more aesthetic composition using rule of thirds. Place the main subject at one of the four intersections or "crash" points instead of dead center.
Also, I think Apple's timelapse is intelligent so that whether you shoot clouds for 30 minutes or for a whole day, the final video remains short 10-30 seconds. I need to see if that is still true.
Thanks for mentioning about the rule of thirds and the importance of aesthetic decisions.
Thanks for this video! I’ve owned a couple of iPhones and never really cared at all about the camera except for that Myrtle Beach trip picture every year of the family to be honest! Or The Easter photo! But with this iPhone 12 Pro I want to take advantage of this Camera more often. I know absolutely nothing about these Cameras except pushing the button and taking the picture. This Video is perfect for me! iPhone Camera tips for Dummies 🤔 LOL! Thanks!
That's great to hear! I'm happy the video was useful for you, hopefully it wasn't to long.
Thanks! This vid is very well made, covers all areas of the camera. I found the setting shortcuts very helpful.
Thanks so glad you found the video helpful!
Great video thanks, it’s helped me a lot as a new 12 Pro owner having jumped from iPhone 7. I thought the reason for the extra visible frame was just to show you what would be in the scene if you were to switch from 4:3 to 16:9 for example.
Thanks, glad the video was helpful for you! The 4:3 to 16:9 makes sense actually. It's just odd because I remember an Apple event and even reading about it having more of a use. I even find the odd post online confirming my thoughts but just can't replicate it.
That was really helpful Thankyou Especially getting the settings right and all the other features I’m always taking photos to share with family and friends So now i can improve them
So glad it was helpful
This video was extremely helpful. Thank you! You did an excellent job speaking clearly, showing great examples and explaining details well. I learned everything I needed to know. Much appreciated.
Just a thought on the extra “real estate” shown while taking the picture but not in the final photo. I am under the impression that showing you the “extra” is so you can see what you are missing in the photo or what you could add if you move a little to the right, left, up or down.
That is a good point, makes sense and actually pretty useful to see what's outside the frame for that reason. Thanks! Also, really appreciate the kind words and happy the video was useful for you!
@@DHTV I thought the same as you, that you could edit a 1x pic afterwards and elect to make it a 0.5x pic (ie the camera captures with both lenses at the same time)
Great vid :) I’m the same as you and play with all of this :)
How have you found the 0.5x lens? I find it to be really noisy and not particularly *clear* (it’s like it has less pixels than the main and pixel peeping is almost upsetting at how mushy everything looks)
Have just got my iPhone 12 Pro Max and looking to make the best use of the camera. Thanks for this great video.
I saw somewhere else that the View Outside Frame feature is to show you what you're missing so that you can reframe the shot.
Also, I found that the default aspect ratio is 3:4 when held in portrait mode, and 16:9 when in landscape mode.
That was my thought as well. I'm not a professional videographer, but I've seen monitors where they have the full image of what the camera is seeing, and then masking tape of where the actual scene will record. It was my take that this gives you an idea of where to "lead" the camera so you're looking purely at the preview and not taking your eyes off the monitor to watch the live action. Just a guess.
Decent video! thanks for making it. The "view outside the frame" just shows you what the ultra wide or wide would have captured if you used those options instead of the 2x+ zoom. Also, I selected the most compatible mode and enabled HDR. I think it will save 4k 60 in HEIC if I select this mode.
Thanks. So there is no way to actually use that extra shown area in edit? I remember it being usable or at least mention of it. It will save in that format, I just can't stand waiting for it to convert when I share it.
@@DHTV unfortunately not. The other cameras don’t capture the picture. I also remember them saying that all 3 camera can capture the same image last year... I took a great video today @ 4k 60 but Instagram didn’t like it so it was unusable for social media.
I’ve turned off Dolby HDR in video but have smart HDR enabled. That still produces epic pictures and videos.
@@DHTV i use it to straighten a photo in editing to avoid any cutoff areas when the photo angle is corrected.
Excellent tutorial for the iPhone 12 !
I understood what you were demonstrating and was able to jump from your video to my iPhone and adjust it or test the features immediately. Well done!
Thanks again
Thanks so glad it was useful for you!
Thanks for a great video Daniel. The ‘12 has only been on the market a short time and here on TH-cam there are thousands of unboxing videos, and comparisons with other products, but what I wanted was a straightforward explanation of the camera functionality. Your video ticks the box in style, thank you. 👍
Thanks so much for the compliment! I really try to show the products but mainly how they work. Really glad the video was useful!
FANTASTIC!!! I appreciate the work you put into this video for the viewer. Well done, informative, easy to follow along. One can keep the link to this video for future reference.
Thank you I really appreciate the comment. Took me a long time lol glad it was useful for you!
Hey, Daniel! Great video, man, it's amazingly informative. I don't have an iPhone 12 Pro (hope to get one some day lol), but I enjoyed and appreciate your video very much, well done!! About the "outside of frame" setting, I'm taking a wild guess here, but try setting your photo size to 1:1 (square) and see if on 1x zoom it catches image outside of it, as far as I know it should work on the wide camera as if it is simultaneously capturing image with the ultra wide camera. Hope it helps! Keep up the great work!
Omg! You figured it out! It worked in the 1:1 square mode with 2x zoom. Thanks!!! Really appreciate the comment and glad you enjoyed the video.
@@DHTV I did some extra digging! Found out that the “outside of frame” setting is a landscape mode thing, so it should work on 4:3, either 1x or 2x, as long as you keep your phone sideways. That's the trick, after all lol. Hope this clears things up!
Wow! Nice job thanks again! Can't believe how simple it was lol
I have just bought a 12 pro, and your video has helped me A LOT on how to take advantage of the features of the cameras. THANKS!!!!!
That’s great to hear thanks for the comment!
Very helpful. The view outside the frame is to help you design your layout, your framing ... as well as to predict when a moving object will enter frame so you can prepare to capture it.
Thanks!
Excellent video! Thanks for getting us to speed through your clear and succinct tutorial.
Thank you appreciate the comment! It's nice to know the video is helping. Glad you found it useful!
Grid is for “Rule of Thirds”
You are the man!!! Excellent tutorial. There’s so much packed into these cameras. Thanks for taking the time to make this video. My wife and I can now use our iPhone 12 pro cameras to take perfect photos and videos.
No problem happy to help out. These phones are crazy expensive so glad I could help you learn a bit about the camera.
Normally, one would have to waste a lot of time watching a lot of videos to get so much content, but this was a thoroughly worthwhile 28 minutes, crammed full of useful clear information and getting straight to the point. I was a little unsure about buying an iPhone, but this video has sold me on one. Thank you for making this video.
Thank you so much for saying that. I was worried the video was going to be to long. So glad you got a lot out of it and it helped you with your decision!
This was so helpful, thank you! I believe view outside the frame means exactly what it says. When enabled you can see (view) additional portions of the photo above and below the frame in the camera app. When it is off, it is simply blacked out. There is no way to bring the portion outside the frame back into the photograph when editing even if this option is on.
Yeah seems like that's the case, however someone in the comments did figure out if your shoot in the square mode (1:1) you can pick up some of the extra shot in the crop editing feature. But, it seems like it just grabs up to 4;3 which still isn't everything. I don't know why I remember seeing a demo on being able to use that extra area in edit. Thanks for the comment.
Exactly what Dan Rink said. Viewing what is “outside the frame” is simply to give visual context to help you frame your shot, not to allow you a larger crop after the fact. Very helpful video - thanks!
@@DHTV They took that feature out on iOS14. It used to be called: Capture Outside the Frame, and it seems that Deep Fusion didn’t work in any picture if you had that on. So they prioritize Deep Fusion instead of having that feature. Kinda sad, but they had a good reason!
This was a terrific guide! Thank you so much!
No worries appreciate the comment. Glad the video was helpful for you!
Very helpful. I think that the "view outside the frame" feature is just there to make you aware of what you are including or excluding. It's there for photographers who make very calculated decisions about what's inside the frame of the image. Although I understand it's purpose, I find it too distracting when shooting with a phone. It makes more sense for shooting using a tripod.
Thanks!
Difference between 11pro and 12pro : Lidar scanner better night portrait focus and AR. And Record DOLBY VISION HDR UP TO 4K 60FPS. And other upgraded lenses to expose better light and focus 👏🏻
I love how detailed you are.. thank you!
Thanks! Appreciate the comment and really glad you liked the video!
By far the best description of use on TH-cam.. Thanks Brotha!
I wish I found u before I watched like 20 videos on how to use camera 🤦♂️😃
Thanks appreciate the kind words!
Thank you so much. Got my 12 pro max when it came out took the one on one tutorial from Apple and forgot it immediately. Saving to go back for reminders. Best video EVER!
So glad I could help
Probably the best camera tutorial EVER!
Thanks so much!
I just got a iphone 12 pro and am switching from andriod. I learned a lot thanks!!
Our last child is graduating from college in May and today I gave myself an iPhone 12 Pro Max for graduation (upgrading from an iPhone 6) I shoot with a full frame Nikon and this iPhone is quite the toy. So much power in my pocket. Thank you for 30 very informative minutes. Excellent job.
Thanks appreciate the comment and glad it was useful for you!
The camera always takes a 4:3 sized picture.
16:9 just zooms in a bit and square crops the top and bottom.
(Just learned from another video)
Great video BTW. Very helpful.
Thanks glad you enjoyed it! Those sizes are great if you plan to print out the photos.
@@DHTV I'm not sure if you got it but this explains your problem with not being able to edit the extra real estate on the different size shapes that you asked us to let you know about.
The one you couldn't do anything with was a 4:3 print so that is all you get. You can see extra real estate on 16:9 and square photos.
this is the best video, by far, that I have found to learning the iPhone 12 camera... thanks!!!
Thanks so glad the video was useful!
I totally agree!!!
HELPFUL! Gotta put it in all caps because i know I’ll be viewing this again and again 😆 only thing that was left for me to learn was taking the screenshot-power button and the volume up button at once. Thank you for helping me on my switch to the 12 Pro from the 7 📲
So glad to help and appreciate the comment!
I just bought an iPhone 12 pro and this video was so helpful , ive been hyping its camera a lot now i can actually show some results
So glad the video helped!
Sir. What it says is “View” outside the frame. Not shoot outside the frame. Being an old SLR guy it is very confusing to me as to what was in the frame or not. Since your video I know to turn that off. I suppose it might allow you to pick up action outside the frame when shooting. Something to get used to maybe. Thanks for the help!,
Glad to help! I find it hard to get used to as well.
This video truly amazing! I really appreciate the amount of effort you have put in to make this video! Keep going!
Thank you it took me so long to put it together. Glad you found it helpful!
Here here! 👍🏻
Wow, your video are very informative yet straight to the point. I found it helpful as I am changing from iPhone 6 Plus to current iPhone 12 pro max. Thank you for your sharing and video!
No problem thanks for the kind words! You’re definitely going to get a lot from that upgrade.
THANK YOU! I have been watching lots of videos on the iPhone 12 Pro and yours is absolutely the best! You are speaking at the right pace and the outline on the bottom of the screen will enable me to go back and review as needed!!
Thank you so glad it was useful for you. Took me a while to make the video.
Thanks for helping me get my ducks in a row
Lol no worries glad to help!
thank you for the simple yet thorough explanations for the new iphone12 camera. i just got my new phone but havent been able to properly utilize it's new features! thanx!!
No problem, so glad the video was able to help!
Thank you so much for the detailed video. Since I switched from android to ios, I was quite not sure how to make use of the features. Your video was really helpful.
Thanks so glad it was helpful for you!
Thank you! Super helpful I learned a lot...I am still a bit lost on the zoom part mine doesn't seem to display like yours
Glad to help, what does it look like?
Excellent, clear instructions. The best. After watching multiple videos finally you showed how to do it correctly and saved my life. Thank you!
Glad I could help
Glad I've stumbled accross your channel. Upgrading from my 8 to the 12 pro and looking forward to all your great tutorials. You're a great explainer of the information and easy to follow.
Thank you appreciate the kind words! Glad my videos are helpful.
OMG! This was so helpful! I've watched it twice already because you've explained everything so well and I want to make sure I know how to use all the features. Thanks for doing this - I'll recommend it a lot!
Thanks so glad you liked it and found it helpful! Thanks for recommending it!
Just got my 12 Pro Max and this tutorial was very helpful! Came from the 7 and was lost with the additional camera features. This tutorial was a lot of help!
That’s great to hear, thanks! So glad the video could help!
Excellent stuff and found out how to kill the infuriating default "live" setting very quickly. Clear descriptions at an easy to follow cadence. Cheers from the UK.
Thanks glad it was helpful
Thanks for this video explaining the iPhone 12 camera features. I previously had a 7+ and have just upgraded to the 12 Pro. I still learning photography with a Nikon D5600 DSLR as well as learning how to use the 12 Pro. Having Grid mode turned on is ideal for using "The Rule of Thirds" when taking photos and videos. Basically you use line up a focal point with two intersecting lines (one vertical and one horizontal). For example: If you were taking a portrait photo, line up the top two intersecting lines with your subjects eye that is closest to the camera. For a landscape shot, align a tree with either the left or right side of the image instead of centered. Of course with every rule of photography, the rules can also be broken.
That's interesting a few people mentioned the rule of thirds but thanks for explaining! I'm going to try to remember this for my iPhone 12 mini camera tutorial.
I didn’t realize all the features that the12 Pro camera has. Was impressed and have to play back your video again as there was so much great information and techniques in photography on the 12 Pro. Expecting too receive my 12 Pro on November 4th & can’t wait. You explained it so clearly and want to thank you for your time. If I ever figure out how to view the real estate on the bottom part of the screen, I’ll definitely let you know, but don’t keep your hope high 😂. Hope you post more updated videos regarding new discovered techniques. Thanks so much again and be safe. 😊
Hey thank you for the kinds words, the video took a while to make so I am really happy it was useful for you. You will love the iPhone 12 Pro, from design to functions it's awesome! I will have many many many more iPhone 12 tutorials on the channel and if you have any questions down the road feel free to ask!
This was an awesome video. Thank you!
How can you turn the small green button off and also why is this button turns orange sometimes?
Thanks glad you liked it. You can’t turn the light off as it’s there to notify you that the camera is active like a safety feature. Orange means that an app is using your microphone
very well done video, so complicated for older guy like me. but i am learning and have started to comprehend the many camera features. thank you for your hard work in making this for us.
Thanks, appreciate the kind words. It does take time to grasp it all but as you use it more and more the features will become second nature. Feel free to ask if you have any questions down the road.
Great informative video. I’ve been using iPhone cameras since iPhone 4 and now have an iPhone 12 pro max and learned or relearned many things I’d forgotten. Well done.
Thanks glad it was helpful
Hi Dan,
This was very helpful. Could you advise on the best way to take sharp action/sports photos? Using burst and Live photos modes results in blurry photos. I’m trying to figure out how to take volleyball photos where the player and the ball are in focus.
It’s tough but it is best to use burst mode. Aside from that using 4K video or even slow motion video and then when replaying the video, screenshot various points where it’s at its clearest. Other then that it’s unfortunately the limitations of the iPhone.
very helpful video thanks... You demonstrated at a very suitable speed which I find very helpful at my time of life. Thanks again. Just upgraded from iPhone Xs max to 12 Pro max so it was wonderful to get so much clear information.
So glad the video was helpful and thanks for the kind words!
Thanks! I am a new owner of an IPhone 12 pro and am trying to get the most out of the camera. Since I have little to no experience in photography, this was very helpful.
No problem, I am happy to hear the video was able to help you out!
Big step from an iPhone 7 to iPhone 12 pro thanks for sharing! 💕
No problem that is definitely a big upgrade
“View outside the frame” is just to help compose your photograph (I use it to help compose photos of artwork).
Great tutorial! Thank you. 👍🏼
Thanks for the info, glad you liked the video!
just got a 12 pro max, thank you for the information, very helpful. Will be looking for more info soon.
Glad you liked it,, enjoy the new iPhone!
Thank you very much,, I was looking for something like this for a while specially the features with night mode,,really one more time thanks a lot
Glad the video was helpful!
Thanks so much for the tutorial! Learned some new things as i transitioned from a 6s to a 12pro !
No problem glad I could help!
Upgrading from a 7 plus, my 12 pro max is coming in 2 days, thanks for this video, I can’t wait to take some awesome pictures!
Glad the video is useful, you will definitely like the upgrade to the 12 Pro Max!
Great video, on my iPhone 12 Pro Max all the photos were coming blurry on the background.
I have seen many videos but your one helped me solve the issue. Thanks
from Canada
What was the option you changed and it made it work?
Absolutely the best video I have seen on these cameras .I have been searching on a good video EXPLAINING how to use these and there features which are not always evident .This was well done and easy to understand and follow along with .My 12 pro max will now be used like it should be camera wise that is thanks to you!
Thank you so much for the kind words! It took me a while to make the video so mom really happy you got a lot out of it! Enjoy your iPhone 12 Max!
Your video was so helpful... I have watched so many videos trying to learn how to use the iPhone 12 pro max video... you video was most helpful... I’m so happy you will do more videos.. thank you so much...
Thanks so glad the video was helpful. I have a lot more on my channel and more coming every week.Thanks for the comment!
I am very excited to use my new iPhone 12pro with all these new functions. I am a keen photographer. Thank you for a very complete tutorial on how to use all the different options.
That’s great that the video helped you! Thanks for the comment!
This was very helpful, user friendly, clear, step by step, easy to follow!!! I will probably come back periodically to watch as I use the features. Thank you!!!
Thank you really appreciate the comment and glad it was helpful for you!
Thanks so much for your videos! I’m changing from an iPhone 6, to either a 12 Pro or 12 Pro Max... Want to feel the size & weight in my hand before I make the final choice. I know it’s a huge change size wise, but I’m beyond ready for a big change with great features. Can you tell me the stand you’re using in this video? I think it would be great for keeping the camera stabilized & balanced. Thanks! 🤗
You are definitely ready for an update! Here is a video on the stand I used th-cam.com/video/Bvi7qXOXsx8/w-d-xo.html
This tutorial was great, really helped me out. I've had a 6+ forever, just changed to the 12 pro max = WOW it's great I love the options in the camera, thanks again!
Thanks glad the video was useful. I was worried it would be to long.
This video is incredible and the chapter list is a bonus. I will watch again when my new phone arrives. Will now go explore your other videos since this one is so valuable. Thank you.
Thanks, so glad you liked it and found it useful. I was worried it would be to long. Feel free to ask questions if you have any down the road.
Hi Dan, Thank You for your AMAZING video!
As I was watching, I was holding my iPhone 7+ and comparing camera features...more like how many more features the iPhone 12 Pro has.
I’m looking forward to learning more especially video editing. I’ve subscribed to your channel.
Thanks appreciate the support and glad you found it useful! More to come.
Thanks a lot recently bought iphone 12 and your video was simplest and clearest of all to understand.
Thanks glad it was easy for you to follow
Thank you so much for this easy to understand video and sticking to the components of each individual setting. At my 'ancient' age I need all the advise and expertise i can get. I have come from the 8+ to the 12 Pro. I think I am going to love these little cameras!
That’s a big upgrade. Glad I could help you out, thanks for the kind words.
This has been VERY helpful. Thanks for a reasonable speed that actually allows time to absorb the information. Easy to follow. Thanks.
The ms glad it was easy to follow. I was hoping it wasn’t to long or to fast.
I really enjoyed your clear and concise video. I get mine tomorrow and can't wait. I'm moving up from a 6, and I know it's going to be very different. I saved your video and I will go back to it, I know!
Thanks glad it was useful for you. Going from the 6 is definitely a big upgrade.
You are an excellent teacher, with a calm, systematic, well-planned, and meticulously scripted approach. Thank you so much!
Thank you, really appreciate the comment. Nice to know that my approach was easy to follow. Thanks again and glad the video helped!
The option view outside the frame is for cropping into different resolution but it works automatic you can't make it with your fingers but the phone makes it for you without loosing the quality and angles from the picture.
think i said it right :)
Thank you, we also went from the 7 to the 12 pro. Extremely helpful for us
Glad to help that is a big update for you. You will definitely see some improvements with the new iPhone.
I enjoyed the video! I would love to take action photos of my dogs as they are playing but they always turn out blurry. Any tips or suggestions on how to get great photos?
Try using the burst photo option
I’m coming from an 8plus to a 12 pro and I’m actually so glad to see this video! I’m trying to learn the phone!!! No home button has me thrown off!!!!
Glad I could help, I have many more video tutorials on the iPhone on my channel if you are interested in learning more.
Thank you switching from android to iOS for the first time, I got the 12 Pro Max can wait for my amazing pictures
No problem glad the video was helpful!
Just wanted to say a huge thank you for posting this. I've also subscribed to your channel. I bought the iPhone Pro 12 largely due to the camera capability and in particular the ability to manually control exposure. Raw format now would be useful too.... do you know when raw's coming?
Thanks for the support so glad the video was useful for you. Raw should be out soon as it’s already available in the iOS 14.3 beta version. I’ll post some videos on it when it’s out, hopefully with the next iOS 14 public release
The grid is known as the rule of ⅓ ads. It presents likes which make an image usually more dynamic by being placed on the third lines, or near about. You'll often find photos are more pleasing when using the rule of thirds. It also helps keep the horizon straight on photos of landscape. Good video, in teaching about the uses of the different changes available with the camera; many of which I did not know. Thank you.
Thanks for the information! Glad you liked the video.
Thank you so much! I just upgraded from a 6s to 12pro yesterday and was excited for the camera, but I wasn’t that impressed. Turns out I was just really out of the loop on how to use it... looking forward to a new photo session tomorrow 😄
That’s a big upgrade! Keep on learning.
@@DHTV it really is! Thank you for providing information :)