Phone Photography

Being able to operate your phone camera can be rewarding. You don’t necessarily have to buy a DSLR to do good photography unless it’s for commercial projects.

Here are 6 tips that will help you enhance your phone photography game-

1) Always make sure that your phone camera doesn’t have any dust/dirt on it. The dust/ dirt often blocks the light entering your camera sensor. Clean it before you start clicking your pictures.

2) Make sure that your subject is in sharp focus. To do so, you have to tap the screen where your subject is placed.

3) Don’t use your phone’s zoom option. Your phone’s zoom is digital and not an optical one. The photo often turns out to have a lot of grains. Instead, move closer to your subject or crop it later when you post-process it.

4) Invest in a tripod if you want to particularly click pictures in low light.

5) Try to follow the rules of photography and your pictures will surprisingly have a different impact on the viewer’s eyes.

6) Try different angles to click your subject. Experiment by moving your subject and your angles. Try to show a unique view of your subject.
Play around with your camera & your subject.