Mobile Photo Tips for Best Images

Posted by Top-Battery from the Shopping category at 28 Aug 2024 02:11:42 am.

Picking the best camera phone is a tougher challenge than it ever has been. And, as more and more major manufacturers release more advanced camera phones, it’s only going to get harder. Better for you, though, as the prospective smartphone snapper – with options at various price points from Apple, Samsung, Google, Oppo, Xiaomi, Vivo and Honor you are utterly spoiled for choice. There are better features, higher resolutions and sharper lenses, as well as options at budget prices. Aren’t you lucky?

Nowadays you can make the most beautiful photos with your mobile phone. These are now of such good quality that we can process them perfectly for you on any desired size of canvas print or one of our other photo products. But, how do you make optimal use of your phone and the camera function? Do you know, for example, all the functions and possibilities of your iPhone or Android phone? Below are some simple tips to get the most out of your mobile phone camera and shoot photos like a real pro!
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Look for Leading Lines
When composing, look for lines (literal or figurative) that will provide a sense of movement and direction to your image. Leading lines help draw your viewer into an image and encourage their eyes to travel fully across and around it.
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Tap the screen to focus the image
The camera of your phone usually focuses on the object closest to it. But sometimes you prefer to focus on another point in the photo. Then tap your finger on the screen where you want to focus and the image and sharpness adjusts automatically. You can now easily determine which part of the photo should be sharp and which part is not.
Create Blur on Purpose
For blur on purpose shots, I almost always use the native camera on my iPhone, although any app that lets you lock exposure and focus separately will do. It's pretty simple, really. I wait until around sunset when car lights start coming on, and I find a good street that will make for nice bokeh lights. I then open my camera and lock the focus on something very close (generally I use a ring on my finger since it has good defined edges). Then, I'll hold the camera up to my actual scene I want to blur and use the exposure adjustment slider to get the scene to its proper exposure.
Keep your phone straight
Make sure the horizon is always straight on your photo. A slanted photo can sometimes give a nice effect, but only do this with photos that do not have a horizon on it. Otherwise the picture will be restless. On many phones you can turn on a grid in the camera settings. With the grid enabled you can see exactly whether the photo taken is straight or not.
Master the Movement
For a good panning shot on mobile its best to get a 3rd party app, such as Slow Shutter, to drop the speed down. Move your phone at the same speed as your subject as you take the photo and release the shutter, be sure to continue your movement to achieve motion blur in the background.

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