Your smartphone is probably the camera you most often have with you, and the one that is easiest to access at a moment’s notice. Smartphone cameras are convenient, but they don’t always take the best pictures. These phone photography tips will help you change that, and make your spur of the moment pictures even better.
8 Phone Photography Tips
You never want to miss that once in a lifetime picture, but it’s not always convenient, or even possible to carry around your digital camera everywhere you go. Luckily the technology found in your smart phone can be as advanced if not more so than a lot of cameras on the market, so there’s no excuse for not getting amazing shots on the go. It just takes a few adjustments, a little know how and some practice.
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I am so excited to have stumbled along this site. I am new to blogging and I have read many interesting and useful tips already! I can’t wait to implement these strategies! Thank you so much!
Great tips! I find that I use my smart phone for the majority of my Instagram photos because it takes a lot of time to include photos from your camera. I will use these tips in my next round of photos, thanks!
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As always, a super practical and useful post, thank you!
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Great tips! My phone is definitely my go-to camera.
These are some great tips. I just got an olliclip lens set for my iPhone which helps a ton too!