How to take professional quality product photos with your smart phone

How to take professional quality photos with your smartphone- Nowadays smartphones are designed with some of the best cameras technology can provide us with. There are phones with cameras that can handle tens of megapixels on the screen. Many of these also come with dedicated flash and multiple lenses for high-quality image. There are many useful tips and tricks that you can utilize when taking photos with your smartphone.

1.      Using the gridlines- The gridlines of a smartphone are not there just for show. These gridlines will produce boxes that help you position your photo. You can ensure the image you want to shoot is in the middle or at least in enough of a box where it is visible and easy to shoot. A well-positioned photo can look amazing.

2.      Keeping in the shade- One tip for phone photography is to not take photos in overly bright conditions. Taking photos in shady places is better. Because the soft light that comes out of photos like these can make the photo look aesthetic. The background also should ensure that it won’t be hard to see the subject.

3.      Concentrating on one subject- Try not to capture too many things in one shot. Focus on one subject specifically a facial point of your subject that you can designate on your screen. Concentrating on one subject makes it easier for the sensors and lenses in your phone to focus on that item.

4.      Allow for negative space- Negative space is the concept that relates to empty spaces in a room or photo spot. Negative spaces can create a good border around the subject. It also makes the shot look soothing and easier to review. It is easier to take good photos if you can use the symmetrical features around your area. The symmetry of your photos can entail different things, including parallel lines or other lines up with your screen without creating slanted spots. The symmetrical arrangement can produce a better appearance that does not need you to edit the photo or adjust it to where the viewer won’t have to see things from an angle.

5.      Portrait mode is the way to go- While you can try landscape based setup on your phone, you should stick to the portrait mode feature. Portrait mode does not produce a large canvas but it does make it easier to target specific things on the screen.

6.      Say no to flash at night- The flash feature on phones is helpful sometimes. It should not be used in dark conditions. Flash at night causes a weird glare. This causes the images to look unnatural. You can use a flash during the day. You can soften some shadows or place an emphasis on your subject when using flash in brighter conditions.

7.      Use the raw format- Raw file saves more data. A JPG format produces a lousy setup that isn’t appealing. You can adjust more features on your camera when you use the raw format. I would like to advise that the Raw file format requires more disk space. This works very well when you have enough room on your phone.

8.      Clean your lens-It's easy for the lens on your phone camera to become dirty, what with it being exposed all the time. You should clean off the lens with a phone cleaner tool. The same item you use on your screen may work on the lens, but you should check the instructions first.

      One last tip is that post-processing is a very important and time-consuming task. So if you ever need any photo retouching service you can always get professional help online with great deals.

Finally, I would like to say that nobody can find success in passion if they do not put their heart in it. So go out and click away and let your imagination blossom. I hope this article was helpful to you.

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Mostafa wasif

Content writer at Clipping path graphics media house