One of the most attractive features of smartphones is that they can shoot whatever you like - favorite people, beautiful places and everything associated with pleasant memories that we want to seal. Unfortunately the photos do not always receive good quality. The blame for this can be found in the brightness of the light of the environment and the display, but what about the pictures, it largely depends on us and the photographic technique that we apply. You can always look for information and tips on how to improve the quality of the images you create with your smartphone. Here are some recommendations on this issue.
Explore in more detail the specifics and how the camera on your smartphone.
"Smart" phones have unlimited functions. No need to buy expensive premium smartphone, so you can make nice pictures. Digital cameras smartphone midrange cover required standards and high-quality recording with them is quite possible. Go to the "settings" (camera settings) on camera, learn what's out there - shooting modes, effects, etc. Find out what opportunities are hiding behind each icon. The cameras of smartphones usually have weaker sensors to those of professional cameras, but this should not scare you. It is important to understand how to adjust the light sensor during shooting. It's OK to play with different filters, but be careful not to dislocate the settings so that then may be wondering how to reset the mode that you liked the most. Explore and choose the optimum level of brightness of your photos to be well balanced.
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Work with the camera viewfinder
Smartphone users rarely touch the settings on the camera viewfinder. The result is that when shooting from a distance, the picture comes out small, barely visible figure. Optical viewfinder helps to overcome the difference between the brightness of the display and ambient light and thus pictures come out well balanced. Using the optical viewfinder, you save a bit of battery power. Avoid optically magnify the image before shooting because it will greatly reduce the image quality and enhance the sound on it.
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Experiment
The biggest advantage of the camera of a smartphone is that it is with us everywhere. Anytime we can take out your phone and take pictures. Take advantage of this mobility. Change the angle of shooting, shoot in ways which tend to avoid doing it, looking for unusual and different. You can always delete the photo if you do not like. The more pictures you make and experiment however, the greater the chance of nowhere even can create photo masterpiece.
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Do not store the photos only smartphone
If you think you're shooting well, not only keep the images in the memory of the smartphone. Show them to people, give them a chance to evaluate you. Make a habit of a period to download pictures to a computer. Seeing them on a larger screen, it is easier to filter out successful.
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Make videos
The videos are more interesting when people are present. If you record more videos of landscapes, you risk boring your surroundings. Similarly can you approach and photos. They become more vivid if they are a man and a beautiful landscape in the background. There are many applications that allow you to add various effects to clips. Take advantage of them.
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Treat with specialized software
Smartphones operate with a number of useful and interesting applications. Among them there are those that allow you to manipulate your photos. You can use them to make small adjustments - the contrast enhancement, increase or decrease the brightness, adding more clarity on target, cutting, etc. The most frequently used programs to improve the images are Photoshop and Picasa, but there are many derivatives of them. With these applications you can add beautiful and fun effects to photos, put them in frames. When you start the next batch of pictures, make sure in advance that you choose the right settings for color and revolution. Shoot in high resolution. Then there is the best chance of the photos are high quality and can then be processed by a program.
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Share your photos
There are many social networking sites that allow users to share their photos made. Examples are Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, Pinterest, Tumblr. You can set up profiles so that their contents (or only pictures) to be public. Thus random people can see your pictures and give opinions. I see come to the attention of someone who can show a professional interest in you and make you an offer.
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