*BONUS LESSON* Taking Great Photos with iPhone
Chase Jarvis
Lesson Info
12. *BONUS LESSON* Taking Great Photos with iPhone
Lessons
iPhone X Photography Class Introduction
00:58 2iPhone X Portrait Lighting
15:06 3Edit Photos on iPhone
07:08 4Capturing Live Photo on iPhone
05:54 5Shooting 4K Video iPhone X
03:38 6Taking Portrait Photos on iPhone
07:52 7Macro Photo iPhone Photography
04:58 8How to Take Aerial Shots
07:35Lesson Info
*BONUS LESSON* Taking Great Photos with iPhone
one of the most popular types of photographs is a landscape photo. It's the things that are all around us. And I'm just sitting here at the skatepark, working with my friend Sauron, and I look over and I see San Francisco and Skyline sons getting a little bit low. I feel compelled to run over here and take a little landscape shot. And I think this is a lot of the way that, you know, having the phone with, you know, the best cameras, the one that's with you when you have the phone with you at all times, you can look up and occasionally see just a beautiful scene like the one we have now. So I'm just I I'm getting so gonna happen some water. And I thought I'd run over here and grab this real quick. Ah, and just run through a couple of the features again. I'm just on photo mode here. The city is really far away, so I'm gonna I'm gonna go in on the the two X zoom, which is that other that other telephoto lands. I'm gonna wipe off my lens here just in case, because my fingers have been on a...
little bit in this case when I'm in and that two x telephoto lens, I'm going to zoom in just a little bit. I'm gonna frame. I just like it really, really simple. Right at the bottom. It's really just a silhouette right now, and I'm gonna hold it real still. You can see the camera focusing a little bit that tip the bridge there. Nice. So a couple of things worth noting that when you had this is where that telephoto, the stabilized version of this telephoto lens that's in the IPhone 10 really comes in handy because when you're zoomed in, you've seen it in past versions of other phones where it's really jittery. Well, it has optical image stabilization built in. That means there's this. It stabilizes the lens when you're zoomed all the way and that will allow you to hold it. Really, really. Still, a technology offsets are jittery hands and allow you to get a really good clean capture. And again, it's not. It's not, you know it's gonna gonna win any awards, but I just look up. I'm inspired by that skyline that I look at all the time. I'm gonna tap on that where I want that exposure and the focus point. Let's take a couple of photos there. Perfect
Ratings and Reviews
JB Minton
This is a fantastic kick start to giving you the fundamentals and inspiration to pick up your phone and start documenting the beauty around you, every day. Taking photos has become my favorite social expression now, given that I can do it without getting into politics or descending into the negative energy that infest social media. Taking photos can be 100% inspirational and positive and this course is a great beginning to makin that happen. Chase is a great instructor and you will walk away with more knowledge than you came in with. Perfect length of course also! Loved it!
Nicole Abate Ducarroz
WOW! Just Wow! This class was not only very informative but also entertaining and kept moving right along. I loved how Chase teaches and would take a class from him any day. It was organized, yet very casual and natural. It was relevant and applied to not only iPhone X users but all iPhones too. I LOVED this class! Thank you!
Hannes Schiebel
Yes, you can find many if not all of the that stuff shown here somewhere else - probably for free. But in my opinion, this is a great class. Chase Jarvis does a really great job of sending the most important message of photography: The best camera is the one you have with you - and he shows me that the iPhone X camera is a very good camera. Take this class, be inspired - I think I will take better photos now :)
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