New Delhi, Aug 19 : Smartphones with advanced sensor technology can threaten the existence of basic cameras and DSLRs as well as top Indian lensmen claimed at the celebration of World Photography Day on Friday that a novice can produce stunning photos on iPhones with some instruction and a certain amount of perspective. Apeksha Maker, a Mumbai-based photographer, has said with iPhones you can shoot as often as you want while on the go, and make use of the powerful device in your pocket.
You don’t know what you can come up with.
Co-founder of House of Pixels, she works to bridge the gap between conceptual and commercial photography.
She claims that the latest iPhone series is able to capture life in all kinds of lighting conditions.
On her photo of sunset in Venice Beach, Los Angeles, she told IANS that sunsets are an amazing moment to shoot.
“While I was photographing the sunset at the beach, I saw a couple of surfers returning.I waited patiently for the surfer to get closer to shore and then took some photos.
I took these on the live mode of the iPhone 11 Pro Max,” Apeksha added.
Another stunning image she snapped was of the National Museum of Qatar, Doha which was taken with an iPhone 13 Pro Max.
“The structure is a symbol of Doha’s skyline.There’s already a lot going on in the structure that I wanted to capture the shapes within it and make it simpler.I experimented with various focal lengths with my iPhone to accomplish this.This particular photo was taken using the primary lens,” she informed.
She stated that for the most effective picture tap your finger to adjust the focus, and then the exposure by tapping and then moving your finger up or down.
“This will produce sharper images.
By adjusting the exposure efficiently, you can make a standard image look dramatic.Play with perspectives move around and try various perspectives,” the professional photographer observed.
Prashanth Vishwanathan Prashanth Vishwanathan, a street photographer and photojournalist, also captured stunning landscapes on the hills in India and captured the beautiful scenery of Joshimath in Uttarakhand with the lens of iPhone 13 Pro Max.
In the settings of iPhone 13 Pro Max, enable the macro feature and you’ll see an icon of a small yellow flower in your camera app if the macro is turned on.
“Go close to the subject and look at the different materials and the details.For a different approach Try macro using the 0.5x lens,” Apeksha advised.
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