As new iPhone® models feature multiple lenses and other state-of-the-art camera features, you can take professional-quality photos at all times. From the angle to the settings, there are several reasons the snapshots might appear washed out, dark, blurry, or unengaging. To capture crisp, eye-catching images with your Apple® device, follow the advice below. 

3 Tips to Be a Better iPhone Photographer    

1. Shoot From a Worm’s-Eye View 

When taking open-air photos with your iPhone, a worm’s-eye view perspective will make elements in the frame appear more dynamic. For a landscape photograph, the low angle will pull focus to the sprawling setting or specific features in it. When taking photos of people, shooting upward can cut out busy crowds and other distractions in the natural eye line. 

2. Turn on Auto Flash

Using the flash function to illuminate a scene can often cast a white haze over images. That’s why you should click on the Flash icon in the Camera app and set it to auto flash. This way, the Apple device will only activate the flash when light levels are particularly low. You can also use the exposure slider to adjust photo brightness.

3. Get in Close or Use Zoom Functions

Many amateur photographers frame photos to capture a scene or object in its entirety. Without a particular area of focus, photos could look flat and uninteresting. To make images more attention-grabbing, get up close to subjects or use the zoom function to showcase different textures and other intricate details, such as the veins in a leaf, folds in flower petals, or freckles on someone’s face.

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