In our busy day-to-day lives, always carrying a DSLR is a challenge, if not an impossibility. That’s because, DSLRs are heavy, expensive, need careful handling and have limitations with what a particular lens can do. So, if you want to be prepared to take any photo, you’ll have to carry a backpack full of lenses. But, having a good cell phone in your pocket, like the modern day iPhone, can help you avoid quite a few of these challenges, if not all, and yet provide you with good photos. A professional photographer obviously will always prefer carrying a DSLR, but that’s because it’s their work. On the other hand, someone who’s not a professional and yet a photo-enthusiast, will be pretty satisfied with their iPhone.
But, even if you have an iPhone, you should learn a few tricks to take your photography to a different level. For example, you can just adjust a single factor in your iPhone and get that soft blurry background. If you’re interested to know how, check out this article – ‘How to Blur Background of Photos on iPhone‘. Similarly, you can use the below-mentioned trick to make your iPhone photos brighter.
Steps to take brighter photos on iPhone
Follow these steps to take brighter photos from your cell phone:
- Open the camera app on your phone.
- Click on whichever mode you want to select (PHOTO, PORTRAIT, SLO-MO, etc.)
- Swipe up to display the advance settings.
- Click on the (+/-) button as shown below.
- Swipe the scale left or right to adjust the brightness of the image.
Steps to take Brighter Photos on iPhone
That brings us to the end of this article.
If you’re looking for a similar article for DSLRs, please check out this article on How to take Brighter Photos with a DSLR.
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Zoheb is a professional photographer with a wide range of experience in various genres of photography. While undertaking his Engineering degree in Applied Physics, Zoheb was fascinated by the Camera. After graduating in 2008 and joining an IT firm at the age of 25, he found his interest in photography grow exponentially soon after he bought his first entry-level DSLR, a Canon 1000D. Since then it has been a long journey of experience and learning through self-teaching. Shutter Facts is an attempt of Zoheb to pass on that knowledge to the world in the simplest possible manner, so that learning photography doesn’t seem so difficult as it is generally portrayed.