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Finally I have found someone who can explain the difference between the lenses. I also like how the 2X lens makes the photo look more real then a .5 lens it to me looks like it’s a little distorted. Thanks for this little class.
Glad it was helpful! There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
We appreciate that! There will be lots more new videos from Emil in the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
Excellent teaching! Clear, concise, gently repetitive for memory’s sake, medial and final summaries. Your explanation of the lenses and what they do was exactly what I was looking for. Having taught many things myself over the years, it’s always a pleasure to discover an excellent teacher. Not sure where you are located, but glad you landed in the USA.
Glad it was helpful! 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
Much appreciated! There will be lots more new videos inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
There's no better place to learn about iPhone photography than at this channel. As always, very useful video with great examples and techniques. Thank you and keep up your amazing work!
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Awesome! Thank you! There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
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You're most welcome, glad you're enjoying the tips! :) 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
We're glad to hear you enjoyed it! If you’d like to further improve your iPhone photography skills, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you. Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-a
Thank you! If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-j
Kablooie my mind just blew up!! 🤯 I definitely have to try this out. I got the iPhone 13 pro max a few weeks ago from a cheesy phone. Which why I’m glued to all of these lessons. Bro explains everything exceptionally well. On to the next video 😀👍🏼👊🏼
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
You're most welcome, Ahmed! :) 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
Your iPhone photos are gorgeous. I am happy I found your RUclips channel about how to take photos using iPhone. 3-2021 I have an iPhone 8. I have a Canon 5D Mark II also. I think my iPhone 8 captures the sky way better than my 5D Mark II but my 5D Mark II has better bokeh as compared to my iPhone 8. My 5D Mark II camera's sky photos are usually blown out as my iPhone 8 captures the dynamic range in clarity of the sky. I prefer my iPhone 8 for landscape and scenery and I prefer my 5D Mark II for everything else, like macro flower n foliage photos. I mainly photograph still life as a hobby.
Thanks Matt, we're glad to hear you're enjoying our channel! We also have a channel on digital camera photography which you might be interested in? Here's the link: ruclips.net/channel/UC9n0tUXP7QB5ALfg3PFO19A Also, if you’d like to further improve your iPhone photography skills, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you. Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-a
@@iPhone_Photography_School thank you for the links to the digital camera photography and the iPhone course skills. I will check out the link to the digital camera photography. Thank you :)
Glad you like them! There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
You are so welcome! There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
Glad you enjoyed it! There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
Glad to hear that! 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
Thank you Raja! There will be lots more new videos from Emil in the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
Thanks! 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
We hope that you found this lesson helpful for your new iPhone 12! There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
On my iPhone 13 Pro main wide angle camera does not activate when i click on 1x or just want to take simple pic, instead picture is taken by telephoto lens, do you know why?
How can I get a experinece which similiar using 2x lens without 2x telephoto lens? Does is it work that if I manually digitally zoom to 2x. will be the tower get closer and less quality closing?
I’m trying to learn how to take the best picture of the Statue of Liberty from far away. It sounds like I should use the 2x but not zoom in digitally at all. Will this work if I get in the picture in the foreground? It seems sort of like the building in your photos.
We recommend using the telephoto lens (2x or 3x) to capture the statue of liberty in the distance. The compression of the lens will make it look closer. You can definitely experiment getting into the picture! I am sure you will get a great shot! :)
Enjoyed this very informative video. Any chance you could done on HDR video settings and over exposure,etc on the Iphone 12 Pro Max ...thanks for all you do !
Hi Rich! We focus just on photography but Emil does show his video settings on our iPhone Photo Academy course. We also go into more detail on how to properly expose your photos in the course and everything else you need to master your iPhone camera. Here’s the link to read more and sign up: iphone.to/ipa-a
Thanks! 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
Need advise. How effective is iPhone 2x telephoto lens for sunset/sunrise and sometimes full moon photography? I want Sun/moon bit closer than foreground objects.
The 2x lens is great if you want to capture a landscape including the moon or the sun. However, it` will not capture the moon or sun in detail. For that we recommend using a third-party telephoto lens. Here's an article on how to get nice moon photos: skiesandscopes.com/iphone-astrophotography/
Great vid and luv your explanation of compression. As for lenses however with the 12 ProMax I have found that the software will force use of digital soon vs using the correct lens for the 2.5x photos in most lighting cases. Case of the software forcing a poor choice.
It depends on the composition of the image and the message the photographer wants to transmit. Shooting in landscape mode showcases more of the scene and it helps to add more context. Portrait mode is also used, but it depends on the scene :)
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Im using ip 11, and for all ip 11 users which only have 2 lenses 0.5x and 1x, is it good or not if we zoomed to 2x? Or better keep using default 1x? I hope you have a video that using ip 11.
Don't use 2x on your iPhone 11 as it will just be digital zoom. Use 1x instead and move closer to the subject, if possible. There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
You're very welcome and thanks! If you're interested in watching more content from us, there's so much more to learn in the iPhone Photo Academy course! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-a
You can hold the iPhone on any orientation that works best for your composition. There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
A 16:9 shot is wider compared to a 4:3 aspect ratio meaning that there are slightly less pixels in these shots than when you shoot with the normal 4:3 aspect ratio. Sometimes the 16:9 works better with the scene to get the best composition. If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-a
Until I watched your video, I wasn’t sure which lens was which. I did several with the selfie camera because I wasn’t comfortable framing selfie video with the main or forward camera. Starting this weekend, I’m going to be practicing selfies with the extra wide lens. Thank you for the information! The town in this video is very nice. Location?
Glad you found it helpful! :) This lesson was shot in Cesis, Latvia. 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’ve started to get into iPhone photography and now I’m regretting not having gotten the MAX since most of the time I am trying to get pics of mountains haha
In this video, the photos are unedited but we teach you how to edit photos in the bonus editing module on our iPhone Photo Academy course. Here’s the link to read more and sign up: iphone.to/ipa-a
Those are lens flares caused by the light hitting the lens at certain angles. They're hard to avoid when shooting, but pretty easy to remove with editing, here's a guide on how to do it from our blog - iphonephotographyschool.com/touchretouch/
Yes, only on optical zoom. 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
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Hi Alex! It always depends on the scene in front of you as to which lens you want to use. 0.5x is a great choice as it stretches out the space between the foreground and the background and can make the river seem to stretch further. If you’d like to further improve your iPhone photography skills, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you. Here’s the link to join: iphone.to/ipa-a
Yes you can, the portrait mode will use the 2x lens by default. :) 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
Thanks a lot 😊 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 applicable to your iPhone 12 Pro Max. There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
I have the iPhone with 3 cameras my question is that when I'm shooting in the night blue dots appear in my photos, somebody can help me why, or what am I doing wrong ? thank you
It could be digital noise if you're shooting in really dark environments, or if the dots are bigger, they're probably lens flares from a light hitting your iPhone's lens at a certain angle. :) You can learn to get stunning shots on your iPhone every time on our iPhone Photo Academy course, here's the link to join - iphone.to/ipa-r
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Give away a phone bro subscriber from India
Finally I have found someone who can explain the difference between the lenses. I also like how the 2X lens makes the photo look more real then a .5 lens it to me looks like it’s a little distorted. Thanks for this little class.
Glad it was helpful! There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
So glad you’re back! Love learning from you! Clear, concise, and you’re a wealth of good solid info!
We appreciate that! There will be lots more new videos from Emil in the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
This is the most useful focused explanation on the lens subject. THANK YOU
One of the best demonstrations of the effect of telephoto on compression I think I've ever seen. Brilliant.
Excellent teaching! Clear, concise, gently repetitive for memory’s sake, medial and final summaries. Your explanation of the lenses and what they do was exactly what I was looking for. Having taught many things myself over the years, it’s always a pleasure to discover an excellent teacher. Not sure where you are located, but glad you landed in the USA.
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Sometimes you think you know everything about your iphone camera until Iphonephotographyschool post a video👏🏾👏🏾
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Emil is excellent!! I've learned so much from him, even from just this one video!
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your channel is not just about iPhone photography. You deserve much more subscribers. Love from India.
Love the dolly zoom effect to explain your lens difference
Glad to have you back! Incredible instructor!!
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There's no better place to learn about iPhone photography than at this channel. As always, very useful video with great examples and techniques. Thank you and keep up your amazing work!
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very well explained. thank you
I'm new to the Iphone camera and this is all great information! Thank you so much! I'm sending this to all my friends!!!
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Finally someone who talks about compression!!! Awsome video man
this is incredibly helpful
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Thanks Emil for your always useful comments.
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Awesome video! Thanks!
So glad there’s still new videos!! I have a 12 pro max and it’s amazing I would love for some videos with one!
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Welcome back sir
fantastic video. well done, i learnt a lot
what if I was taking a photo of the stuff in my pocket to showcase what I carry? like a product closeup, how would I choose?
Useful, thanks. I hadn’t really considered lens choice in that way before.
Man I just upgraded from 7 plus to 11 pro and this channel taught me things! Gonna use what I learned in Disneyland soon. Thank you!
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Am an iPhone dop / photographer from uganda . U are so amazing . Helping alot . Thank You 🙏🏼
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You are absolutely fantastic man.
Love from Kerala 💙
I am using an iPhone 6. 50mm zoom lens, wide angle lens, micro lens and fish eye lens purchased separately
Thank you so much
Just wow, great work
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6:12 is really trippy
Kablooie my mind just blew up!! 🤯 I definitely have to try this out. I got the iPhone 13 pro max a few weeks ago from a cheesy phone. Which why I’m glued to all of these lessons. Bro explains everything exceptionally well. On to the next video 😀👍🏼👊🏼
We thank you for your continuous support! :)
Great series thanks 😊 for the tips on iPhone 📱 photography
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Welcome back emil👏👏
Great Explanation
' That's really agreat video . i learned a lot. Thanks
You're most welcome, Ahmed! :) 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
Your videos teach not only iPhone but often times photography in general. Thanks for your great work.
You're most welcome, Mick! :) There’s plenty more to learn on the iPhone Photo Academy course, here’s the link to join - iphone.to/ipa-r
Your iPhone photos are gorgeous. I am happy I found your RUclips channel about how to take photos using iPhone. 3-2021 I have an iPhone 8. I have a Canon 5D Mark II also. I think my iPhone 8 captures the sky way better than my 5D Mark II but my 5D Mark II has better bokeh as compared to my iPhone 8. My 5D Mark II camera's sky photos are usually blown out as my iPhone 8 captures the dynamic range in clarity of the sky. I prefer my iPhone 8 for landscape and scenery and I prefer my 5D Mark II for everything else, like macro flower n foliage photos. I mainly photograph still life as a hobby.
Thanks Matt, we're glad to hear you're enjoying our channel! We also have a channel on digital camera photography which you might be interested in? Here's the link: ruclips.net/channel/UC9n0tUXP7QB5ALfg3PFO19A
Also, if you’d like to further improve your iPhone photography skills, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you. Here’s the link to join:
iphone.to/ipa-a
@@iPhone_Photography_School thank you for the links to the digital camera photography and the iPhone course skills. I will check out the link to the digital camera photography. Thank you :)
@@MattHalpain We're glad to hear it Matt! Just let us know if you have any questions :)
Can you make video about iphone 13 pro for photography because iphone 13 pro got 3x lens so i want to know how to angle the right frame?
The 3x lens will work the same as the 2x or 2.5x telephoto lens of any iPhone model. :)
Love all your videos man ! Wonderful
The best explanation to learn photography simple and easy to understand
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You are very professional
You are very informative
These videos are so relaxing
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I love your channel and everything you explain and every single video. Thank you for sharing! 😍📸💐
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This was really great. So well done. Thank you!
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Thank you! Great and simple vídeo! 🤞
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I love portrait photography. Now I understands all the lens purpose
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Thumbs up for this video 👍
Emil I am from India and iam waiting for you sir well come back 👍
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Excellent !
Great video
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Best camera setting for iphone 12? 🥺
The last camera setting i used for my xr before was from your uploaded video 1 year ago, now i upgrade to ip12 🤗
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On my iPhone 13 Pro main wide angle camera does not activate when i click on 1x or just want to take simple pic, instead picture is taken by telephoto lens, do you know why?
How can I get a experinece which similiar using 2x lens without 2x telephoto lens? Does is it work that if I manually digitally zoom to 2x. will be the tower get closer and less quality closing?
That's right, the tower will get closer as you zoom in, but the quality of your image will decrease due to the digital zoom.
Great stuff as usual, thank you!
Non photography related question, what mic are you using?
I personally use the 2.5x on my 12 pro max because the colour in it looks so good.
I’m trying to learn how to take the best picture of the Statue of Liberty from far away. It sounds like I should use the 2x but not zoom in digitally at all. Will this work if I get in the picture in the foreground? It seems sort of like the building in your photos.
We recommend using the telephoto lens (2x or 3x) to capture the statue of liberty in the distance. The compression of the lens will make it look closer. You can definitely experiment getting into the picture! I am sure you will get a great shot! :)
Enjoyed this very informative video. Any chance you could done on HDR video settings and over exposure,etc on the Iphone 12 Pro Max ...thanks for all you do !
Hi Rich! We focus just on photography but Emil does show his video settings on our iPhone Photo Academy course. We also go into more detail on how to properly expose your photos in the course and everything else you need to master your iPhone camera. Here’s the link to read more and sign up:
iphone.to/ipa-a
Guy is a genius
This is great. I have been using iPhone 11 for awhile and have nothing realize this. This is really GREAT 😊👍👏🙌🤗
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Emil is baaaaack!!
Need advise.
How effective is iPhone 2x telephoto lens for sunset/sunrise and sometimes full moon photography?
I want Sun/moon bit closer than foreground objects.
The 2x lens is great if you want to capture a landscape including the moon or the sun. However, it` will not capture the moon or sun in detail. For that we recommend using a third-party telephoto lens. Here's an article on how to get nice moon photos: skiesandscopes.com/iphone-astrophotography/
Great vid and luv your explanation of compression. As for lenses however with the 12 ProMax I have found that the software will force use of digital soon vs using the correct lens for the 2.5x photos in most lighting cases. Case of the software forcing a poor choice.
Yep, you can download apps like the Moment camera app or Filmic Pro and force it to use a specific lens which may work better for certain situations.
Welcome back 😊
Thanks for everything Emil🙌🏾cause of you people are calling me”the iPhone guy”😂every where i go i am taking pictures for them
You're most welcome, Leandro! :) There’s plenty more to learn on the iPhone Photo Academy course, here’s the link to join - iphone.to/ipa-r
I have a question sir. In all your videos why do you hold your iphone in a landscape pattern, is there any special reason for them?
It depends on the composition of the image and the message the photographer wants to transmit. Shooting in landscape mode showcases more of the scene and it helps to add more context. Portrait mode is also used, but it depends on the scene :)
Great info Thank you😀
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Im using ip 11, and for all ip 11 users which only have 2 lenses 0.5x and 1x, is it good or not if we zoomed to 2x? Or better keep using default 1x? I hope you have a video that using ip 11.
Don't use 2x on your iPhone 11 as it will just be digital zoom. Use 1x instead and move closer to the subject, if possible. There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
Very good video
Good to see you. Welcome back!!
Thanks! There will be lots more new videos from Emil in the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
Great info thank you
You're most welcome, Eirene! :) There’s plenty more to learn on the iPhone Photo Academy course, here’s the link to join - iphone.to/ipa-r
Thank you for making all these videos! You’re awesome!
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Which of the 3 lenses take the highest quality and sharpest photo?
It's the default camera called the wide-angle lens or 1x. :)
Thanks man🙏🏻
Thank you so much 🥰❤
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Love your videos and all the iphone tips. But i was wondering which way is right to hold the back camera? Since ur back camera is like facing downards
You can hold the iPhone on any orientation that works best for your composition. There will be lots more to learn inside the course! Here's the link to get iPhone Photo Academy at a HUGE discount: iphone.to/ipa-j
So which one is the 48mp lens on the iPhone 14 pro?
The 1X?
Yes! :)
What’s the difference with the 16:9 shot?
A 16:9 shot is wider compared to a 4:3 aspect ratio meaning that there are slightly less pixels in these shots than when you shoot with the normal 4:3 aspect ratio. Sometimes the 16:9 works better with the scene to get the best composition. If you're interested in learning more tips and tricks to fully master your iPhone, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you! Here’s the link to join:
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Until I watched your video, I wasn’t sure which lens was which. I did several with the selfie camera because I wasn’t comfortable framing selfie video with the main or forward camera. Starting this weekend, I’m going to be practicing selfies with the extra wide lens. Thank you for the information! The town in this video is very nice. Location?
Glad you found it helpful! :) This lesson was shot in Cesis, Latvia. 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’ve started to get into iPhone photography and now I’m regretting not having gotten the MAX since most of the time I am trying to get pics of mountains haha
If you got a Pro model, even if it's not the max, you'll still get the .5x lens which works great for mountains/landscapes. :)
The photos you are showing in the video, are they raw unedited photos captured or are they edited ?
In this video, the photos are unedited but we teach you how to edit photos in the bonus editing module on our iPhone Photo Academy course. Here’s the link to read more and sign up:
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Wait is over thanks for sharing video after long
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don't you get green dots lens flare when shooting in the lights (night mode) or directly to the sun? I get HORRIBLE green dots (iphone 12 pro max)
Those are lens flares caused by the light hitting the lens at certain angles. They're hard to avoid when shooting, but pretty easy to remove with editing, here's a guide on how to do it from our blog - iphonephotographyschool.com/touchretouch/
@@iPhone_Photography_School yes I know.... I am wondering if the problem persists on next model. Also do other premium phones have the same problem?
Very good explanation 👌😃😃😃
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Hi. I got a question. Does this effect on 2x lens work only on optical zoom & not on digital?
Yes, only on optical zoom. 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
Why do you step back? Do you have to step back all the time when using different lens?
Not necessarily. You only have to do it if you need to readjust your composition. :)
@@iPhone_Photography_School how to click good 2x photos if the iphone doesn't have telephoto lens
@@Anonymous-nb2om We recommend shooting with the 1x lens and cropping in afterwards if necessary. :)
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Great video as usual.
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Very nicely presented 👍👍!
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I have the iPhone 12 Pro Max so I have the 2.5x lens. But if I want to shoot a River to make it look endless, would it be best to use 0.5x or 1x
Hi Alex! It always depends on the scene in front of you as to which lens you want to use. 0.5x is a great choice as it stretches out the space between the foreground and the background and can make the river seem to stretch further. If you’d like to further improve your iPhone photography skills, our iPhone Photo Academy course is perfect for you. Here’s the link to join:
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Can I compress the shot 2X and blur the background like in a portrait shot?
Yes you can, the portrait mode will use the 2x lens by default. :) 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
Amazing...
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What if I zoom into 1.5 and then upscale the image in Pixelmator Photo?
That may work, but you'll get the best quality if you don't use digital zoom. :)
Awesome!thanks a lot
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what lens for portrait
The 2x lens is a great option for portraits. Emil mentions that in the minute 11:10 (ruclips.net/video/pwqQrzWwJFg/видео.html) :)
Any videos about the iPhone 12 Pro Max , thanks
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I was thinking 3 lens will run at the same time😅
I love you voice sir
I have the iPhone with 3 cameras my question is that when I'm shooting in the night blue dots appear in my photos, somebody can help me why, or what am I doing wrong ? thank you
its just the 12mp camera
It could be digital noise if you're shooting in really dark environments, or if the dots are bigger, they're probably lens flares from a light hitting your iPhone's lens at a certain angle. :) You can learn to get stunning shots on your iPhone every time on our iPhone Photo Academy course, here's the link to join - iphone.to/ipa-r
~ Thank You Emil, another great tutorial, you are number 1 when it comes the iPhone camera. Beautiful wife and baby you have,
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Bro you like a hollywood star.😅