How To Take Moon Photos With Iphone 11 Pro

An iPhone 7 was used to take this photograph of the Moon through a 4-inch telescope.

How to take moon photos with iphone 11 pro. With the Camera app open look for the moon icon in the top left corner. Point any small telescope at the Moon and you can then put any smartphone on the eyepiece and take a photo. On iPhone X iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus go to Settings Camera Auto HDR.

As amazing as Night mode is it isnt complete magic. Open the iPhone camera app in photo mode. Lining-up takes a while but pressing the smartphones touchscreen is enough to focus on the Moon.

It looks like a yellow ovular blur. When on a tripod the Night mode can take as long as 30 seconds to capture a noticeably better photo. If there is no detail visible try dragging a finger downward after locking focus to make the image a bit darker.

If you have a dual camera you can switch to the telephoto lens by tapping on 1x. Open the Camera app. Same reason its hard to get a good photo of the moon with any automatic camera.

How to Use Night Mode in iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pros Camera Step 1. Night mode is not available for the front TrueDepth camera on the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro. With each new iPhone model that hits the market the camera capabilities get better and better so photos of stars taken with an iPhone 11 Pro will come out better than those taken on an iPhone 6.

If you need to make the moon more prominent in your image now is the time to do this. Place your iPhone 11 or iPhone 12 on a tripod with a smartphone holder. You need only witness one of these to know that the Moon in an iPhone photo does not look like the Moon.