#Limited Photography-How to shoot with a phone

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thick wolf
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this should be obvious but shoot in bright light with not too much high contrast scenes

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and i saw in a video that you can convince viewers that it was shot on a dslr by shooting with the wide angle, as it doesnt give you the normal phone camera look and wide angles dont have too much dof either

tall owl
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phone piccie

rose heath
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👍

summer kettle
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These three pics are phone photos

honest yoke
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Damn

honest yoke
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took these shots on my phone, when doing phone photography i like to focus on composition since changing settings isn’t an option

raw coyote
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those are all phone pics taken with the Camera from LR mobile and edited with the same. Phone is the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra

summer kettle
raw coyote
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yes, but this was taken WITH the built-in camera mode from LR mobile

white dock
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Also take into account that you're most likely shooting at around 24mm with your primary phone camera. So look up photos shot with a 24mm on a ILC and use those as inspiration.

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Shooting at 24mm can definitely be tricky for people who are new to photography. It's why kit lenses and 50mm equiv primes are always recommended. Much easier to isolate a subject or limit a composition by having a longer focal length

gloomy steppe
tall owl
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tbf it's an iPhone

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I don't have many photos from my phone

honest yoke
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This forum is getting some really good photos now

honest yoke
raw coyote
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which one?

raw coyote
rose heath
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Not me but for inspiration - Rike shoots b/w on a iphone, some stunning stuff: https://twitter.com/Rike_bnw in the right hands a phone can be a powerfull tool

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untold frost
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@honest yoke some of my phone photos on a Samsung S10e with Pro Mode and using lightroom mobile

honest yoke
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Shooting with a phone is a different experience. No aperture control. No dynamic range control. No exposure control. Literally left to the whims and fancies of artificial intelligence and a questionably weak sensor.

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I would love to see your guys tips and tricks on how to shoot with a phone cam

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And would also love to see your works on the same.

tall owl
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use pro mode most of the time and set the SS to 1/50 and use the lowest ISO I can

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I prefer to use it for long exposures and nothing else

nova sable
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Download Lightroom Mobile and shoot with the camera inside of that app. Gives you all the control

rose heath
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what Lunar and the gas goose said the next thing is: stay away from artificial DOF it's the worst; enbrace a high DOF and enjoy what that gives you for compositions