Auto Photo Eraser

The iPhone 11 comes with a host of exciting new features, not the least of which is the new ultrawide camera. Thanks to this option, there are many fun new possibilities for taking photos with your iPhone, in addition to other changes to the camera app worth knowing. A big improvement with iOS 13 and the iPhone 11 is the enhanced photo and video editing capabilities. Contrast, brightness and saturation are still around but stored under a sleeker interface. Better yet, the iPhone will suggest intelligent photo crops. All of these can be used to touch up, and even crop, videos. Plus, you can pick from different color presets, such as vivid warm and dramatic cool. And yes, you can finally flip video to your desired orientation. Before we dive into the meat of things, one last note: Apple changed the way you quickly record video or capture burst shots. Simply hold down the shutter button to auto start recording, and a swipe to the right locks it into video mode. A hold

In a previous article, we spoke a bit about how lucrative mobile photography can be in today’s market. However, in this article, I will be focusing more on the technicalities as to how you can get amazing shots doing mobile photography with your iPhone X. If you’re anything like me, you’re probably an iPhone or Apple fanatic like myself and this article might have you glued to the screen. I was inspired to write this articles because I’ve noticed a trend happening for about the past 2-3 years since apple been releasing new iPhones with some amazing features. I’ve seen some of these amazing features be ignored and undermined by a lot of beginners and creatives like myself. I never really understood why so many creatives get the lasted iPhone but never really utilized its creative features to its full potential. In this article, I will be giving you just a few secrets or tips that are guaranteed to be useful on your venture into mobile photography with an iPhone X. In addition, plea