Photography with your phone tips and tricks

Photography is the most popular passion in now a day's. Photography is also a professional job. Now you are not need a DSLR to click a photograph. It's also possible on Mobile Phone.

 What is Smartphone Photography?

The best camera is the one that is always with you. When it comes to smartphone photography, that means our smartphone. Smartphone is the small enough camera which we carry every day and no need to take any extra bag for photography and it's enough to fit in your pocket and it's also a lightweight camera. now a days smartphone is the best friend for us which helps us in any digital problems. Smartphone  photography is a great way to capture the world around you. Both the candid image and planned shots are possible. From family and friends, to travel landscapes. Not to mention all the food we eat and event we attend. Nothing is safe from the quick snap of a smartphone camera.

we'll equip you with all you need to know to take advantage of the camera you're always carrying around.

This is the time of year when most people are spending time with friends and family and taking a lot of photos with their phones. Whether it’s photos of your kids on Christmas day, Holi and Diwali.

 Good light for a great image:-

This is, of course, the biggest aspect of photography, so it’s the first on the list. No matter where you’re taking photos, and no matter what camera you’re using, the first thing you should do is look around you and look at where the natural light is coming from. It could be from lamps, or a window, from a ceiling fan overhead, or even just direct sun. Once you know the direction and quality of this light, you’ll already be on a path towards taking better photos.

Correct timing of using flash in your photo:-

Unless there’s no other option for light, you should usually avoid using your phone’s flash. While newer phones have color-balanced flashes that do a pretty good job, using existing light almost always a better option. I leave my flash off by default and only turn it on when I know I’ll need it. If you leave it in Auto, it’s only a matter of time until it goes off when you don’t want it to.

Know the Zoom:-

“Zoom” on (most) Smartphone cameras isn’t the “zoom” you would possible suppose it's.

While some smartphone phones do have an optical zoom function, the majority of them don’t, and any zoom built in is called “digital zoom.” In these cases, there are no lenses moving inside adjusting the field of view; instead, the only thing that is “zooming” is the software cropping the image down to a smaller size.

Focus on your Photo:-

Manually every smartphone has a camera focus in-built in the camera app. You can also download some extra applications for more focus in the photo like Snapseed, pixlr, etc.

  

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