Here Is How To Click Better Photos With Smartphone; Quick Tips!

Smartphone has become the most used device to click photos or in fact click better photos and moreover, to be a good photographer, it takes more than just a good camera. Well, with slight tweaks, few added apps, here’s how you can click better photos with your smartphone’s camera.

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Click Better Photos: Resolution And Better Quality

This is basic and before you start your smartphone action, take a look at the settings. Generally, the factory settings are kept low. So things you need to change is;

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• Aspect ratio: if the aspect ratio is at 16:9 format, change it 4:3 format for full use of the sensor.
• Picture Quality: Out of the box, the picture of the smartphone is kept low, change it to the highest resolution available.

Use Manual Mode

These days most of the camera apps of the smartphone come with manual mode. But if your phone doesn’t come with manual mode you can install apps like the Open camera or Camera FV-5 to get complete control over your smartphone’s camera.

Four values that are relevant to the photo are exposure time, aperture, shutter speed and ISO values. All these values determine how your photo comes out. Manual Mode gives you complete freedom to compose your shots according to your personal preference. Enabling grid-lines also comes handy while framing a shot.

Lighting

Lighting plays a major role when it comes to smartphone photography. Good-Lighting can improve the overall quality of a photo. Smartphones due to small-sized sensors suffer a lot in low-light and the so-called night-mode does nothing rather than increasing the ISO to extreme limits turning your photo a disaster. and decreases the quality.

You can also install DSLR Tools to get information about the timings of Golden hours and Blue hours in your particular region. Coming to the basics, never stand opposite to the source of light while clicking selfies so that light strikes and brightens your face and not the camera sensor.

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Tips For Clicking Better Photos:

Multiple Shots

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Instead of depending on one perfect shot, it’s better to take multiple snaps of your subject. Just make sure that with each snap the subject is in focus. And you can do this enough times until you are satisfied with the shot.

Flash Only In Emergency

If not in the dark or a strong exposure is not needed, always and every time avoid using the flash, as it rarely produces really beautiful images. Not only the quality of the colors but uniform illumination kills the image. At the end of the day, a photo with natural light and more picture noise is far better than a subject hit by lighting.

Added Lenses

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