Getting good pictures on an iPhone 6s

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hey guys,
Looking for tips on how to get good pictures of fish/corals with an iPhone 6s. I am not at all a photographer, but just looking for tips on how to take good pictures with what I have.
 
Following along... I have the 6 plus myself. I bought an app called snapseed but I'm not sure how to use it yet.
 
Also lurking to see what you learn...[emoji12]
 
The best App is Camera + where you can set the color temperature and the white balances plus many more, exe:
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Change your white balance. Shoot in shade or cloudy mode. Put your phone right up on the glass. I use a flashlight somtimes to light up my coral.
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shot with galexy 4 edge. But the principal is the same.
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Almost all good cell phone photos are edited with somekind of app.
 
where can you order the gel filters?
 
Curious too! People suggest using an orange filter, but I have no idea what that is. Need some Amazon links to the suggestions!
 
One app I use is Procam very adjustable iso, white, kelvin, focus and exposure. It has great edit features too.

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