How to take better photos with your smartphone
Wednesday 28 February 2018, 14:41 by Aäron Nasarany | 7,485 views | 6 commentsThis article was translated from Dutch with the help of AI. Read the original.
Modern smartphones come with an advanced camera. So taking good photos should be a piece of cake. Yet there are still plenty of things you can pay attention to in order to get even more out of your smartphone.
Peter McKinnon is a photographer, vlogger and filmmaker, and uploads videos with tips to his YouTube channel almost every day. His YouTube channel currently has almost 1.5 million subscribers, and counting, and is full of useful videos.
In this video, Peter explains how to take better and, above all, more creative photos with your iPhone!
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6 comments
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FrankT wrote on Thursday 1 March 2018 at 09:12 | replyNice video, this, thank you! Nicely explained and I will definitely try out the tips.
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Aäron Nasarany
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@FrankT: Cool, good luck trying it out!
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R K wrote on Thursday 1 March 2018 at 13:35 | replyStill a shame that the emphasis continues to be so much on iPhone photography, while Huawei, Google and Samsung, for example, are now putting cameras in their smartphones that are at least as good. The new Samsung Galaxy S9+ received the highest DxO score ever for smartphones this week, and the camera of Google's Pixel 2 also scores better than the iPhone X.
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R K wrote on Thursday 1 March 2018 at 14:41 | reply
@Elja: in previous articles I wrote for Photofacts, I myself deliberately mentioned as many possible Android alternatives as possible, for example when it was about specific iOS apps.
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In the above case, the title could just as well be "How to take better photos with your smartphone". The fact that the maker of the video happens to use an iPhone is not really relevant here.
By the way: I decided for myself not to write any more articles about mobile photography, because I noticed that Photofacts readers aren't interested in it. But that's another story. -
Elja Trum
wrote on Thursday 1 March 2018 at 15:29
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I’ve adjusted the title.
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I think more and more photographers are realizing that you can also take beautiful photos with a smartphone, so who knows, maybe these articles will become more interesting for Photofacts visitors again.
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