i took these on my nokia 3230..
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Wow, I thought they were good in terms of composition.
#1. Nice composition but it can look better if you controlled the direction of the light better?
#2. Creative twist in angle =)
#3 Not really in focus, but well, a camera phone might have limitations on focusing. Also, there's too much distraction at the back. LOL any camera phone gives bokeh?
#4 My fave coz the sky is exposed well =)
Just my 2 cents
Keep shooting with your mobile phone, it's an interesting thing to see in the forums =)
#1. Nice composition but it can look better if you controlled the direction of the light better?
#2. Creative twist in angle =)
#3 Not really in focus, but well, a camera phone might have limitations on focusing. Also, there's too much distraction at the back. LOL any camera phone gives bokeh?
#4 My fave coz the sky is exposed well =)
Just my 2 cents
Keep shooting with your mobile phone, it's an interesting thing to see in the forums =)
tanks for the comments n also for viewing.. i always take angles but lighting fails for me.. how do i improve on tat? tanks alot
The 1st 3 shots all seem to be slightly out of focus (eg, focused at the branches in #1, the longkang in #2, the leaves in front of the flowers in #3)? Not sure if the camera phone allows you to focus at a spot or to do focus lock? That might help with the focusing.
#4's color looks retro, like those 1970s photos.
#4's color looks retro, like those 1970s photos.
the camera on a phone does have it's limit. especially when in low light situation. using flash might help.
flash? if u find it over budget and don mind... bring a reflector to reflect light. Flash, hard to sync with hand phone. While, a reflector reflects natural light and also cheaper than flash.
thanks for the comments B2937.. hehe.. it looks retro mayb cos of lighting.. abit disappointed wif the flowers but i will try to see if focusing is allowed on the cam.. thanks yeaThe 1st 3 shots all seem to be slightly out of focus (eg, focused at the branches in #1, the longkang in #2, the leaves in front of the flowers in #3)? Not sure if the camera phone allows you to focus at a spot or to do focus lock? That might help with the focusing.
#4's color looks retro, like those 1970s photos.
a reflector? as in mirrors or shiny objects? hmm gd idea.. mayb i'll try it.. i dun tink my handphone can attach a flash haha... hmm
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