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« on: December 24, 2017, 04:05:19 pm »

Tips for using Portrait Mode with Christmas lights

Make your holiday photos stand out with Portrait Mode.



For some people, Portrait Mode has changed the way they use their iPhones to take photos. It's the kind of thing that encourages you to think a little differently about how you are composing a shot, instead of just pointing and shooting. That's a really cool thing to have as an option. There are plenty of great photos to come from this feature, as well as a few misses while Apple improves things in the background, but Christmas lights add both a fun background and a unique challenge in using this camera mode.

Here are a few quick tips on using Portrait Mode successfully when Christmas lights are around.

Don't forget about foreground lighting

If there are a ton of very pretty Christmas lights behind the people you are taking a photo of, that can occasionally mean there's not a ton of light shining on their faces. That means the phone has to work extra hard to make the faces brighter in order to get the shot, which can either m...

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