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A lot of potentially good shots were ruined just because the photographer was looking at the subject from above, could not align the image, and as a result, the photo turned out to be “skewed”. Let’s solve this problem once and for all! And it is not a cool “tripod” that will help us with this, but a little-known camera setting in iOS.
♥ ON TOPIC: How to automatically improve photo quality on iPhone and iPad…
How to turn on the display of the level on iPhone when taking a photo from top to bottom
1. Open the app Settings on iPhone.
2. Find (in the list or through the search) the section Camera…
3. Activate the switch opposite the inscription Net…
Now, every time you turn on the camera and hold the smartphone in a horizontal position, a special grid-level will be displayed on the screen.
4. Exit the application Settings and run Camera…
5. Select the mode Slowly, Photo, Portrait or square…
6. Point your iPhone down at what you will be filming. A grid and two crosshairs will appear on the screen.
7. Align the crosshairs – and get a perfectly straight shot.
8. Take a photo.
Done – you have a perfectly symmetrical photo!
But still, if you need to make a high-quality copy of a document lying on the table, iOS has a special built-in scanner (in detail).
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