9 Rules to Capture Better Images with your Smartphone
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I am no savvy in photography yet but how glad I am to have friends as my coaches. At first, I find it hard to take photos properly like you and often times sighed on my works. As I listened to those who are already expert on this stuff, I learned so many things. To remember their coaches on me, I wrote this as a reminder. Hope this helps you too. Here are some tips on how to capture better images with your smartphone. These are what they always tell me. “Don’t Zoom.” The best zoom can only be done by optical lens, not digital. The best way to do it with smartphones is to crop the image. Taking photos from afar is sometimes challenging especially when you want only that most interesting area of the landscape or nature. The quickest resort is to zoom in to get that angle we want, thinking we’ll get a good image. Unfortunately, the opposite is the end result when the photo appears to be distorted. What your camera zoom actually does is just expanding the pixels that made