Photo Eraser Tips

  When you take selfies   with the front-facing camera of the iPhone, the viewfinder shows you a different image than what you end up capturing. The viewfinder is showing you the mirrored image as people are accustomed to seeing themselves in a mirror. However, when the iPhone captures the photo, it shoots the image without any mirroring effect. Technically, the photos that iPhone captures are true-to-life, while the mirrored image is false. But some users do not like this behavior as they are accustomed to mirrored images. So, in this article, we show you how you can mirror the front camera selfies on iPhone. Mirror Front Camera Selfies on iPhone There are two ways to mirror front camera selfies on iPhone. With the new iOS 14 release, Apple has included a new feature that allows you to automatically capture mirrored selfies. That means your phone is capturing the image that you see on the viewfinder. For past iOS versions, we will be using the photo editin...

Question:  I’ll be taking a trip to Italy this year and taking lots of photos with my iPhone. What’s the best way to add information to an iPhone photo? For example, I’d like to list who or what is in the picture. (I can easily do that on my Mac, but I won’t have it with me on the trip.)  — T.M., Charlotte, N.C. Answer:  The easiest way to caption photos is to use the “markup” function in the iPhone’s photo editing tools. The only disadvantage to using this method is that “markup” overlays the caption on the photo, obscuring part of the picture.  To try the iPhone’s “markup” feature, call up a photo, click “edit” at the upper right corner, then click the three dots that appear at the upper right corner. In the next menu, click “markup.” In the following menu, select text size and color, then click the plus sign to the right. In the resulting pop-up menu, select “text” to create a text box on top of the photo (you can move or resize the text box to avoid...

Heading to Disneyland soon? Here are some tips and tricks to get the perfect photos with just your iPhone! Disneyland and Walt Disney World (as well as the other global Disney parks) are big vacation destinations for most people. If you're going to one of the Disney parks, you're going to be taking pictures — this is definitely something that you want to remember for a lifetime. You'll be making picture-perfect memories you'll want to treasure forever and share with family and friends. So you'll want to take good photos that perfectly capture those memories! Most people will likely take with them an iPhone (or other smartphones) on their Disneyland adventure, whether it's an older device or the shiny new iPhone 11 (I wrote up my experience using an iPhone 11 Pro). Remember, "the best camera is the one you have with you." Not all of us want to lug around an expensive DSLR rig. Unless you have an Annual Pass or connections (you know, cast member...