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00:00Nowadays, most of us have smartphones, and most of these phones have advanced camera features.

00:10Although the quality of DSLR and other professional cameras is not the same,

00:15the quality of smartphone cameras continues to improve.

00:19Other smartphones now have pro settings where we can access some DSLR-like options like ISO.

00:29White balance, and EV, which is almost the same as the settings for shutter speed and exposure.

00:37We still have a lot to discover and learn to improve our mobile photography skills.

00:43In fact, it's a good practice before we invest in professional camera gears.

00:49If you are not familiar with these features, we will give you some tips to maximize your mobile photography skills.

00:58Here in Emil 101.

01:06Karis, in the last week, we taught you some basic camera options.

01:10But not all the time, you need a DSLR or expensive camera to take good pictures.

01:17Nowadays, you can also use smartphones.

01:20Here are some basic skills and tips to improve your mobile photography.

01:25First, we need to know the features of your phone camera.

01:28We need to be familiar with the modes and settings of your camera.

01:32Learn if there are pro options, and explore its features.

01:38First, we need to know how to set the focus of your camera.

01:42Usually, the focus of our phone cameras is automatic.

01:46But not all cameras have an obvious subject.

01:49To make sure that your subject is clear, just tap the screen where you want to focus.

01:56For example, in a picture, you want to focus on the subject.

02:01You can tap the camera where you want to focus.

02:05Second, experiment in using your exposure.

02:11One of the most important things to know in photography is the correct exposure.

02:17When you tap the screen of your phone to focus, a sun icon will appear.

02:23From there, you can adjust the brightness and darkness of the picture by swiping up or down.

02:32Third, use natural light.

02:35The right lighting is one of the main factors in good photography.

02:39And because smartphones have a small sensor, they can't always get good indoor shots.

02:46That's why it's better to shoot outdoors using natural light.

02:54Natural light also gives a more vibrant color and a more natural mood to the picture.

03:01That's why most of us, Kaka RSP, when we take a picture, our lighting is good.

03:07Fourth, avoid digital zoom.

03:11Avoid using digital zoom.

03:14Because it lowers the resolution of the picture.

03:18That's why it's better to get closer to the subject than to zoom in so that the quality of your picture is maintained.

03:27Next, study using HDR mode.

03:33What is this HDR mode?

03:35This is called High Dynamic Range mode.

03:38This helps for a more balanced exposure.

03:41Especially when there is a mixture of dark and light in one frame that you're taking.

03:49Because of this HDR mode, there is a balance in color.

03:53Both have dark areas and light areas.

03:55The result of the lighting of different colors is equal.

04:01Next, try the Portrait mode.

04:05This is good because if you want to highlight your subject, set the camera in Portrait mode.

04:11This gives a shallow depth of field where there is a blurred area.

04:18The background is usually more focused on the subject or the foreground.

04:25This is one of the ways to make your pictures look professional.

04:31Next, use Photography Compositions.

04:34Using the right Compositional Rules will help you get better results.

04:41Here are some Compositional Rules that you can try.

04:44First, there is a Rule of Thirds.

04:48You can see it on the camera.

04:511, 2, 3.

04:53There are three rules.

04:55You can use the grid feature of your camera and divide the image into a box or a box.

05:02It's better if you put the subject at the intersections of the grid lines.

05:08Next, there are Leading Lines.

05:10What are Leading Lines?

05:12What's good about this is that it uses natural or artificial lines around the subject to guide the eyes when looking.

05:21In other words, a picture has a story.

05:24Leading Lines gives depth and distance to the picture.

05:29It looks like a 3D.

05:31Another element is what we call Symmetry.

05:35If you want to show balance, proportion, or harmony, make your shot symmetrical.

05:42This kind of composition is perfect for architectural subjects.

05:48As you can see, the subject is perfectly balanced.

05:53Another element is the Rule of Triangles.

05:58This is often used for group shots.

06:01We can use what we call the Rule of Triangles.

06:05This helps the picture to be balanced and well-composed.

06:10It looks more balanced when your subjects are well-arranged.

06:16Another element is the Golden Ratio.

06:19What is the Golden Ratio?

06:20It's a technical term for RSPs.

06:22It's a design principle based on the ratio of 1 to 1.618

06:28that is used to give a balanced design with a pleasing visual effect.

06:35This is often used to achieve perfect harmony in compositions and pleasing to the eyes of the viewers.

06:43You can see the example of RSPs here.

06:45We have two compositions that we often use to apply the Golden Ratio in photography.

06:50One of them is the Fibonacci Spiral.

06:53This is the result of the Fibonacci Sequence that consists of numbers starting with 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, and 13.

07:02This sequence forms a spiral pattern.

07:07This is usually seen in nature, such as shells and flowers.

07:12The viewers are led to the subject in a natural flow or manner.

07:17Another example is the Phi Grid.

07:20It's sometimes called differently.

07:22There are different Bibles and different production houses.

07:25This is almost like the Rule of Thirds.

07:27But the lines are at 38.2% and 61.8% of the frame.

07:33It's based on the Golden Ratio of 1 to 1.618.

07:37Compared to the Rule of Thirds, which is 33.3% and 66.6% or 66.7%,

07:44this is a more accurate placement for harmonious balance in visual compositions.

07:50You will get better shots because of the tips that we have brought to you.

07:56Stay tuned for more information here on MIL 101.

MIL 101 | Tamang paggamit ng cellphone sa pagkuha ng litrato

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