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05.11.2024
7 Tips To Take Better Photos With Your Mobile Phone
If you scroll down your Instagram feed, you might find countless awe-inducing photos that seem to be taken by long-time photography professionals. Perhaps you think you’ll never be able to replicate similar artistry—at least not until you purchase the most expensive equipment available.
But don’t pay for a new camera just yet. Your smartphone can be an excellent tool for taking incredible photos if you learn how to use it.
Here are some tips and tricks to help you change your photo game forever.
1. Clean Your Lens Regularly
It seems so obvious it might come across as silly, but you’d be surprised by how much a dirty lens can ruin your photos. Since you carry your phone with you everywhere, the odds are that the lens catches on dust, fingerprints, and other stains. Carry with you a microfiber cloth that you can use to wipe the lens before each photo to allow light to pass through without any obstacles.2. Activate The Grid Feature
Your phone camera has the grid feature, which shows guidelines that divide the frame into nine equal squares. The grid doesn’t appear in the photo—its only role is to help you follow the “rule of thirds.” Within photography, the “rule of thirds” is a framing technique that states the elements of interest within your photo should align with these imaginary grids’ lines or intersections to ensure near-professional composition each time.3. Play Around With The Camera Settings
Your phone comes with preset camera settings meant to fit the needs of multiple types of photos. Playing around and discovering which one suits the picture you want to take can make a massive difference in the final result. For example, panorama mode is perfect for landscapes, backgrounds, architecture, and locations. On the other hand, portrait mode is ideal for selfies as it blurs the background. If you’ve got a bit more understanding of photography principles, then pro mode allows you to customise to your heart’s content.4. Avoid Zooming In
While some phones have impressive zooming capabilities, you should limit your use of the feature as much as possible. No matter how advanced the phone is, digital zooming will always reduce the quality, losing detail and making your photos blurrier and more pixelated than they should be. Optical zoom—the one on cameras—can protect quality if you want to zoom in. However, not all smartphones are equipped with the required technology.5. Use Natural Light
Although there are countless options to create artificial light, you can’t beat the sun. Using the flash should be a last resort, as it will create needless shadows that emphasise multiple flaws and unsightly elements. Instead, rely on natural light whenever possible to ensure soft illumination with flattering results. However, beware—not all natural light is created equal. Indirect light, or sunlight and sunset hours, are the best times for photography, the so-called ‘Golden Hour’. On the other hand, the midday sun can be too harsh.6. Invest In The Right Accessories
While your smartphone may have limitations when it comes to photography, you can buy plenty of accessories to make up for those shortcomings and elevate your photo game to the next level. For example, you can purchase small camera lenses to attach to your phone to get more detail and quality in your photos. Likewise, a portable ring light can give you high-quality lighting wherever you are, while a small tripod can improve the professionalism and stability of each image.7. Don’t Fear Editing Tools
Countless apps and editing tools can give you a glimpse into the world of professional photo editions. With them, you can crop, flip, lighten, darken, sharpen, diffuse, change colour temperature, add filters, and even erase unsightly elements in your photo. The best part? They’re easy to use, and you can quickly find your footing and reach new heights with your photography.16.10.2024
E-Readers: Carry Your Library Everywhere
In the not-so-far past, bookworms struggled when packing their luggage for a long trip. Amidst the many choices for clothing and toiletries, they also had to face the complicated decision of picking the right books to bring with them.
Not anymore.
With digital books, you can now carry an entire library within your pocket. But if you are looking for something a bit more sophisticated than your phone, consider e-readers—devices designed specifically for the eyes and minds of avid readers.