1. Do not shake your phone while shooting. Especially at the moment when the shooting button is pressed, you must not cause the phone to shake. In addition, you must pause for a while after the shooting, and do not move your phone immediately.
2. If it is a two-handheld phone, it should be "clipped" rather than "pinched". Hold both sides of the phone with both hands to keep the phone stable and focus with the thumb of your right hand.
3. In order to ensure the stability of the shooting screen, it is best to carry a tripod with you when shooting if conditions permit.
4. Meter the light before shooting. When metering the light, the phone is based on our focus position. When shooting, it is clicked at a certain position in the screen, and the metering area will also be in that position.
5. When shooting, first consider which part of the content needs to be clearly presented in the picture, and meter the light according to the actual needs during shooting.
6. Adjust the exposure and there is a slider. Adjusting exposure compensation during shooting can brighten the picture. When shooting on your phone, clicking on the screen will show the exposure adjustment line and the small sun icon. Drag the up and down arrows on the exposure adjustment line up to increase the exposure compensation and increase the brightness of the picture; moving down means reducing the exposure compensation and the picture becomes dark.
7. Follow the principle of "it would rather be less exposed than not exposed". Because if it is overexposed, it is difficult to restore the details of the subject.
8. When shooting, as soon as the content to be shot appears on the mobile phone screen, press the shutter immediately to shoot. In this way, the phone has not yet completed focusing, which can easily cause blurred images and unclear subjects.
9. There is a brief focus process during shooting. After the phone is aligned with the subject in the screen, an autofocus focus frame will appear on the phone screen. You can use your phone to move the focus frame to change the focus position, etc., and then press the shutter to shoot after the focus is completed.
10. When shooting, avoid messy pictures and the subject is not prominent. There are three methods: one is to get close to the shooting and highlight the subject; the second is to change the shooting angle to avoid messy objects; the third is to cut off the images of the messy objects in the post-processing process.
11. Meter the light first and then shoot. Focus is important. Give the phone a little time to autofocus first, and don't just pick it up and take pictures.
12. Learn to adjust exposure. When the shooting screen is insufficient, adjust the exposure appropriately to achieve a brighter shooting effect.
