4. Lighten up

The iOS 8 introduces a new manual exposure tool in the iPhones. Previously when you chose the focus point of your image (by tapping the selected point on your display) the device would also use that point to set the exposure.

Now when you tap the image will focus on that point (leave your finger in place a little longer to lock focus), but lets you change the exposure by tapping the sun symbol beside the focus icon, sliding your finger up (to lighten) or down (darken) the image.

5. Edit

The image editing tools within iOS 8 have changed slightly and it’s got easier. Rotate is now within the crop tool, the Red-Eye button has gone and there’s a new volume knob that lets you access Color, Light and Black & White settings.

These Smart Controls let you easily select a setting you like, but if you swipe up in a Smart Control menu you gain access to more finely tuned manual controls for settings such as contrast, shadows, black point and more.

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