Apple finds your best photos taken with the iPhone in night mode.
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If you are one of those who like to take photos with your smartphone, perhaps this post may interest you. Apple again makes a call for you to participate by sending your photos in night mode taken by any of the iPhone 11 models. The top five photos will be used for Apple’s marketing campaigns, which can be from being able to see them on the website of the company even in images of the store or any future advertising campaign.
If you are not yet very familiar with night mode, don’t worry, here we explain how to take advantage of this incredible function.
Apple learned its lesson last time, this time confirming that it will pay the owner of each winning photo.
Deadline to send your photos on “January 29”
Apple is kicking off the new year by celebrating more captivating ways to take photos with iPhone with a new night mode photo challenge. Users are invited to share their stunning Night Mode photos captured with iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
Starting today and running through January 29, Apple is looking for the most impressive Night Mode photos from users around the world. A panel of selected judges will evaluate the submissions to reveal five winning photos on March 4th.
Winning photos will be featured in galleries in Apple Newsroom, apple.com, and Apple’s Instagram account (@apple). They may also appear in digital campaigns, in Apple Stores, on billboards, or in a third-party photo exhibit.
If you’re thinking of running out after reading this post and taking a few shots specifically for this contest, Apple has some tips for you on how to get the best night mode photos on your iPhone, as well as a note on how to confirm. that the phone is using this feature.
Apple tips for night mode
- Night mode is automatically activated in low light environments. If a yellow icon appears, that means you are shooting in night mode.
- Night mode determines the capture time based on the scene and displays the yellow night mode icon. You can tap the Night mode icon and adjust the slider to “Max”. To extend the capture time.
- Try propping up your iPhone or use a tripod for longer capture times in the darkest part of the night.
The last time Apple invited its users to submit their best photos in the last Shot on iPhone campaign to be used in Apple’s marketing campaigns, the company was criticized for not paying owners for their use. There are arguments for both sides, but the consensus opinion was that Apple should pay, and that is how it later decided to do so.
This time, Apple has clearly learned its lesson.
Apple strongly believes that artists should be compensated for their work and will license the five winning photographers for the use of such photos in Apple’s marketing channels.
You retain your rights to your photograph; however, by submitting your photo, you grant Apple a one-year non-exclusive, worldwide, irrevocable, non-exclusive license to use, modify, publish, display, distribute, create derivative works from, and reproduce the photo in Apple Newsroom, apple. com, Apple Twitter accounts, Apple Instagram (@apple), in Apple Stores, on billboards, Apple Weibo, Apple WeChat, in a public display of third-party photos, and in any internal Apple display. It is worth mentioning that any photograph reproduced will include a credit to the photographer.
If your photo is selected to appear in marketing materials, you agree to grant Apple exclusive commercial use of the photo during the term of the license.
You can send your photos by tweeting them with two specific hashtags or by email. Important: Editing is allowed.
How to participate in the Apple contest in night mode?
Instagram and Twitter
To enter the contest, share your best night mode photos taken with iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max on Instagram and Twitter using the hashtags #ShotoniPhone and #NightmodeChallenge.
Weibo users can participate using #ShotoniPhone# and #NightmodeChallenge#. In the caption you must put which model you used to capture your image.
If you’re a bit more traditional and like privacy, you can also choose to send your photos in their highest resolution via email to [email protected], using the “firstname_lastname_nightmode_iPhonemodel” file format something like this: “Eliud_García_nightmode_iPhone11”.
Finally we wish you good luck if you plan to participate, who tells you that in one of those; Apple selects your photo within the first 5 and you get extra money.
You can read our full review of how to use night mode here
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