Last night was a rare sunny day, and my brother was fishing at night by the river, and suddenly found that the sky was very beautiful, and there were few stars visible to the naked eye, so I took out 15PM and took two photos, the photos were not good, and I ask my friends to forgive me.
The exposure time of the first one is only 3 seconds, because there is no tripod, the hand keeps shaking, so I put the hand on a tree fork and take another photo, the exposure time is 10 seconds, and the effect is different!
Many friends probably wonder how to use the IPhone to take such a starry sky photo, in fact, it is very simple, we just need to use the night mode of the iPhone.
1. Open the camera app, swipe to "Photo Mode", tap the "^" icon at the top, and then turn on the "Night Mode" at the bottom.
2. After turning on the night mode, you can see the scroll bar on the right side that can be pulled, and slide left and right to adjust the exposure time.
Here's a detail that needs to be explained in detail:
- If the phone is not stable enough and needs to shake, then the exposure time may only be 3 seconds;
- If you put your phone on a tripod, you can adjust the maximum exposure time to 30 seconds, and the photos will be more beautiful.
3. After adjusting the exposure time, it is time to adjust the focal length, here, the 15PM periscope telephoto comes in handy, according to your actual situation, adjust the focal length multiple, and then click to take a photo.
It should be noted that if you are handheld, after clicking the photo button, the iPhone does not press the shutter, at this time, it will count down the time set by the exposure, and then hear the shutter sound to complete the photo.
This is just a way to take pictures, and you have to rely on your own creativity to exclude your favorite photos.