10 iPhone Camera App Tips

[@hhenry3]

Well, all Right, Gary! I did not know you were in Denver! I recognize Cheesman Park anywhere. What a beautiful place to demonstrate your iPhone skills. Thank you. 👍👍👍

[@elchicano187]

Wow, just wanted to say again. These are amazing. I’m adjusting the settings on my phone right now. Thank you so much. You’re the man Gary.

[@StephenEhrlichPhotos]

You are a fountain of helpful tips. Thanks Gary!!!

[@jmsh1962]

love your videos. happy holidays!

[@AdamHaas]

4:37 Can you take burst photos while using the Apple Watch?

[@macmost]

I don't think so. But try and see. Experiment.

[@taraisaacs8965]

Tis the season for holiday lights. Therefore any night photography tips would be appreciated

[@macmost]

Night mode is your main tool. See support.apple.com/guide/iphone/take-night-mode-photos-iph1a3c5b4c3/ios

[@georgee3401]

Excellent video. Learned about some features I didn’t know. Many thanks!

[@veritas.ve.42]

Great points as usual. 👍🏻

[@navynuc1]

Thank you Gary for the wonderful content.

[@jd100-x1z]

Thanks for the video. Is there a way for the app not to remember a timer? I'd like it to apply only to one photo and not be remembered for others.

[@macmost]

No, you'd need to just turn it off after using it.

[@cruisebaer]

#6 is my absolute favorite. my default aspect ratio for photos is 1:1, and with this way of shooting videos, it uses the current aspect ratio of the photos instead of the normal video aspect ratio! So i get a 1:1 video out of the box and don't have to crop it afterwards! Thank you so much for that 👍

[@elchicano187]

Good morning and merry Christmas 🎄 just wanted to say thank you for all your hard work. This is and has been my go to channel whenever I need help with my Mac computer have a good one you are appreciated

[@stephenbamforth1514]

Excellent as usual, Apple seem to not realise that most people hold their phone vertically. I kept accidentally operating the camera control button. Had to resort to switching off camera control. Is there a software solution to switch this on or off rather than going into settings 🤔

[@loisskiathitis8926]

Thank you, Gary! Happy Holidays! 😃

[@1DrBar]

Thank you for your efforts to make us more familiar with all these features.

[@mikeward1701]

I wish you could rearrange the camera modes and icons on the bottom. I use the timer a lot to help steady the shot and having it available quicker would be nice.

[@maypoman2]

Thanks ... perfect timing! Someone just used my phone to take a photo and it accidentally went to Portrait mode. But the background was important to the scene and I did not want it to be blurred. With your video, I was able to correct it and have the whole photo in focus.

[@breathspinecore]

Thanks! Learned some great new tips

[@catnapper3923]

Discovered yesterday at family-calling time (year end holidays) that on FaceTime when you have two people calling, if one person moves out of the frame, the phone camera immediately adjusts the picture to zoom in on the remaining person and fill the screen. That’s a very long sentence! Sorry. But it’s small pleasures and discoveries that are the most fun. Thanks for all you do, Gary, here and on the Patreon platform. (Apologies if I’ve missed the episode where you showed us this FaceTime trick. I’m running as fast as I can but yet can’t absorb everything. You are prolific!)

[@macmost]

That's called Center Stage and has been around for a while. I mention it in some videos, but the only one I did specifically covering it was on Patreon: showing how to manually move the camera center. macmost.com/using-center-stage-with-manual-controls.html

[@Äpple-pie-5k]

TIP 1. Apple Stores offer FREE iPhone photography classes. I went and learned a ton! With Apple you're supported. We had a fun time at the class and met people, they even allowed dogs inside, we got to meet Javier and pet him and learned amazing things how to take photos!

[@56Spookdog]

Even though I knew some of the things that you covered it’s always good to get a refresher as I tend to forget about the ones I don’t use often but are useful.

[@AnitaPelzer-Jetten]

Thank you again, and again I have learned a lot new things. I live in the Netherlands and some of the apps don’t do the things you showed to us. But I now have the solution. I change my location to United States and the language to “English” and everything worked again. For example the photo app you showed that they had an “info” where you can learn about things, and in the reminders app there are 3 lists, one with “Grocery’s” we don’t have that in the Netherlands. Hope to learn a lot more. Thanks!

[@rep10101]

Awesome. Thanks

[@philiprand3720]

Very useful indeed. I'll have to take your advice and fiddle a bit to figure out how to edit the burst photo, and will do that.

[@carlupthegrove262]

As usual....very helpful. Thx

[@keliblum6591]

Cool I had no idea. You just changed my life. You're amazing thank you so much. You have helped me figure out so many cool things and I very much appreciate you!

[@GWillWin]

Great info, knew a couple but as always picked up a few more. I pretty much use my iPhone exclusively for photos now so great that they are so much more versatile.

[@claudiaj.rincons.depadilla4599]

Thank you so much, I have something to do to improve my pics. By the way, do you know how and /or why, when I'm taking photos, some have the extension ".HEIF"? And how can I make them .JPEG or PNG? Please. Thanks again! (Happy New Year!)

[@macmost]

See kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4SXemeHf6qCjbc

[@claudiaj.rincons.depadilla4599]

@@macmost Thanks!!

[@paulcamalin5236]

I never fast forward any part of your video because I know I am going to miss some important info that I didn't know. Always learn new stuff!

[@jhors7777]

Thank you for posting this helpful video

[@Metzgee]

Gary at it again with some useful tips. I didn’t know you could do burst. Definitely will be using that

[@iqueque]

Thanks Gary, yet again your video inspires me to get more out of my phone

[@pedropuckerstein4670]

You are certainly dedicated, posting on a holiday ....... Happy Chanukah :)

[@emmgeevideo]

A lot of creators have a backlog of videos so that they can post on a schedule. Probably not of work was done yesterday.

[@pedropuckerstein4670]

@@emmgeevideo I know. It was just an opportunity to tease him because in theory the holiday is 8 days long :)

[@drewcantu]

Love your tutorials.

[@carolearrowsmith2461]

Thank you for the info, amazing 🐞

[@johnvender]

I've been using the ProCamera app which has some great capabilities but the normal iOS Camera app is improving all the time. For video I really love the Final Cut Camera app.

[@josephfarrugia2350]

pity it only works on iPhone 15 and later, no support for older phones (why Apple? It should work easily on older phones, as do similar 3rd party apps)

[@johnvender]

True. An alternative that's very powerful is the free Blackmagic Cam app. I haven't tried it on older iPhones but it may work on them.

[@chirperg6210]

Excellent! As usual learned something new .... explained in a great way. Well done.

[@ross1ful]

Excellent! Thanks 😎👍🏼

[@robertoalvarez3533]

Great video.

[@NaNi-bl5pc]

as always, very helpful to the point! Thank you - all the best!

[@macforme]

Hope you are getting to take some time off and have some Happy Holiday time Gary. 👍

[@nicholasdickson5024]

This was awesome I had no idea ,I definitely learned something today

[@Drunkmonkey8294]

Thank you Gary. I did find it useful and as usual, full of tips I did not know. Happy Holidays!

[@LishaArlene]

Thanks 👍

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

THANKS GARY 🤗😎💚💚💚

[@ChinhNguyen-yb3cp]

Always learn new things from your video. Thank you Gary ❤

[@AnilAtluriWord]

Merry Chirstams and Season's Greetings Gary!

[@KatysCampKitchen]

So helpful and informative!!!! Happy holidays! I appreciate your videos so much!!!! Thank you!!!

[@mirto5663]

Instrumental, Gary. I never knew about the yellow line.

[@ConscienciaSuprahumana]

super usefull tips I didn't knew about. Thanks!

[@derekking9824]

Great post, I found that incredibly helpful. Thanks for sharing.😀🤣😀

[@Edwardz_c]

Hi Gary, may i ask ? Do you know how to take a full screen photo ? By default the photo is 4:3 aspect ratio but even if i change it to 16:9 the photo still not display in full screen

[@macmost]

Not sure what your goal is. You wouldn't normally want to take a photo that is the same height/width ratio as your iPhone. What does the screen ratio of your iPhone have to do with the scene you are photographing?

[@GregMcMillan]

The iPhone camera doesn’t take a photo that’s full screen. You will see black bars at the sides of a 16:9 photo because the screen is wider than 16:9 when holding the phone horizontally.

[@macmost]

@@GregMcMillan Right. Most photos are not the width/height ratio of a specific model of iPhone. Why would they be? And why would you want to have a photo that happens to match the ratio of the screen of the iPhone you have at the moment? What's your goal here? Why do you want it exactly that size? Seems arbitrary.

[@Edwardz_c]

@@macmost ahh i see, nothing in particular but i just think the photo looks better if it covers all the screen, Android phone does this. But it’s okay, thank you so much for the explanation Gary !

[@Edwardz_c]

@@GregMcMillan yes that makes sense sir, i just think photo looks better if it covers all the screen without the black bars because Android does this. Thank you for the explanation sir !

[@58Repairables]

7:15 Squirrel!

[@Fudgieguys]

My biggest frustration is not being able to deactivate the LIVE Phone feature without jumping through many hoops. I hate that feature on camera.

[@macmost]

Many hoops? It is ONE tap. Just tap the Live Photo icon on the camera screen. Toggles it on and off.

[@peterwilliams2889]

You can shut it off in the camera menu (I think)

[@emmgeevideo]

It's impossible to learn all of the iPhone's features at first. After a while you get locked into using a set of features and it's nearly impossible to learn new ones because you're spending your time just using the phone. Gary's videos raise the curtain on features that were there all along so you can learn new things. It's almost like getting a new phone.

[@theprof_001]

👍

[@MaiElizabeth]

I use iPhone mainly as my camera to create youtube contents. So, sadly all these tips I already knew and using. 😐