Smartphone Photography | Top 5 Tips to Take Better Photos 📲

As the age old expression goes, the best camera is the one you have with you! For a lot of people now that's their phone. Smartphones have got better and better in their camera functionality giving 'proper' cameras a run for their money. Still, many don't know the simple straightforward things you can do that have game changing results for your final images.
In this video I go through five top tips that you can use right now to start getting the most out of your phones camera and get some cracking photographs.
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I use an iPhone, and love it, but that's not necessarily an endorsement for iPhones as I've had Android before and they've been great too. My smartphone videos are iPhone centric simply because that's what I'm using but all these techniques can be applied to most modern phones. The setting might just be in different places!
0.00 Intro
0.15 No1 Cleaning Your Lenses
1.24 No2 Providing Stability
4.13 No3 Exposure and Focus Lock
6.19 No4 Use The Composition Grids
7.24 No5 Explore Features Suchas RAW Mode and Creative Modes
8.50 Final thoughts
What are your top tips and what works for you? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments 👇
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[@alvinmorris5404]

I've found whenever I use my phone that the glare from fingers or thumb will affect the exposure of the image or video I have a lens hood that is made for phones which helps but unfortunately I can't find it anywhere perhaps it's no longer available. Thanks for the video it's got a lot of good info for beginners and new people to the phone photography hobby.

[@wildernessphotographic]

Thanks Alvin much appreciated 🙏😀