How I edited & took this photo w/ iPhone!!!
This photo was taken with an iPhone 13📱
Camera changes: most compatible format, Apple Pro Raw, turn the grid on, and change photo style to rich contrast.
Steps: Settings⇢Camera⇢Format⇢most compatible & apple pro raw
• Repeat the same steps, but instead of format, scroll down to composition and turn the grid on. Then scroll down below to photo capture, select photo style, then select rich contrast.
Capturing the image: adjust the exposure depending on your lighting, turn the raw image off, set the zoom to 2x, flip the phone upside down and make sure grid lines are lined up with the vehicle, and capture the image.
Editing: I edited using Adobe Lightroom. I used the recommended preset and then made adjustments to the hue, luminosity, and saturation of the yellow to make it stand out more. The filter style is called modern 8.
⇢ hue: -34, luminous:+17, saturation: -31 (color, select color mix, then select yellow)
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Taking stunning photos with your iPhone can be achieved by understanding the device's unique features and applying essential editing techniques. Start by familiarizing yourself with the iPhone Camera settings. Use the 'Most Compatible' format for photos to ensure quality and clarity. Activate Apple ProRAW if you desire greater control over image details and dynamic range during editing. To improve composition, enable the camera grid feature, which helps align your subject - critical for achieving professional-level photographs. Photography styles integrated within the camera allow you to select predefined looks, such as the 'Rich Contrast' style, which enhances colors and shadows to create visually appealing images. Adjust exposure wisely based on your environment's lighting conditions, and utilize the zoom function to capture detailed images without compromising quality. In terms of editing, Adobe Lightroom offers powerful tools to fine-tune your images. Try using presets that cater to your artistic vision, followed by custom adjustments in hue, luminosity, and saturation to enhance specific colors. For instance, lowering the hue, modifying the luminosity, and adjusting saturation can make certain colors pop, resulting in an eye-catching final image. Don't forget to save edits, allowing easy access to your favorite settings for future projects. Master these techniques to elevate your photography to new heights!
