With the arrival of cell phones to the world, the manufacturers of these devices have ensured that their users can have great technological advances in their hands. One of the features that attracts the most attention is the cameras, as they are increasingly better quality, which allows us to reduce the gap with traditional cameras.
Furthermore, on social networks people usually publish all their photos, for this reason we will give you some tricks so that your photographs always have the best quality.
One of the first steps you should take to get the most out of your cell phone camera is to visit the manufacturer’s website, since this way you will know what improvements they have and they will provide you with information that is worth knowing.
On the other hand, you should know that all mobile cameras are made up of three basic parts. The first is the lens that directs the light towards the camera; The second is the sensor that converts the focused photons of light into an electrical signal and, finally, the software that converts those electrical signals into a photo.
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For a person to achieve a photo that stands out, they must take into account certain aspects of the configuration such as those we will provide below:
Focus and exposure
Some cell phones provide the option to set the focus and exposure manually. In the case of focus, this is modified when the person touches the screen at the point they want the camera to focus on.. However, if you have the facial recognition option activated, the device will automatically search for faces that appear in the scene, which will help prevent out-of-focus shots.
For exposure, or how much light is allowed into the frame, people need to press and hold the screen and they will be presented with the option to adjust the light exposure level.
Use HDR mode
This option is known as High Dynamic Range or High Dynamic Range and It allows you to highlight the darkest or lightest parts of the photograph, thus creating a balance between the colors in general.
HDR is ideal for capturing landscapes and portraits, as these have several contrasts. However, it is worth clarifying that this option will take a few extra milliseconds when taking the photo, so it is recommended not to use it when the phone is not stable or the subject is moving quickly.
Use natural light whenever possible
Light is one of the most important aspects of photography, unfortunately cell phone cameras still do not perform well in low lighting conditions. Taking this into account, it is best to work with natural light.
But if you are in a night scene you can have artificial lighting, but the subjects to be photographed should be closer to the brightness of the artificial lights.
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The rule of thirds
Most cell phones have the grid option on the camera. This divides the shot into thirds both horizontally and vertically. In that sense, you must place the subject at the point where the four lines intersect.
Clean the camera
Since cell phone cameras do not have a lens that covers them, it is easy for them to accumulate dust and dirt. In that sense, if the lens is dirty, it may damage your photos.
DANIELA LARRARTE ASAAD
DIGITAL SCOPE EDITORIAL
TIME
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