How To Take Pictures Of The Moon With Iphone 11 Pro Max

The iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max use three rear cameras along with a LiDAR sensor for improved low-light photography.

How to take pictures of the moon with iphone 11 pro max. One thing you can try to do to help your iPhones camera sensor along is to use AF Lock mode. Have you tried to take photos of the moon with your iPhone. The moon is a dark grey object about the same colour as a tarmac road under full sunlight but you typically photograph it when the sky around it is dark.

Touching and holding the Moon on the iPhone screen will lock the focus and set the exposure for this bright object rather than the surrounding. However to hold onto the focus and the lower exposure enough to keep the moons luminance from blowing out the image I had to hold my finger on the screen right over the moon until Apples Camera app locked exposure and focus. Press and hold or double-tap on the moon once its framed in your shot.

Because iPhone cameras use a relatively small sensor star photos taken with your iPhone likely wont compare in quality to a photo taken with a professional-quality DSLR. See also 11 Essential S Pen Features for Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Owners. If the moon icon is yellow you are ready to shoot.

How to Take Low-Light Photo with Night Mode on iPhone. In this 3 minute. Then use the slider above the shutter button to choose Max which extends the capture time.

When you take the photo the slider becomes a timer that counts down to the end of the capture time. In practice that makes it worse at night. The photo is calculated and it may take a while before the photo becomes visible.

In order for Night mode to work there needs to be at least some light source. First of all if your iPhone has the Telephoto lens switch to this lens to zoom in so that the moon appears as large as possible in the viewfinder. Same reason its hard to get a good photo of the moon with any automatic camera.