One of the most used functions on the iPhone is the camera.You can take the one you aimed at, cut off the shutters and aim for one miracle, or whatever you take, it will be a fairly high -level photo, but the camera function of the iPhone has gained popularity.That's why.
On the other hand, the "composition" of how to place the subject depends on the sense of the photographer.In the case of a standard camera app on the iPhone, open the screen in the order of "Settings" → "Camera", turn on the "grid" switch on (green), so the grid line will be thinly drawn on the preview screen at the time of shooting.It will be helpful when deciding the composition.
The grid line is drawn according to the typical composition of the photo "3 division composition".The subject is placed where the vertical and horizontal lines intersect (split point), the building and the person change the angle of the structure along the split line, or take a picture by referring to this line/point 3.A sense of balance comes out.
However, the grid line is not reflected in the photo, so it is not useful when editing.Well, what should I do ...
The answer is easy, tap the rotating/cut button and tap the photo.The grid line (3 division line) is displayed while you are touching the photo, so you can decide the composition when dragging and adjusting the cut position.As you start rotating the photo, the display will switch to a more detailed grid line, helping to fine -tune it to match horizontal/vertical.
Before deciding the composition, tap the button with the square in the lower right of the screen.Since the aspect ratio can be determined to a fixed ratio such as "3: 2" or "4: 3", it is finished in a well -balanced photo.Let's try it.