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How do you keep the grid lines on an iPhone photo, so when printing or saving the grid lines will be visible?
Someone had asked this same question for the same reason, for an art class assignment but the response didn’t work for me?
Couldn’t find the options button in the camera app?
Please help if you can not doing too good in this class! L O L!
If you are using photo editing software see if the software has the option to add Guides to the image. Then use those Guides to draw horizontal and vertical lines along those Guides and then save the photo.
That is not an option. Most cameras display grid lines in the viewfinder. I’ve never seen a camera that includes them in the finished photo. The only way is to take a screen shot of the camera viewfinder screen rather than take the picture with the camera. (I’ve tried this, and it works).
I can understand an art class using this information for the “rule of thirds” of composition, but most people just imagine seeing the screen divided into thirds vertically and horizontally.
Taking a screenshot of the camera app window is a great way to achieve the OP’s goal. Then crop out the other camera controls areas. Genius!
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