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The iPhone Manual - Tips and Hacks

You're reading from   The iPhone Manual - Tips and Hacks A complete user guide to getting the best out of your iPhone and iOS 14

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838641016
Length 486 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Wallace Wang Wallace Wang
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Chapter 1: Learning Basic Touch Gestures 2. Chapter 2: Using the New iOS 14 Apps FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Customizing Sound, Look, and Privacy Settings 4. Chapter 4: Making Phone Calls 5. Chapter 5: Sending Text Messages 6. Chapter 6: Using Siri 7. Chapter 7: Taking and Sharing Pictures 8. Chapter 8: Listening to Music 9. Chapter 9: Browsing the Internet with Safari 10. Chapter 10: Sending and Receiving Email 11. Chapter 11: Using FaceTime 12. Chapter 12: Reading eBooks 13. Chapter 13: Storing Contact Information 14. Chapter 14: Setting Appointments and Reminders 15. Chapter 15: Writing Notes and Recording Voice Memos 16. Chapter 16: Getting Directions with Maps 17. Chapter 17: Getting Time, Weather, and Stock Information 18. Chapter 18: Using Apple Pay 19. Other Books You May Enjoy

Capturing still images

Despite its small size, the iPhone's camera can capture amazing pictures. To help you capture the best still images possible, the Camera app offers several options:

  • PHOTO: Captures still images
  • SQUARE: Captures still images in a square, which is the optimal photo size for many social media apps
  • PORTRAIT: Captures a subject while blurring the background
  • PANO: Captures panoramic still images

When capturing still images, you have several additional options, such as turning flash on (or off), using HDR (High Dynamic Range), turning Live Photos on (or off), setting a timer, or adjusting the color tone.

Flash is often used in poor lighting. If you turn flash on, you'll get to choose from three options:

  • Auto: Auto means you let the iPhone decide whether to use flash or not.
  • On: On means flash always occurs
  • Off: Off means flash never occurs.

HDR is meant to capture differences between light and dark images...

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