
Introduction
Learn to control focus and exposure on your iPhone camera, using tap-to-focus, exposure adjustments, and auto exposure/auto focus lock with white balance lock to stabilize video and photos.
Flash overview
Aspect Ratios
Exposure
Master the timer function to join group photos by setting a 3- or 10-second countdown with focus lock, using a tripod to capture pictures hands-free.
Master night mode on iPhone by choosing auto or manual exposure from one to five seconds, and rely on a tripod to prevent blur in low light.
Learn to set 4K at 60fps or 24fps for a cinematic look, with slow-motion options up to 240fps, and navigate camera formats, grid, and horizontal shooting on iPhone.
Master pano mode by moving the camera along a guided arrow to capture a panoramic picture, pressing ok and keeping the device steady for a smooth panoramic view.
Master the iPhone camera's slow-motion feature by recording at 120 fps in HD, exploring 240 fps options to slow fast motion such as water, traffic, pedestrians, and bicycles.
Learn to create time lapse and hyperlapse sequences with your iPhone by capturing frames at set intervals, then compiling a mini movie, including moving shots with a gimbal for stability.
Explanation of the Apple ProRes
Here we go over using Macro mode on the iPhone 13 Pro & pro Max
This complete course will guide you through all the settings for understanding your iPhone cameras
Each function will be explained to help you better understand and use with your creative mind to achieve better Photos and video !
What do I get?
· 17 Sections to follow along.
What will I learn?
You will learn how to use the functions available for your iPhone cameras.
· What’s the difference between the cameras?
· How to set up the framerates to shoot 4k and slow-motion HD
· Camera settings explained for real life use.
· A complete guide to help you understand the cameras whether you do Photography or videography.
Who this course is for:
· Anyone with an iPhone camera 11 or above. The examples are shown using the latest iPhone 13 Pro Max, but this model is NOT needed to follow this course.
Requirements
· An interest in understanding iPhone cameras
· Having an iPhone 11 or above would be helpful but NOT a necessity.
Course outline
1. Focus Lock.
2. Camera flash.
3. Live photos.
4. Camera pre filters.
5. Quick shots.
6. Aspect ratios.
7. Exposure.
8. Using the Timer.
9. Night mode.
10. Video Overview.
11. Camera frame rates.
12. Cinematic mode.
13. Portrait mode.
14. Panoramic mode.
15. Slow Motion.
16. Timelapse.
17. Selfie & wrap up.