How to Take Night Mode Pictures on Any iPhone: A Step-by-Step Guide

Hey guys, I got myself here and welcome back to the channel. In today's video, we're going to dive into how to take night mode pictures on any iPhone, even if it's not a new iPhone 11 with the built-in feature. Night mode is a game-changer when it comes to taking bright and beautiful photos in low-light conditions.

First, let me show you a quick demo of how the application works. Earlier today, around 7:00 a.m., I went outside and took a few pictures using the Application Moonlight, along with the camera application built into iOS. As you can see here, the difference is literally night and day. The mid to low lighting was at 7 a.m., and the pictures turned out pretty nice. Now, also went into the garage, which is a little darker low light environment, and you can see that with the stock iOS application, you can barely see the car, but with the Moonlight app, you can definitely see the details in the car itself.

The Application Moonlight is free and available for download via the link provided in the description. There are other applications that offer similar features and more advanced features, but this one is free. This application works on any older iPhone from iPhone SE to iPhone 6S, 7, 8, and iPhone X. The way it works is quite simple, with a menu at the top that includes settings, feedback, accounts, a timer, and a front and rear-facing camera button.

The way I use the Application Moonlight is to hold the phone steady for about two to three seconds on the subject that you want to take the picture. Go ahead and press on the shutter, then hold it for another two seconds or so. Once you're done, you'll get a slider here, which I would bring up to like 70 to 75 percent for the best results. Once you're done with that, you can go ahead and save the image, and you'll get amazing results. I have to say, I'm very, very blown away with the results as you can see here the pictures at 7:00 a.m. in the morning with low to mid light, you can see here that it looks amazing on this iPhone 8 which is the device that I use for demo.

The device has performed very, very well with this really cool application. This was a heavily requested video, and I hope you guys enjoy this really cool app. Thank you for watching, and I'll see you guys on the next one!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys I got myself here and welcome back to the channel in today's video I have a highly requested one this one is how to take night mode pictures on any iPhone now night mode is a brand new feature built into the camera of your iPhone for the new iPhone 11 and this feature allows you to take beautiful brighter pictures at night and they look very very cool and I'ma show you how to get this feature on an older iPhone from iPhone se to iPhone 6s seven eight iPhone 10 this feature is not available as a default feature in the camera application for these older devices let me show you how to get it today with this really cool application now before we begin I want to show you a quick demo on how the application works earlier today around 7:00 a.m. I went outside and took a few pictures using the application moonlight and at the camera application built into iOS to show you the difference and as you can see here the literally night and day now this was mid to low lighting it was 7 a.m. as you can see and the pictures turned out pretty pretty nice now also went into the garage which is a little darker low light environment and you can see there that with the stock iOS application you can barely see the car and with the moonlight app you can definitely see the details in the car itself so the application of course will be linked in the description it is this one right here moon light and it'll be free in the description right now there's other applications that do offer similar features and more advanced features but this one is free I'll link everything down below if you want to try the pro versions of the application the free one this one here moonlight is amazing which with the front and rear facing camera as I mentioned on any older iPhone so let's go and watch the application and give you a few tips on how the app works and how I used it so first the menu we have the flash up at the top here we also have the settings where you can learn some more tips on how to use the app you have a toggle here that allows you to save the original photo as well if you'd like to do that you have some feedback and some accounts there you can follow you also have a timer and then the front and rear facing camera button and that's pretty much it is a very simple application to use now the way I use the application the way I recommend using the app is to hold the phone steady for about two to three seconds on the subject that you want to take the picture go ahead and press on the shutter and then hold it for another two seconds or so and then you'll get this slider here this slider I would bring it up to like 70 to 75 percent for the best results and once you're done you can go ahead and save the image and you'll get amazing results and I have to say I'm very very blown away with the results as you can see here the pictures at 7:00 a.m. in the morning with low to mid low light you can see here that it looks amazing on this iPhone 8 which is the device that I use for demo and the device has performed very very well with this really cool application this was a heavily requested video I hope you guys enjoy this really cool app thank you for watching and I'll see you guys on the next one peacehey guys I got myself here and welcome back to the channel in today's video I have a highly requested one this one is how to take night mode pictures on any iPhone now night mode is a brand new feature built into the camera of your iPhone for the new iPhone 11 and this feature allows you to take beautiful brighter pictures at night and they look very very cool and I'ma show you how to get this feature on an older iPhone from iPhone se to iPhone 6s seven eight iPhone 10 this feature is not available as a default feature in the camera application for these older devices let me show you how to get it today with this really cool application now before we begin I want to show you a quick demo on how the application works earlier today around 7:00 a.m. I went outside and took a few pictures using the application moonlight and at the camera application built into iOS to show you the difference and as you can see here the literally night and day now this was mid to low lighting it was 7 a.m. as you can see and the pictures turned out pretty pretty nice now also went into the garage which is a little darker low light environment and you can see there that with the stock iOS application you can barely see the car and with the moonlight app you can definitely see the details in the car itself so the application of course will be linked in the description it is this one right here moon light and it'll be free in the description right now there's other applications that do offer similar features and more advanced features but this one is free I'll link everything down below if you want to try the pro versions of the application the free one this one here moonlight is amazing which with the front and rear facing camera as I mentioned on any older iPhone so let's go and watch the application and give you a few tips on how the app works and how I used it so first the menu we have the flash up at the top here we also have the settings where you can learn some more tips on how to use the app you have a toggle here that allows you to save the original photo as well if you'd like to do that you have some feedback and some accounts there you can follow you also have a timer and then the front and rear facing camera button and that's pretty much it is a very simple application to use now the way I use the application the way I recommend using the app is to hold the phone steady for about two to three seconds on the subject that you want to take the picture go ahead and press on the shutter and then hold it for another two seconds or so and then you'll get this slider here this slider I would bring it up to like 70 to 75 percent for the best results and once you're done you can go ahead and save the image and you'll get amazing results and I have to say I'm very very blown away with the results as you can see here the pictures at 7:00 a.m. in the morning with low to mid low light you can see here that it looks amazing on this iPhone 8 which is the device that I use for demo and the device has performed very very well with this really cool application this was a heavily requested video I hope you guys enjoy this really cool app thank you for watching and I'll see you guys on the next one peace\n"