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How to take sharp smartphone photos

Posted on May 10, 2015April 24, 2020 By Hulk

With a few simple tips, sharp photos from your smartphone are within easy reach.

Struggling to get your smartphone photos looking sharp?

Here are a few ways to ensure your mobile photography is crisp rather than mushy.

Many of these principles also apply to photos taken with conventional cameras, so don’t feel left out if mobile photography isn’t your thing.

 

Hold it steady

 

Motion blur can make photos look soft. The first step to ensure sharp photos is to have a stabilization system for the handset.

There are several tripods on the market designed specifically for smartphones. Otherwise, if they are too cumbersome for point-and-shoot moments, try using both hands to firmly grip the camera before taking the shot. Holding a deep breath before taking a photo can also reduce any shakiness.
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