We've all seen the magic of long exposure photography – those dreamy, slow-shutter shots where waterfalls turn into silk, clouds streak across the sky and the ocean looks like sheets of glass. This ...

The iPhone can't take long exposure photos out of the box. Apple hasn't added the functionality to the default Camera app. But third-party applications will let you increase exposure and capture time.

Hopefully our guides to ISO, aperture and shutter speed have made those photographic terms a little less daunting than they once were. If you now feel like you understand those concepts and are ...

Most photos use a very short shutter speed – the time the sensor is exposed to the light, and therefore the duration of time captured in a photo. This would normally be at least 1/60th of a second, ...

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Long exposure photography on your iPhone offers a unique way to capture motion, transforming everyday scenes into visually stunning works of art. By extending the exposure time, moving elements such ...

If you are into still photography then chances are that you have at least heard of the terms aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. These three items are what combine to produce the exposure of your image, ...

iPhone photography has transformed the way we capture and share our experiences. With advanced camera technology at our fingertips, taking stunning photos has never been more accessible. However, to ...

Photo: Ally Kazmucha/The App Factor Long-exposure photography lets you capture light trails, motion blur and better low-light shots. While the iPhone’s built-in Camera app doesn’t let you control ...