iPhone 11 PRO Camera Tips, Tricks, Features and Full Tutorial

For this video, let's go ahead and go over all the new

features

of the

camera

while also covering some

tips

and

tricks

you could do. I'm not just on the iPhone 11 Pro, but you can also apply some good ones on the iPhone 11 and in case you're left wondering: no, I will not be removing this case from my iPhone to allow my phone to be more presentable on

camera

because the last time I took it out of the case on my previous iPhone for a video, it fell from desk height. on the carpet and magically broke the back glass of my iPhone.

I'm not going to risk that happening to my new iPhone and even though it has the title of World's Strongest Glass at the end of the day, it's still glass and it will still break and shatter. Even vehicle windshields aren't just durable and I don't doubt that Apple glass makes a big difference, so with that being said, let's go ahead and start this video and get started inside the camera app. Now the user interface may look familiar if you use an iPhone. in the past, but the UI innovated some new

features

and moved some things around, for example, depending on which iPhone you're using, but on a pro iPhone you have these numbers here that allow you to switch between the different lenses that you have from the ultra wide angle telephoto lens and wide angle lens, but there is also a new feature here that is not very well covered: this new feature in the photos tab, if you actually press and hold the shutter button, it will start recording a video clip and if you swipe that little recorder on the right side locks into place and also gives us a new button when you press this little smaller button it actually takes a photo while it's recording and then of course to finish you just tap the record button , but if you still want that burst functionality, you're more than capable of doing it, so just swipe left and fill in the right side and now it does two bursts.

Night mode is a new feature for these new generation iPhones and it works incredibly well, but there are a couple of things I learned by using Night mode now by default, as soon as you launch the camera app in an environment with low light, night mode will be enabled automatically. It only does this if you have the flash off, so make sure you have it off during the phone switch automatically, but here you're actually putting this little scroll wheel here, you can leave it on auto, which we found shows you the preview right there in a viewfinder, but if you mess with it for a longer exposure, it's going to get brighter and if you shorten it well, you get the idea, but I really recommend playing with the second timer because I've seen a lot of people get creative and create almost painting effects like this photo I took.

These cars look faster than they actually travel and something I learned to get the best overall result when using night mode use a tripod because this photo for example I took just holding my phone in my hand but then in the next photo is exactly the same. situation, please note that this is just an example of the photo. The quality is not that surprising. That mode is much better, but there was hardly any light, but when I put this phone on my tripod and use the same second timer in three seconds, there is a difference between day and night lets you know which light is brighter than the other, so when you have your phone on a tripod in one using night mode, you get better results.

Now moving forward, there is a new grayed out arrow above when you tap this. This gives you access to different things that you can do on your camera now, like we have shortcuts for flash and live photo, but here you can change the ratio of your photos to sixteen by nine or a square to make them Instagram friendly. Ready next to it is the shutter timer so you can set a second countdown to get in front of the camera and make a quick pose and next to it are some filters that you can also apply now by switching from the front camera.

You can actually digital zoom and still have access to that menu control by tapping the little grayed out arrow above. Something to keep in mind when taking selfies. It's best to leave the camera in landscape mode because in landscape mode you're actually using the

full

12 megapixels. The size of the camera when you have it in portrait mode is actually reduced to seven megapixels, so even when you rotate it you can see it zoom in and out a little, so to get the best resolution result leave it in landscape mode when it comes to taking selfies. but just above here you still can't talk in your live photo mode if you want and in all your other settings, so the ultra wide Lin found on the iPhone 11 Pro is really fun playlists of course , it's a great job when you're trying to get everything in the frame, but you can really get creative and take some really unique shots if you get the angle right, you can make certain objects look really strange or make other subjects look much longer than they would otherwise. that they really look like, just keep things on page 13, but what is it?

With this amazing new autofocus, you can get super close to objects and take incredible close-ups. Now in the viewfinder of these newer iPhones, in the photos section, you can see the outline of the other line in case you want to switch to it. it does this so you can quickly preview the next line if you want to switch to it and I really like to highlight this because this just shows that the iPhone really takes advantage of all the cameras at once, but if you don't select the lens, the camera will be smart enough to detect what terrain will be appropriate to use once it's actually focused on the subject because as you notice the edges getting darker, that's when it's ready, now you can still pinch and zoom when it comes to taking photos or videos. but if you need to get that sweet spot of zoom by just holding down zoom, the zoom wheel will appear allowing you to scroll to get that sweet spot and the software does an amazing job of transitioning from different lenses that this iPhone has now, in In case this is your first iPhone with Live Photo support, you may not be familiar with its benefits, but the way it works by enabling Live Photo as soon as you take a photo and accessing your library when you tap the image and hold it for a second or two, it will actually preview so you can really relive the moment and it will be placed as a little clip, but now let's say you took a photo and you have this feature and you can and note that someone in the photo you took a photo of blinked when you had this enabled, if you actually tap Edit you can choose the part of that clip as the main photo so you don't have to take that photo again, that's one of the key advantages .

Having this feature enabled now, going back to the app in the photos section, we should be familiar. Tapping the screen will allow the iPhone to focus much faster, but if you hold down you casually lock autofocus, but not only that, you call snapping. You can break this by simply swiping up or down and don't forget that the volume controls can also behave like the shutter button so you don't have to press the screen to take a photo. You can also use headphones, like by tapping the volume button now on the side of the recording tab you still have access to all the different lengths like you did in the photo section, but with this new zoom wheel you can't really create the effect of zoom Dolly, which is a really cool cinematic look. which looks like this, you can easily recreate this effect by simply locking on the subject, raise the zoom wheel and then when you get closer to the subject, zoom in the opposite direction, when done correctly it works like this warp speed effect, there is no actual software involved. to do this in addition to zoom, it's actually a cool trick that I like to do to add that cool cinematic look, but it's just a little personal trick that I like to do, but the next one is actually a new feature that Apple innovated and this en It's called audio zoom.

I don't know how Apple managed to create something like this, but the way it works whenever you are recording and you get close to a subject that is creating sound, it somehow eliminates the sound around it and you only focus on the subject. here, listen, yes it does, it's really cool and it can also be a really cool cinematic effect, moving around in portrait mode is now

full

y supported to be used on pets and also on subjects or any other objects. You can also switch from telephoto to wide angle lens and all the different modes are there and available to adjust to your liking.

This mode also fully supports the front camera and then in the panoramic part switch to the new ultra-wide lens that allows you to capture. much more than ever before in one shot, now the next one, this wants a personal pearl voyage, but whenever you have to hand over your phone, like it to a friend or a stranger to take a photo in case you ever have to do it. I recommend turning off the Face ID lock because every time you hand your phone to someone like that, you run the risk of having that person shower you with your unlocked phone to eliminate that risk if you really press the volume up and then quickly. press volume down and toggle power button it will take you to this screen just tap cancel and now Face ID is disabled now whenever you hand over your phone that way they won't have access to anything else besides the camera.

This way there is less risk every time you hand your phone to a complete stranger, that's just a personal trick that I recommend others do and once you re-enter your pink face ID it's back to normal, now it's next function requires you to go. inside to set up an app by simply tapping on settings and going down to the camera and this is where the next new features are found. This is not only where you select the resolution for all of your cameras, which by the way on these newer iPhones each camera can shoot up to 4k at 60fps, which is awesome because it also includes the front camera, but down here is where you also adjust the slow motion which also includes the front camera so you can take those slow fares if that's your style but the main feature here has to be the new competition not the competition the competition makes up for what can I say the competition when this is enabled every time you take a photo or a video, depending on which one you've selected, any footage that's captured, the other line is also let's record or capture that as well, so the wider lens will save some of that data.

This is awesome because let's say, for example, you took a photo and then the subject you're trying to frame is out of frame. Since you had that enabled, you actually went into your photo library, you tap on Edit and you go to a little cropping tab, you hit this little dot here and here you'll see that it says use content outside the side frame and when you tap on it, boom! here we go. We have a wider field of view from that photo, so there is no need to reshoot anything, especially when trying to capture moments again.

You can also do the exact same thing on video, just keep in mind that this consumes more storage, but this will be automatically deleted within 30 days, so you have 30 days to reset it in case you miss something, but other than that , those were all the new features, new

tricks

that you could do on these latest iPhones. Be sure to keep an eye out for this upcoming Cinematography Pro app. Video in which I'm going to go ahead and go over some more

tips

and features that you can do within that app that will allow you to record from all four cameras at once.

I can't wait to show you that in the meantime, if you want to see some hidden features of Face ID, be sure to watch this video here. I go through a lot of the cool little tips and tricks about Face ID that you probably didn't know about and then this video here which is a video that YouTube recommends specifically for you guys, you think you're going to like it, go ahead and check it out and let me know in the comments section. comments if you were right too, but thank you all very much for watching, until next time.