I recently purchased a light pad. Nothing expensive — I just needed something to start photographing the massive amount of slides I have. My old slide scanner is so slow and I wanted to try using the DSLR method. Ever since I purchased it I’ve had other ideas about how
Selfies have taken over the world of mobile photography like no one ever thought. People are getting more and more creative with their selfies. But how do you make sure your selfies are sharp, composed correctly and creative? In this video from Loïc Bellemare-Alford, he walks us through five tips
There are a lot of simple tips that can easily make your phone photography look better. Here are four tips that can help you get better mobile phone photos. Become a tripod for low light photos People often take blurry photos when they move their phones. In another Mobile Mondays
With so much mobile video content being produced every minute, good technique can help your video stand out. Here are some of my tips to ensure you record the best video possible on your smartphone. 1. Familiarize yourself with your phone Many people don’t take the time to learn the
As we’re out and about, we might not always have our cameras with us. But that shouldn’t stop us from capturing something we find inspiring. Lauri Novak had a great piece a couple of weeks ago about keeping your phone ready for photography. And it’s true — having your phone
Plates is an app for curating your photos, discovering other photographers, and collaborating on similar themes. We kick the tires on this alternative to Instagram, Vero, Facebook, and others. Alternatives to Instagram, Meta and TikTok Plates aims itself to offer a photographic alternative to other social media. It does so
I have been using my Samsung S21 mobile phone on and off for a few years now to shoot and edit in Adobe Lightroom Mobile. I used Lightroom on my phone years ago and found it a little clunky and difficult to use. Not to mention I found it much
Every week I get questions from people about the image quality of cell phone cameras. In fact, just the other day, I was meeting with a gentleman over coffee and he wanted to know about the image quality differences between my Nikon D850 and my iPhone X. It seems like
Psssst! Want to learn some easy ways to improve your phone photos instantly? You’ve come to the right place. This should apply to almost any phone. n fact, I used an iPhone 6 for these examples! I’m often asked what sort of cheap point-and-shoot camera will help take better photos
If you’re using an older iPhone or even a newer one with lots of apps, or one that is improperly set up, you may experience lag here and there that could make your content creation that much harder. A fast, responsive, device will generally mean that device’s camera performs at
Lately, I’m sad to say I’ve seen several of my friends lose images due to not having a proper backup system in place. Here at Photofocus, we have plenty of articles that can help you with your photography workflow. Our Flipboard storyboard is an easy place to find them all.
I recently received a pack of Moment lenses to test out for review. What I was most excited for was the Moment Tele lens — a 58mm lens that I could attach to my iPhone 12. As someone who didn’t know how bad iPhone’s digital zoom was until a few
