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Negative Space Phone Photography: Frame Stronger Photos
Negative Space Phone Photography: Frame Stronger Photos Negative space phone photography is something I use when my subject starts getting lost within a busy frame. Sun, mountains, people, signs, and bright objects can all compete…
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Reflections in Phone Photography: How To Shape The Shot
Reflections in Phone Photography: How To Shape The Shot When it comes to reflections in phone photography, most of us probably think about puddles on the road, but I’ve got a secret: “I love photographing…
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Leading Line Phone Photography: Create Stronger Photos
Leading Line Phone Photography Create Stronger Photos Leading line phone photography uses the same composition skills as a DSLR/mirrorless. In photography school, my friends thought I was a little crazy; I was the one standing…
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Pet Photos With Phone: Simple Tips for Sharper Results
Pet Photos With Phone: Simple Tips for Sharper Results So, you want to learn how to take pet photos with phone. You’ve come to the right post. Most mornings, I start my day hiking the…
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Rule of Thirds on iPhone: Compose Better Photos With Ease
Rule of Thirds on iPhone: Compose Better Photos With Ease I’ll turn on the grid lines and use the rule of thirds on iPhone when the composition of the photo feels awkward, even though the…
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Use iPhone Grid for Better Photo Composition: Easy Tips
Use iPhone Grid for Better Photo Composition: Easy Tips I use iPhone grid lines whenever I want a little extra help composing my shot. I’ve taken plenty of photos where the subject was sharp and…
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How to Make iPhone Photos Brighter Without Overexposing
How to Make an iPhone Photo Brighter Without Overexposing When I want to make iPhone photos brighter, I don’t simply increase the exposure and hope for the best. I’ve taken plenty of photos where a…
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Lock Focus and Exposure on Phone: A Simple Guide
Lock Focus and Exposure on Phone: A Simple Guide Your phone finds the right subject, then suddenly focuses on the background or changes brightness. That shift can spoil a carefully framed portrait, product photo, or…
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How To Adjust Exposure on iPhone Before You Take the Shot
How To Adjust Exposure on iPhone Before You Take the Shot I learned how important it is to adjust exposure on iPhone after taking photos of someone sitting beside a bright window. The person looked…
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How to Use iPhone Time-Lapse for Smoother Videos Results
How to Use iPhone Time-Lapse for Smoother Videos Results I love making iPhone time-lapse videos; they are so much fun. A cloudy sky, busy street, or sunset looks so much cooler when you speed up…
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Sharp Photos in Low Light iPhone: Simple Fixes That Help
Sharp Photos in Low Light iPhone: Simple Fixes That Help Have you ever tried photographing your pet or a friend moving around the living room at night, only to find that the photo looked sharp…
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AE/AF Lock on iPhone: Keep Focus and Exposure Consistent
AE/AF Lock on iPhone: Keep Focus and Exposure Consistent When I’m rushing to capture a photo, my iPhone can change the focus or brightness just as I’m ready to shoot. A face that looked sharp…
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Using Phone Camera Zoom Without Losing Quality: Sharp Photos
Using Phone Camera Zoom Without Losing Quality: Sharp Photos I’ve taken many photos of distant subjects that looked clear on my smartphone, only to find them soft when I go to edit them later. A…
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How to Use iPhone Burst Mode for Moving Subjects
How to Use iPhone Burst Mode for Moving Subjects A moving subject can change position between the moment I see the shot and the moment I tap the shutter. I use my iPhone burst mode…
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iPhone Camera Timer Guide: Simple Steps for Better Photos
iPhone Camera Timer Guide: Simple Steps for Better Photos I’ve use my iPhone camera timer when shooting on a tripod in low light. Pressing the shutter button by hand can move the phone just enough…
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How to Take Better Android Photos: 8 Easy Fixes That Work
How to Take Better Android Photos: 8 Easy Fixes That Work I’ve taken Android photos that looked amazing on the screen but turned out blurry, too dark, or cluttered when I viewed them later on…
