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Photography tips for smartphone Photographers

• Jan 26, 2025
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• Jubayer Talukder

Almost all of us take pictures using our smartphones. And today's smartphone cameras have become so good that there is no need for a dedicated camera. But if we pay attention to some things while taking pictures, we can take pictures more comfortably. I will write about some smart uses for taking pictures with today's smartphones.

When we take pictures, what if we had a guide who would help us in framing beautifully? Grid lines do the job of this guide. If you go to your camera settings, you will find grid lines there, if you enable it, your screen will be divided into nine equal rectangles, and with the help of this, you can frame very easily. Whenever you frame your subject, you will try to place your subject along any line, especially along the intersecting points of the lines. This will make your framing much better.

Whenever we take a picture of something, we always take a few pictures. Because we are afraid that the focus is not right. But you can solve this problem in a smart way. For this, you have to use a focus lock. Just tap and hold on your subject or tap on your subject and press the lock icon. This will lock the focus on your subject. Then just take a picture and you will get a picture with perfect focus.

Many times, when taking pictures, especially in frames where there is a bright sky, it is seen that the sky is completely burnt out. To solve this problem, you can use the exposure bar. Usually, if you tap on your subject, a bar will appear which is called the exposure bar, now you can set your preferred exposure and then take a picture.

Almost all of our phones have a pro mode in photos, but it is a feature that we do not use very much. But if you are interested in photography, then your biggest asset is the pro mode on your phone's photos. With the photo pro mode, you can set things like ISO, shadow, speed, focus, etc. exactly as you like and then take pictures. This will give you a lot of flexibility, but the technical aspects of your photography will be cleared up.