Looks like full moon tonight.
Mar
6
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Here is how you might be able to take a better poicture of the moon woith iPhone.
Taking a good moon photo with an iPhone can be challenging, but here are some tips to help you get the best shot possible:
Use a tripod or steady surface: To avoid any blurry shots, it's important to keep your iPhone steady while taking the photo. Use a tripod or place your iPhone on a steady surface to prevent any movement.
Adjust exposure: When taking a moon photo, the iPhone camera tends to overexpose the image, which can wash out the details of the moon. To adjust the exposure, tap on the moon in the camera app and slide your finger up or down to adjust the exposure level.
Use the telephoto lens: If you have an iPhone with a telephoto lens (iPhone 7 Plus or later), use it to zoom in on the moon. This will help capture more details and make the moon appear larger in the frame.
Use manual focus: To make sure the moon is in focus, tap and hold on the moon in the camera app. A yellow box will appear around the moon, indicating that it's in focus.
Use an editing app: After taking the photo, use an editing app to adjust the brightness, contrast, and sharpness of the image. This can help bring out the details of the moon and make the photo look more professional.
With these tips, you should be able to take a great moon photo with your iPhone!
Kenichi Uchikura
President / CEO
Pacific Software Publishing, Inc.
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