You have a great presentation style: genuine passion for the subject; slow-paced so easy to follow and don’t have to keep rewinding - but all relevant information. Refreshing lack of waffle!
Fantastic tutorial, Emil. I’m an IPA alumni but I’m always returning to watch your tutorials, both the new and old ones, because I always learn something new or many new things. You’re the best teacher ever!!
Close your eyes and listen to your video. You would think that you are a speaker of the apple event. Great video! Great explanation. Thanks a lot for that and keep healthy.. :-)
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Glad you like it! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
This is one of my all time favorite videos that Emil has produced. I have watched it many times, and I always get inspired to take venture out and make my own night photos.
@@iPhone_Photography_School Would either of you have a tip on best app for night photos on regular iPhone 14? I’m enthusiast level (not an expert at all but know a bit about photography). I like night photos in cities (urban streets and landmarks) and also indoors at bars socializing. Third part apps worth it or native camera app good enough
I am iphone shooter I love iphone for creating videos , but I am much more interested in knowing which camera you are using to shoot yourself while creating videos , tell me which lenses etc
my only complaint using the wide angle lens is the introduction of a distorted plane (parallax) . I am always trying to keep the phone vertical (or paradelle to the subject) as possible to try to eliminate this problem
Very well done! Currently have an iPhone 11 but also a 14 Pro Max on order so his is very interesting to see. Been an astrophotographer as well as DSLR for many years, bu looking forward to experimenting with my new iPhone when it arrives. Thank you! (Liked & subscribed too!)
If you’re taking pictures of the sky you don’t want illumination from anything but the moon planets etc. You’re very good at instructing on this. Thank you
This was so helpful! I've been working on upping my thumbnail game, but the night shots were hardest. I can't wait to go out and test this soon. Thank you for such a thorough explanation!
You are very welcome! We're glad you found it helpful and inspirational! Hope all goes well in your practice. Feel free to check out our full course to learn more tips and techniques! Here's the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-s
Glad you enjoyed it! There will be lots more iPhone photography tips to discover in our iPhone Photo Academy course! Here's the link to get started: iphone.to/ipa-j
Another wonderful passionate presentation, I love your style. Are you able to share with me the make and model of the tripod you used? It looks really light, portable but effective? Many thanks and keep up the good work
Hi! I have really liked this video (as many of others you make and share). I just want to add that with iPhone 13Pro it is possible to use the night mode with 0.5x and 3x 😊
Am following your channel since i had iPhone X, the way you speak the way you teach is so great i can not even think to skip a second, great teacher and incredibly mesmerizing voice you have.
Good question! Try changing the angle of your shot to make sure that you're not shooting directly towards the source of light. There will be lots more to discover inside the course! Here's the link to learn more about iPhone Photo Academy: iphone.to/ipa-j
Wow really amazing photography bro 👌🏻 and I really appreciate the way u gives tips for night photography, also like the way ur talking so calm n cool , I have just bought iPhone 13 but just bcz of ur video I understood that I have best camera to take night photos and how to click them ..! Love from India 🇮🇳 thanks a lot .!
Glad you enjoyed it! :) If you’d like to learn more, be sure to check out the full iPhone Photo Academy course, here’s the link to join iphone.to/ipa-r
@@iPhone_Photography_School I really like to join ur academy bro but I have few doubts mentioned below 1) Is it possible to me learn online from India ? How do I understand things n if I have any doubts how do I clear it by online academy? 2) if it’s possible for u will u reduce ur academy fees for me ? Bcz it’s not affordable for me bro ..! Thank u plz reply
@@laxmikantmunde1619 You can access the courses from anywhere in the world as all the lessons are online. We can't discount the course any further at the moment, but you can also choose to pay in three monthly payments of $39. :)
Glad you found this helpful, Joe! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
Hlw Emil, I just started using my first iPhone & it's camera doesn't make me feel like iphone camera. Can you please help to verify mu suspicion? I strongly need your help.
I really love that you can expose shots up to 4s. I have two questions though: Is it possible to use HDR in night mode so that the brightly illuminated parts are not getting overexposed? If there is a car passing by and I would expose the photo for 4 seconds, would I get a light streak or would the iPhone delete it in post processing?
HDR works automatically on the iPhone and there's no way to force it to activate in certain situations. The night mode doesn't capture light streaks. It's best to use a dedicated app for that called Slow Shutter Cam. There will be lots more iPhone photography tips to discover in our iPhone Photo Academy course! Here's the link to get started: iphone.to/ipa-j
You are providing very useful information which help us to take great photos using iPhone. But, I would like to know that how you are editing these photos. Are you using any other editing app or doing it with in iPhone itself..?
Yes we use apps for editing. It's mostly Snapseed but we also sometimes use Lightroom mobile. Here's a video that will help you get started with editing: iphonephotographyschool.com/video/editing-apps
Never had problems with night pictures until the new model phone now it’s wonky blue. Planets look like dashes sky looks like snow on an old TV. Nothing is working very frustrating
Have fun! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
Hallo, ich habe immer immer die selben Probleme mit der Kamera, wenn ich fotos im dunkeln mache, oder in der Stadt welche beleuchtet ist, habe ich immer schlieren auf dem foto, das ist nicht schön, ist das durch fettige finger ? ich putze jedes mal bevor ich fotos mache die linsen ab, manchmal wird es weniger, aber ganz weg ist es nie. Habe auch das ``Fachwort´´dafür nicht und kann daher bei google nichts finden, ich habe eine hülle, und komme eigentlich nie an die Linse, oft mache ich spontan fotos oder gar videos, und diese sind dann voller ``Streifen´´...... oder einfach weil die Kamera nicht mehr gut ist ?
It sounds as if something near the lens is causing some kind of reflection hitting your lens at night, causing those glare stripes in your photos. Try removing your case and see if that helps. If the issue persists, I recommend taking your phone to the nearest Apple store so a technician can look at your images and do further testing.
I took a GREAT photo of the night sky last weekend. The stars were literally showing up [that our naked eye couldn't see] so bright and clear in the black night photo. Next day looked and all the stars had disappeared & 3 people had seen that photo after I took it and were like I need that phone & camera! WTHeck...
You're welcome, Sathvick! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
I don’t understand why my first iPhone 5 was point and shoot and all my night or low light photos of the moon a firepit inside lowlight restaurants all turned out perfectly.. no muss no fuss. Now with every model forward it just kept getting more complicated and complex. There’s no way I could take a clear picture of the moon with subsequent models.. at least not without this course and having to have a tripod etc. Give me a new iPhone with the simple logistics of the iPhone 5 back. Btw I have these photos blow up with perfect quality.
Funny how we forget things, I never use my corded headphones. It’s really great to be reminded that they can be used to take photos, a really game changer.
Glad you like them! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone camera, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
You're welcome! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
I don’t believe iPhone cameras are best because I went on a trip and I took the majority of photos on iPhone 13 pro max. Then, I saw all photos were very dark and black. If iPhone takes a dark face, I don’t think it is a good phone. Instead, I like Samsung, and Chinese phones because small price, but take excellent photos.
You can try adjusting your photographic styles. It will help you with the tones of your photos and increase the exposure when necessary to avoid dark photos. :)
Do you teach videography using an iPhone? I do standup comedy and like to film my shows to learn how to improve them. I just would like to get better quality video in a darkened comedy club with me lit by a spotlight. (Love your tips on photography, BTW!)
Thank you for your support, Wardie! We don't have a dedicated course for videography, but our Capture It All course includes several videography lessons and a video editing tutorial. Here's where you can learn more about this course: iPhone.to/cia-j
Glad I found and subscribed to this channel. As many others have commented, You have a fantastic presentation style, speak clearly and at a pace that can be followed thoroughly. Also great video work from whoever is filming you as well. looking forward to watching more of your content.
Thanks for watching and subscribing! We are happy that you found our videos helpful! If you would like to learn more techniques, feel free to check out our full course here: iphone.to/ipa-s. It will help you improve your photographic skills! :)
I love your tutorials dear Emil. I also benefited tremendously from the I phone Academy lessons. I am enjoying so much more taking pictures with my I phone. Thank you very much for your wonderful efforts to make photography so much more appealing !!!
I really hate my phone 12 pro max, after six months of use with care, I started losing audio quality, I can't hear the caller's voice and the camera quality is horrible. Never ever iPhone.
Currently, we don't have a dedicated lesson about recording videos at night. However, we have an article on concert photography that may be of help. Here's the link: iphonephotographyschool.com/music/
The green dot is a result of the lens flare from shooting directly into the light source. One way to resolve this is to cover your camera lens from the direct rays of light. You can also quickly correct this using Snapseed or any other editing app. Open the image in the app, find the healing tool, and then tap the green dot to remove it.
You could use the new enhance feature in Photoshop to increase the resolution of an image, which will allow you to enlarge it for printing. Here's an external video that will show you how to do that: ruclips.net/video/WOyDbBKiYaw/видео.html :)
Absolutely! Our course is designed to work with all iPhone models. You won't have issues following along with your iPhone 13 Pro Max. Our recommendation is to join and see if it works for you. There's no risk since we offer a 30-Day-Money-Back-Guarantee. Here's the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-s
Our team is currently working on other projects, but if you are already a member of the iPhone Photo Academy, you will receive free access to any future updates the course may receive in the future. We'll keep you posted if new content is released for newer models :)
Thank you! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
What tripod do you use or recommend? And what mounting clamp for the phone? There are a lot of really cheap ones on the market but I really want to get one that will last. This is also one of my favorite videos and a fantastic way to use night mode. There were so many times when I just simply couldn’t find it, and now I know why, I have enjoyed your emails and videos since I signed up for the notifications.
We appreciate your comment! :) Our tripod recommendation is the one used by Emil in this video. Here's the gear information: Manfrotto Compact Action Aluminum Tripod Kit with Hybrid Head: amzn.to/3S6Tneb Manfrotto Universal Smartphone Clamp, Basic Version (MCLAMP): amzn.to/3WOic14
You have a great presentation style: genuine passion for the subject; slow-paced so easy to follow and don’t have to keep rewinding - but all relevant information. Refreshing lack of waffle!
Wow, thank you! If you're interested in learning more, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
I agree! No waffle, straight to the point and well presented
This is all I also have to say. Good one, and inspiring to go out and shoot one at night.
I totally agree; he’s easy to follow and has just the right flow, not too fast.
Watching your videos makes me take a better photos all the time.
Cant wait to see you using the iPhone 13 with its new camera lenses
Fantastic tutorial, Emil. I’m an IPA alumni but I’m always returning to watch your tutorials, both the new and old ones, because I always learn something new or many new things. You’re the best teacher ever!!
Thank you so much for your support! :)
Close your eyes and listen to your video. You would think that you are a speaker of the apple event. Great video! Great explanation. Thanks a lot for that and keep healthy.. :-)
Thank you so much!
Hi 👋
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Hello brother
Y’all waiting for iPhone 13 camera features ❤️🔥
Go 1.5x speed
Love these videos, I never knew iPhone cameras could do these features, thank you so much for sharing these tips.
Glad you like it! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
This is one of my all time favorite videos that Emil has produced. I have watched it many times, and I always get inspired to take venture out and make my own night photos.
Thanks for watching the video again! We are glad you liked the content :)
Hello
@@iPhone_Photography_School Would either of you have a tip on best app for night photos on regular iPhone 14? I’m enthusiast level (not an expert at all but know a bit about photography). I like night photos in cities (urban streets and landmarks) and also indoors at bars socializing. Third part apps worth it or native camera app good enough
video, well presented and beautifully filmed, really professional presentation
I’ve only just stumbled across this presentation and I’m super grateful for your expertise. Clear, concise and easy to follow instructions… fantastic
I am iphone shooter I love iphone for creating videos , but I am much more interested in knowing which camera you are using to shoot yourself while creating videos , tell me which lenses etc
It's a Sony a7iii camera. :)
What an excellent video! I am so excited to upgrade to the 13 pro max! I use my iPhone all of the time to take photos.
Good information which is most important and more relevant. 👍 Good work. Please post video on portrait photos on iphone 11 .🙏🏻🙏🏻
my only complaint using the wide angle lens is the introduction of a distorted plane (parallax) . I am always trying to keep the phone vertical (or paradelle to the subject) as possible to try to eliminate this problem
Hi 👋
Very well done! Currently have an iPhone 11 but also a 14 Pro Max on order so his is very interesting to see. Been an astrophotographer as well as DSLR for many years, bu looking forward to experimenting with my new iPhone when it arrives. Thank you! (Liked & subscribed too!)
Omg you talk so sweet...Love the way you talk ,❤️
I found this video- enlightening 😉
If you’re taking pictures of the sky you don’t want illumination from anything but the moon planets etc.
You’re very good at instructing on this. Thank you
Definitely great improvement on my iPhone 14 Pro vs the 12 Pro I had before. The sensors are now very big, but it has a good reason!
Hi 👋
This was so helpful! I've been working on upping my thumbnail game, but the night shots were hardest. I can't wait to go out and test this soon. Thank you for such a thorough explanation!
You are very welcome! We're glad you found it helpful and inspirational! Hope all goes well in your practice. Feel free to check out our full course to learn more tips and techniques! Here's the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-s
Highly appreciate how you plan your lesson and presentation. Very professional. Thanks to the camera man too.
Glad you enjoyed it! There will be lots more iPhone photography tips to discover in our iPhone Photo Academy course! Here's the link to get started: iphone.to/ipa-j
Another wonderful passionate presentation, I love your style. Are you able to share with me the make and model of the tripod you used? It looks really light, portable but effective? Many thanks and keep up the good work
Thank you, Kev! :) Here's the tripod - amzn.to/3gHSAjd
@@iPhone_Photography_School Thanks
I just upgraded from iPhone XR to iPhone 11 Pro Max
Hi! I have really liked this video (as many of others you make and share). I just want to add that with iPhone 13Pro it is possible to use the night mode with 0.5x and 3x 😊
Hello
What camera are you using to record these videos?
We used a Sony A7 III. :)
Love your page explain us ,this wonderful world of photography
Am following your channel since i had iPhone X, the way you speak the way you teach is so great i can not even think to skip a second, great teacher and incredibly mesmerizing voice you have.
Thank you! :) If you’d like to learn more, be sure to check out the full iPhone Photo Academy course, here’s the link to join iphone.to/ipa-r
I just wonder, how do you manage the flare in the camera lens especially at night? Thanks
Good question! Try changing the angle of your shot to make sure that you're not shooting directly towards the source of light. There will be lots more to discover inside the course! Here's the link to learn more about iPhone Photo Academy: iphone.to/ipa-j
Wow really amazing photography bro 👌🏻 and I really appreciate the way u gives tips for night photography, also like the way ur talking so calm n cool , I have just bought iPhone 13 but just bcz of ur video I understood that I have best camera to take night photos and how to click them ..! Love from India 🇮🇳 thanks a lot .!
Glad you enjoyed it! :) If you’d like to learn more, be sure to check out the full iPhone Photo Academy course, here’s the link to join iphone.to/ipa-r
@@iPhone_Photography_School I really like to join ur academy bro but I have few doubts mentioned below
1) Is it possible to me learn online from India ? How do I understand things n if I have any doubts how do I clear it by online academy?
2) if it’s possible for u will u reduce ur academy fees for me ? Bcz it’s not affordable for me bro ..! Thank u plz reply
@@laxmikantmunde1619 You can access the courses from anywhere in the world as all the lessons are online. We can't discount the course any further at the moment, but you can also choose to pay in three monthly payments of $39. :)
What topics are covered in this academy? Duration of the course? How much time? What is the fee in Indian Rupees
Thank you so much
Great video
Easy language
I didn’t know the right way to use the night mode. Now I know why the night mode icon appears every time the surrounding is dark.
Thank you.
Glad you found this helpful, Joe! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
Hlw Emil, I just started using my first iPhone & it's camera doesn't make me feel like iphone camera. Can you please help to verify mu suspicion? I strongly need your help.
You can learn to master your iPhone's camera on our iPhone Photo Academy course! :) Here's the link to sign up - iphone.to/ipa-r
I really love that you can expose shots up to 4s. I have two questions though:
Is it possible to use HDR in night mode so that the brightly illuminated parts are not getting overexposed?
If there is a car passing by and I would expose the photo for 4 seconds, would I get a light streak or would the iPhone delete it in post processing?
HDR works automatically on the iPhone and there's no way to force it to activate in certain situations. The night mode doesn't capture light streaks. It's best to use a dedicated app for that called Slow Shutter Cam. There will be lots more iPhone photography tips to discover in our iPhone Photo Academy course! Here's the link to get started: iphone.to/ipa-j
You are providing very useful information which help us to take great photos using iPhone. But, I would like to know that how you are editing these photos. Are you using any other editing app or doing it with in iPhone itself..?
Yes we use apps for editing. It's mostly Snapseed but we also sometimes use Lightroom mobile. Here's a video that will help you get started with editing: iphonephotographyschool.com/video/editing-apps
Thank you!!! This was very informative 👍🏽
Proud to be a iPhone 📱 user
Shooting with my iPhone 13😘
inspiring confidence, thank you.
You are so welcome! There will be lots more to discover inside the course! Here's the link to learn more about iPhone Photo Academy: iphone.to/ipa-j
Even easier for selecting night mode is to tap a dark spot on the screen.
Then thats where the phone focuses. You might not want that- you’ll get a blurry subject
Sir on which app can we make video editing possible with HDR output other than Final Cut Pro on an iPhone?
Never had problems with night pictures until the new model phone now it’s wonky blue. Planets look like dashes sky looks like snow on an old TV. Nothing is working very frustrating
ok..but how you connect the EARPHONES to the IPhone 15 pro max to be able to use the volume to take photos
I have the iPhone 14 Pro Max and I take beautiful pictures at night with it on auto I don't do anything special,other than using night mode
A lot of love from India..What a great voice and presentation style,,Simply amazing,,
Thank you for your kind words! We are glad you liked the content! :)
Great tutorial. I love you using the trick pressing earbuds volume key to take a shot. Thank you for sharing.
Great tutorial. I'm wondering if the advice is transferable to making night-time video.
You have given us Incredible tips on Night mode photography. I will try just from tonight itself. 👍
👏👏👏👏
Have fun! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
My issue is with videos at night. I wanted to film an airplane on the move. It looked like a two dollar camera. :(
What is the handle that you’re using when you attach the iPhone to the tripod? It looks like a manfrotto but I can’t seem to find it on Amazon.
Hi, It is a Manfrotto Universal Smartphone Clamp, Basic Version (MCLAMP). Here's the link of the product: amzn.to/3tEHlyh
Hallo, ich habe immer immer die selben Probleme mit der Kamera, wenn ich fotos im dunkeln mache, oder in der Stadt welche beleuchtet ist, habe ich immer schlieren auf dem foto, das ist nicht schön, ist das durch fettige finger ? ich putze jedes mal bevor ich fotos mache die linsen ab, manchmal wird es weniger, aber ganz weg ist es nie.
Habe auch das ``Fachwort´´dafür nicht und kann daher bei google nichts finden, ich habe eine hülle, und komme eigentlich nie an die Linse, oft mache ich spontan fotos oder gar videos, und diese sind dann voller ``Streifen´´...... oder einfach weil die Kamera nicht mehr gut ist ?
It sounds as if something near the lens is causing some kind of reflection hitting your lens at night, causing those glare stripes in your photos. Try removing your case and see if that helps. If the issue persists, I recommend taking your phone to the nearest Apple store so a technician can look at your images and do further testing.
@@iPhone_Photography_School I will try, thank you !
Hello..
you lost me at " expensive DSLR's can't do" ridiculous statement.
iPhone 14 pro max has 10secs exposure maximum I feel like it’s taking a lot of time 😢
What about night lens flares from direct source light 😂
my picture blurs out over exposed when pointing at such buildings what to do
I took a GREAT photo of the night sky last weekend. The stars were literally showing up [that our naked eye couldn't see] so bright and clear in the black night photo. Next day looked and all the stars had disappeared & 3 people had seen that photo after I took it and were like I need that phone & camera! WTHeck...
Could you please share it with me?
@@anoopjs8056 I deleted it
Thanks for your videos. Really helpful. Great effort bro. ❤️ from ooty. India🇮🇳
You're welcome, Sathvick! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
I don’t understand why my first iPhone 5 was point and shoot and all my night or low light photos of the moon a firepit inside lowlight restaurants all turned out perfectly.. no muss no fuss. Now with every model forward it just kept getting more complicated and complex. There’s no way I could take a clear picture of the moon with subsequent models.. at least not without this course and having to have a tripod etc. Give me a new iPhone with the simple logistics of the iPhone 5 back. Btw I have these photos blow up with perfect quality.
Funny how we forget things, I never use my corded headphones. It’s really great to be reminded that they can be used to take photos, a really game changer.
There will be lots more iPhone photography tips to discover in our iPhone Photo Academy course! Here's the link to get started: iphone.to/ipa-j
You have the best tutorials. Easy to follow and understand and so effective. Thanks.
Glad you like them! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone camera, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
Rietumu Banka clock...I miss LATVIA... what a beautiful country
Thanks Teacher i appreciate your help
You're welcome! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
I don’t believe iPhone cameras are best because I went on a trip and I took the majority of photos on iPhone 13 pro max. Then, I saw all photos were very dark and black. If iPhone takes a dark face, I don’t think it is a good phone. Instead, I like Samsung, and Chinese phones because small price, but take excellent photos.
You can try adjusting your photographic styles. It will help you with the tones of your photos and increase the exposure when necessary to avoid dark photos. :)
Do you teach videography using an iPhone? I do standup comedy and like to film my shows to learn how to improve them. I just would like to get better quality video in a darkened comedy club with me lit by a spotlight. (Love your tips on photography, BTW!)
Thank you for your support, Wardie! We don't have a dedicated course for videography, but our Capture It All course includes several videography lessons and a video editing tutorial. Here's where you can learn more about this course: iPhone.to/cia-j
Wow buddy..amazing video, learnt a lot. Keep such videos coming.
Thank you! :) There's plenty more lessons like this on the full iPhone Photo Academy course. Here's the link to learn more - iphone.to/ipa-r
I wonder what the location of this photoshoot is. Beautiful!
Glad I found and subscribed to this channel. As many others have commented, You have a fantastic presentation style, speak clearly and at a pace that can be followed thoroughly. Also great video work from whoever is filming you as well. looking forward to watching more of your content.
Thanks for watching and subscribing! We are happy that you found our videos helpful! If you would like to learn more techniques, feel free to check out our full course here: iphone.to/ipa-s. It will help you improve your photographic skills! :)
our tutorials are great. thank you for teaching us how to use iphone camera
You are very welcome! We are glad you liked the video.
You are my Guru in iPhone photography, you have great way of sharing your expertise & its great learning from you . Kudos !!
Thanks
I love your tutorials dear Emil. I also benefited tremendously from the I phone Academy lessons. I am enjoying so much more taking pictures with my I phone. Thank you very much for your wonderful efforts to make photography so much more appealing !!!
I really hate my phone 12 pro max, after six months of use with care, I started losing audio quality, I can't hear the caller's voice and the camera quality is horrible. Never ever iPhone.
That's unfortunate. I would suggest taking your device to the nearest Apple Store for assistance.
Amazing tips! Love it and subscribed.
Thank you! :) If you’d like to learn more, be sure to check out the full iPhone Photo Academy course, here’s the link to join iphone.to/ipa-r
Get iPhone 13!
Yes, we'll definitely do that! :)
Glad I finally found your videos. Thank you for sharing your expertise!
You can curtail your descriptions and tell directly about various camera settings and operations.
Great videos as always! Just wanted to ask which Tripod are you using in the video?
It's a Manfrotto Compact Action Aluminum 5-Section Tripod Kit with Hybrid Head :)
Surreal...
Great tutorial again. Thank you. What pistol grip tripod head you are using…. ?
The tripod head is part of the tripod, while the mount is called MCLAMP from Manfrotto. :)
Do you have a tutorial for videoing live music concerts? I would like learn how to adjust the iPhone settings when the lighting changes a lot.
Currently, we don't have a dedicated lesson about recording videos at night. However, we have an article on concert photography that may be of help. Here's the link: iphonephotographyschool.com/music/
What about lense glare...this has been bothering me since getting an iphone 13 Mini. Much worse on that one then on my previous SE II
The green dot is a result of the lens flare from shooting directly into the light source. One way to resolve this is to cover your camera lens from the direct rays of light.
You can also quickly correct this using Snapseed or any other editing app. Open the image in the app, find the healing tool, and then tap the green dot to remove it.
Great video. I came back to it since I kept on thinking about what you teached us.
How can you enlarge photo to frame and hang…. won’t the picture lose quality due to the grain or pixels???
You could use the new enhance feature in Photoshop to increase the resolution of an image, which will allow you to enlarge it for printing. Here's an external video that will show you how to do that: ruclips.net/video/WOyDbBKiYaw/видео.html :)
Awesome tips. I see your videos many times there is so much to learn. Thanks sir 🙏
There will be lots more to discover inside the course! Here's the link to learn more about iPhone Photo Academy: iphone.to/ipa-j
Thanks for sharing your ideas. Keep filming.
Wich IPhone do you all use? I have a 13 pro max, is this one good enough for all your tutorials?
Absolutely! Our course is designed to work with all iPhone models. You won't have issues following along with your iPhone 13 Pro Max. Our recommendation is to join and see if it works for you. There's no risk since we offer a 30-Day-Money-Back-Guarantee. Here's the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-s
Will you be doing more lessons with a newer iPhone? I have the iPhone 14 pro and the 15 is coming out soon
Our team is currently working on other projects, but if you are already a member of the iPhone Photo Academy, you will receive free access to any future updates the course may receive in the future. We'll keep you posted if new content is released for newer models :)
Outstanding. So helpful and inspiring. Thank you
Love your videos , greetings from Venezuela 👍🏻
actually u change brigtness not the exposure right is that make different in actual foto?
Yes, it will make a difference in the shot!
May as well buy an inexpensive Nikon or Canon. Will blow away any iPhone at night without all the nonsense
That is also an option! :) Choosing camera gear is a personal choice. If you are satisfied with your DSLR, we encourage you to keep on using it.
Anybody inform me how to turn on night mode during capturing video in I phone 12pro max
Night mode only works for photos on the iPhone.
What tripod do you use?
It's a Manfrotto Compact Action Tripod Kit amzn.to/3sMT9yF with a Manfrotto Universal Smartphone Clamp amzn.to/3vKc1jN.
Buy link for the tripod?
Here you go - amzn.to/3gHSAjd
I love love love his presentations
Thank you! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone photography, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
What tripod do you use or recommend? And what mounting clamp for the phone? There are a lot of really cheap ones on the market but I really want to get one that will last. This is also one of my favorite videos and a fantastic way to use night mode. There were so many times when I just simply couldn’t find it, and now I know why, I have enjoyed your emails and videos since I signed up for the notifications.
We appreciate your comment! :)
Our tripod recommendation is the one used by Emil in this video. Here's the gear information:
Manfrotto Compact Action Aluminum Tripod Kit with Hybrid Head: amzn.to/3S6Tneb
Manfrotto Universal Smartphone Clamp, Basic Version (MCLAMP): amzn.to/3WOic14
While taking the photos at night, flares coming wherever light 💡 there, help me to resolve,
If you are not using Night mode, we recommend tapping on the lit subjects and adjust the exposure by tapping and holding onto them.
I am using 14 pro max and yeah night mode is superb
Is this video captured with an iPhone? Looks a bit too clean for an iPhone.
The vide was recorded using a Sony A7 III,
I am reallly happy that finally I can take beautphotos😊