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Photographing with smartphone camera has become the most common thing between smartphone holders, it turns taking photo more easily than taking it using a camera due to many reasons, it’s very easy, high resolution, large memory and the best thing is no need to go to any one to have these photos on paper to make the tradition albums. So, if you have a smartphone with a camera and want to take a good picture for a moment, sun, daughter, landscape, or anything else by yourself, have a look about this tips to take a good picture using your smart phone camera.

1. Know your Camera

When you got a new device you have to check its camera, try to take many different pictures with various angles, play around the setting to vary resolution, brightness, shooting mode and other functions unique to your device and keep in mind that practice makes perfect.

2. Be close, and try not to use the zoom

You have a high resolution camera lens, however that’s doesn’t mean that your smartphone camera zoom is reliable to photo some too far object, you only can get this feature when you use advance cameras like cannon or Nikon, that’s because smartphone camera. Instead, make sure you get close and fill the viewfinder. Avoid zoom, which can reduce the image quality.

3. Recognize the Role of Thirds

You might be inclined to place the subject in the center of the frame. As unnatural as it may feel at first, use the rule of thirds instead. The thinking behind the rule of thirds is to break the frame into three equal sections, both horizontally and vertically. Some smartphone cameras have a setting that will place these lines there for you to see as you take the picture. The points where these lines intersect are where you should place points of interest in the frame. You’ll be amazed at the difference!

4. Get the Right Light

If you want to produce a rich color picture, you have to search for the natural lighting, because it will almost always produce a better shot with realistic color than a photo taken with a camera flash, especially for portrait shots. If it’s cloudy or you’re taking a shot inside, look for strong artificial lights or ways to reflect what little natural light there is. Things like a large piece of white posterboard or a sunshade for your car dashboard can help illuminate your subject.

5. Keep your lens CLEAN