How to Get the Most Dynamic Range from Your iPhone Camera

David Bode

Aug 26, 2016 • 1 min read

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You can take professional-looking images with your iPhone, but it's important to understand that iPhones record a limited dynamic range photo compared to a camera with a newer, larger sensor.

In this short video from my course on iPhone Product Photography, you will learn why that is important to know when lighting your image and how to get the most with the phone's limitations.

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If you have a smartphone, you can make great product photos! In the full course, iPhone Product Photography, you will learn how to use simple lighting and studio gear to make professional-quality photographs with your iPhone. You'll learn how to get the best from your phone's camera, how to set up product photos from scratch, and how to process the images in post-production.

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David Bode

Upstate New York

Dave Bode is an expert on video and audio production in the upstate NY area. Working as a camera operator, editor, inventor, motion graphics designer, recording engineer, and studio musician, he truly is the Production Swiss Army Knife. Dave has created content for VH1 and Discovery Networks as well as inspirational videos that have been seen by millions. In early 2011, Dave started his own business (BODEMEDIA.TV) helping people create great looking videos.

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