What are some of the best apps for night photography (or really, other types of photography)? Let’s have a quick look! Clear Outside Free; Android or iOS This may possibly be my favorite. It gives information for cloud cover (low, medium and high, which is very useful!), darkness conditions, the
Are you on-the-go and want to utilize your Lightroom presets? In this video, Serge Ramelli walks us through how to do just that. You’ll learn how to install and use your presets on Lightroom Mobile to retouch all your photos and improve your phone photography skills! Ready to take your
My Galaxy Note10+ comes with Samsung’s Live Focus feature for the built-in camera. Utilizing two of the phone’s triple camera system to simulate a wide aperture effect, photos taken with Live Focus have a distinct look to a standard phone snap. I use my phone to take day-to-day photos of
When Olympus announced its intention to sell its camera division last month, a lot of people were quick to blame smartphones. Specifically, the fact that people thought that phones were “good enough” in terms of being able to produce a photograph. But what makes me scratch my head even more
The world is a little strange, yes? Even though I have been pottering in my own garden, in my home studio, working with still life, flowers, food and such … I really do miss my portrait sessions, and so do my models. So, when I saw a YouTube video for
The popular Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphone family offers superb camera features. This article will show you all the options available to take the best shot possible in any scenario you may encounter. Note: Screenshots and content in this article are based off the S10 5G phone’s camera, but are relevant
This morning, Adobe announced an AI-first camera app for iOS and Android devices called Photoshop Camera. With Photoshop Camera, you can capture, edit and share photos and moments using real-time Photoshop automation right from the viewfinder within the app. Powered by Adobe Sensei, the app can instantly recognize the subject
In this video, Seán Duggan explains how to get creative with low-angle views when you’re using a mobile phone for photography. For more LinkedIn Learning videos about photography, click here. Hey everybody, Sean here. Greetings from Nevada City, California. I’m at the Inn Town Campground. And I’ve been experimenting with
Over the last two years, I’ve been using my mobile phones to produce an increasing amount of video content. Using my iPhone or Samsung Galaxy to make quick videos has proven to be very convenient, but one of my struggles has been finding reliable ways to collect quality audio while
These days, regular people find themselves spending a lot more time in front of a camera. Whether it’s video conferencing apps to stay in touch, live streaming on social media, or participating in webinars, cameras are critical. It’s all about the light Of course, any good photographer will tell you,
Transferring pictures between your phone and your computer is troublesome but often necessary. If you’re like me, then just because you shot a picture with your phone doesn’t mean you don’t want to use the best tools available on your computer to finish the photograph — especially as phone cameras
I hope this technique is as helpful for you as it has been for me. It’s well known that you can only post to Instagram from your phone app. Which means you’ve probably done all kinds of digital gymnastics in order to get your best photos onto your phone to
