Using Your iPhone for Travel Photography
<p>Attention photographers and travel enthusiasts! Do you want to take stunning travel photos without carrying bulky camera equipment? Join Scott Kelby in this online video photography course and learn how to get the most out of the camera in your iPhone for travel photography.</p> <p>In this course, Scott will take you on a virtual trip to the Tuscany region of Italy and guide you through the process of using your iPhone as the main camera or a trusty second camera. You'll learn the key settings to enable, how to master camera features, deal with low light, photograph a variety of subjects, and all the while, Scott will share tips and tricks to make your experience even better.</p> <p>It's amazing what our iPhones can do these days, and in this course, you'll discover how to take your iPhone photography to the next level. Whether a beginner or an experienced photographer, this course will help you capture stunning travel photos without the need for bulky camera equipment.</p> <p>Enroll in this online video photography course today, and discover the secrets to taking stunning travel photos with just your iPhone. Don't miss out on the opportunity to capture beautiful memories of your travels and take your iPhone photography to the next level!</p>
Release Date: 2023-01-05
Lessons
Lesson 1
Scott introduces the class and discusses what will be covered in the lessons that follow.
Duration: 1 mins 2 seconds
Key Settings
Scott sits down at a cafe to go over the key iPhone camera settings you’ll want to use.
Duration: 4 mins 15 seconds
Shoot with Intention
You need to think about your cell phone as a camera that also does other things.
Duration: 1 mins 44 seconds
Dealing with Low Light
Many places on your travel will be indoors and not have a lot of light for photography, but don’t worry, your camera can handle it.
Duration: 3 mins 27 seconds
Exposure Compensation
Taking advantage of exposure compensation is a game changer!
Duration: 1 mins 5 seconds
Go Ultra-Wide
Learn to make the most of your widest angle lens on your iPhone.
Duration: 1 mins 56 seconds
Only Use Optical Zoom
Don’t do the digital zoom thing on your phone.
Duration: 1 mins 25 seconds
Use the Mechanical Button
Use the volume control to trip the shutter and hold your camera more stable.
Duration: 1 mins 3 seconds
Swipe to Access Camera
Set up your iPhone so you can access your camera quickly.
Duration: 1 mins 22 seconds
Fill Your Screen
Shoot in video mode to fill the screen with your image.
Duration: 1 mins 43 seconds
Photographing Food
Sitting at a restaurant, Scott demonstrates tips and techniques for photographing food.
Duration: 2 mins 51 seconds
Useful Accessories
Scott shares three different accessories to help you get more shots.
Duration: 4 mins 57 seconds
Panoramas
iPhones excel at creating panoramas to take in a wider field of view.
Duration: 5 mins 4 seconds
Clean Your Lenses
Keep your camera lenses clean and solve a simple problem.
Duration: 1 mins 5 seconds
Use Portrait Mode For Different Subjects
Portrait mode is not just for people.
Duration: 1 mins 20 seconds
Helpful Apps
Scott shares three different apps to help you improve your photography.
Duration: 3 mins 12 seconds
Leverage GPS
Your phone already embeds the GPS information in your photos, so take advantage of it.
Duration: 2 mins 48 seconds
Top Tips
Scott shares a few tips to help you take your photography even higher.
Duration: 3 mins 10 seconds
Closing Thoughts
Scott shares some closing thoughts to help you go further and set up for the second part of this class.
Duration: 0 mins 36 seconds