Nowadays most of us take photos more often with our mobile than with a camera.
But, although the resolution of smartphones is increasing, if we want the final result to look almost professional, it is important that we take into account some small tips.
Tricks to take good photos with your mobile camera
Choose a good camera app
Normally, the camera app that comes with our smartphone is usually adequate to take more than decent photos. But you can also search for third-party apps on the Google Play Store, which will give you additional features, and may be suitable for you to get what you need.
Better natural light than artificial
The biggest limitation of mobile cameras is in difficult lighting situations. Therefore, whenever you can, we recommend that you take your photos in sunlight.
Do not abuse the zoom
El zoom meeting that usually comes in mobile cameras is digital and not optical. Therefore, it is easy for the image to look a little distorted when it comes to zooming in a lot. Therefore, we recommend that whenever you can you physically bring the camera closer to the object and leave the zoom aside.
Keep the lens clean
If you see that suddenly your mobile starts to take a little blurry photos, maybe the problem is simply that you need to wipe the lens. When there is dirt on the lens, it can be easily out of focus.
Don't rely entirely on tweaks
Use a tripod to take photos at night
We have already commented that mobile phones do not usually take photos at night very well. Therefore, if the lighting conditions are not very good, we recommend using a tripod so they don't get moved.
Be careful with contrasts
Photos with a lot of contrast do not usually look good on smartphone cameras. If you want to perform this type of effects, it is preferable that you do it from a camera.
¿You use these tricks when you take pictures with your smartphone? Do you know any other advice so that the result of your photos is more optimal? We invite you to go through our comments section and tell us what you have in mind when taking photos.