Category "How-to" - page 3

Since its debut in 2007, the iPhone’s camera has evolved significantly. These days the resolution and the quality of images that these tiny cameras produce is truly astounding. Moreover, sometimes, it’s even impossible to tell whether a photo was taken on an iPhone or a digital camera. It sounds great but there’s a downside.

Sometimes you need to add text to your photo. This can be the signature of the author, details of the place where the picture was taken, or any other info. You can also use text to turn an ordinary photo into a real postcard.

Pictures of relatively large sizes are often difficult to send or keep. It is therefore essential to reduce the size of these images if you want a more efficient transmission and storage process. Cutting down on the data volume in your pictures will result in a much faster loading speed.

You should consider copyright protection if you create content on your iPhone to publish online. It’s easy to take ownership of photos, videos, and other content on the Internet. Especially if the author is not marked in any way.

The easiest way to protect your content is to use a text watermark.

Such a label is placed on the photo and signals that the content already belongs to someone.

Many iPhone owners do not use watermarks because they think the process will take a long time.

PDF files are supported by almost all devices and platforms without limitations. Despite this, there are situations where it is more convenient to work specifically with a file in image format. Pictures can be easily added to videos and even other documents.

Also, conversion can be important in situations where you only need to share one page from your file or edit an image, for example.