How To Take Moon Photos With Iphone 11 Pro

Lining-up takes a while but pressing the smartphones touchscreen is enough to focus on the Moon.

How to take moon photos with iphone 11 pro. Open the Camera app. With the Camera app open look for the moon icon in the top left corner. It looks like a yellow ovular blur.

Touch the screen using two fingers and use the. 2 - Zoom in. You can switch to the Telephoto lens by tapping 2x in the Camera app.

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. If there is no detail visible try dragging a finger downward after locking focus to make the image a bit darker. Moon photos tend to be too bright rather than too dark.

An iPhone 7 was used to take this photograph of the Moon through a 4-inch telescope. In order for Night mode to work there needs to be at least some light source. As amazing as Night mode is it isnt complete magic.

If you have a dual camera you can switch to the telephoto lens by tapping on 1x. Open the Camera app and when you low-light environment Night mode automatically turns on which looks similar to the Crescent moon. Place your iPhone 11 or iPhone 12 on a tripod with a smartphone holder.

They can be pretty bad. If you need to make the moon more prominent in your image now is the time to do this. Use Night mode on your iPhone.