How does iPhone 14 Pro capture the moon
The iPhone 14 Pro is a model officially announced by Apple in this 2022 press conference. It can be said that it is the best selling model among the four models of the iPhone 14 series released this time. After all, compared with the ordinary version, the iPhone 14 Pro is equipped with a new A16 processor, and the price is relatively cheap compared with the pro max. In order to let everyone use this model better, I have summarized the relevant introduction of the iPhone 14 Pro's moon shooting skills here, I hope you like it!
How does iPhone 14 Pro capture the moon?
Step 1: For models that support night mode, first open the iPhone camera application, then aim the camera at the moon, and then long press the zoom button above the shooting icon to adjust the focus according to the scene size.
Step 2, click the yellow night mode button on the upper left to set the night mode exposure to 30S.
Step 3. Finally, click the shooting button below to keep the camera still until the shooting is completed.
For models that do not support night mode, first open the camera application of the iPhone, then aim the camera at the moon, and then long press the zoom button above the capture icon to increase the zoom multiple, so that the image is maximized, and then click the moon position to focus the camera on the moon.
At this time, slide down the yellow box to lower the exposure to the surface where the moon can be clearly seen, then adjust the zoom value to retract the picture to an appropriate size, and finally click the shooting button below to complete the shooting operation.
The leading edge in processor performance can be said to be an important means for iPhone to cope with the "siege" of many Android flagship phones in recent years. In particular, the significant performance advantage of the A15 bionic processor for the flagship processor of the same generation of smartphones has helped Apple further consolidate its dominant position in the flagship phone market.
Therefore, the performance of the latest generation of Apple's A16 bionic processor has also attracted the attention of users. We also tested the performance of the A16 bionic processor on the iPhone 14 Pro. The A16 bionic processor on the iPhone 14 Pro is made by TSMC's 4nm manufacturing process. The CPU part has 6 cores in total. It uses a large and small core design, with 2 performance cores (large cores) and 4 energy efficiency cores (small cores). The GPU part consists of 5 image processing cores. In addition, 16 core neural network engine, ISP, display engine, etc. are also built in. The display engine is an important component to drive the information screen display and the dynamic effect of Smart Island.
The above is an introduction to how the iPhone 14 Pro can take pictures of the moon. Is it still very simple? In general, the iPhone 14 Pro's photo taking ability is very awesome, which can basically meet the needs of users in their daily life. Kids who like taking pictures can still consider this model!
