Phone photography has made the most significant change in the whole history of the art. Now everyone is a photographer, and it’s easy. Well, it’s at least easy enough to make a few snapshots with your phone to record what’s happening. In this category I write about the pros and cons of phone photography.
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Holding a camera is different from how you hold your phone to take a photo.
The reason why it is important to hold your camera well is that it helps you to take better photos. It reduces the risk of blurry pictures. Once you form a good habit of holding your camera well you’ll also find that it is more comfortable to work with.
13 Reasons Why it’s No Good to Use Your Phone to Take Photos by Kevin Landwer-Johan Should I buy a camera or use my phone? This is a common question asked by people who do not own a DSLR camera or good quality mirrorless camera. There are many benefits of not using your phone. Your …
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11 Reasons a SmartPhone is Better: Phone Camera vs Digital Camera by Kevin Landwer-Johan Are digital cameras better than phone cameras? This is an interesting question I hear a lot. The question about phone camera vs digital camera is often asked by people who do not own a digital camera. In this article, I will …
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Camera Phone vs Digital Camera: What is the Difference? by Kevin Landwer-Johan Camera Phone vs Digital Camera? This is a common question. It’s usually asked by people who don’t own a digital camera. In this article, I’ll address the main differences in taking photos with your phone and with a digital camera. If you’d like …
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Are you loving taking photos with your phone, but have become frustrated with the limitations you can see in your pictures? Especially compared to friends who are using DSLR or mirrorless cameras.Smartphones have become more about the camera than most other technology they possess, not in the least, the actual phone.
