iPhone Photography Tools to Take Pictures Like a Pro

While learning you iPhone is great, there are some tools that can help you take those pictures like a pro.  So, if you are thinking of upping your game either for business or just for better iPhone pictures, here are some of my favorite iPhone photography tools to take pictures like a pro.

#1.  A Ring Light and Stand

Use: If you are taking a lot of pictures or video for your business and want a predictable light source, the ring light is for you.  Instead of having to wait until the perfect time of day to get those shots, you can take this ring light with you.  You choose the backdrop and you choose the time of day.  Please note that each of these pieces is sold separately, so you will have to buy the light, stand and mount if you don’t already have a stand.

Neewer 18″ RING LIGHT Dimmable Camera Photo/Video 75W(equivalent to 600W) Fluorescent (Light Only)

Neewer 75″/6 Feet/190CM Photography Light Stands for Relfectors, Softboxes, Lights, Umbrellas, Backgrounds

Neewer Mini Ball Head with Lock and Hot Shoe Adapter Camera Cradle

#2. iPhone tripod

Use:  Hold your phone steady while you create video or pictures.  A tripod will take away any motion from your videos and will make them look more pro.  I also like to use it if I am setting up a flat lay shot because I can move the objects around while my frame stays put.  This tripod comes with a remote control that will take the picture for you.  This is pretty handy if you are recording or taking pictures of yourself.

Acuvar 50″ Inch Aluminum Camera Tripod with Universal Smartphone Mount + Bluetooth Wireless Remote Control Camera Shutter for Smartphones

#3.  The reflector

Use: Using available light to light your subject.  All photographers have and use reflectors.  A reflector will bounce or diffuse light onto your subject.  So, if you have a room that isn’t getting great light, you can use a reflector.

Neewer 43-inch / 110cm 5-in-1 Collapsible Multi-Disc Light Reflector with Bag – Translucent, Silver, Gold, White and Black

There are my iPhone Photography tools to take pictures like a pro.  And, if you haven’t taken my FREE iPhone photography course, you should go do it now!

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