My blue daylilies when photographed all look washed out mud colored. Anyone else have this problem?
Actually the iPhone 6 series has a pretty decent camera which I believe has been passed on to the newer iPhone 5s. The real trick is to practice. Take a lot of photos of the same daylily in the same light and try making one step adjustments in whatever settings are available to you. Setting the ISO to a low value (50 or 100) will require slower shutter speeds and so a more steady hand, or larger f stops (smaller numbers, f 2.6 is larger than f 4) which has the added value of reducing your "depth of field." That means that your background will be more out of focus.
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If nothing else have fun and relax when you take pictures. Look at the scene you are taking and not at your screen.
Charley
