If you’ve ever seen smartphone concert photography shared on social media, you’re probably familiar with how bad they can turn out. Your friends are eager to share how much fun they had seeing their favorite band live, but the pictures are often blurry, over or underexposed, and generally disappointing. So, does all smartphone concert photography …
To edit videos on a smartphone one doesn’t need to do anything mind blowing. Learn how to optimize the mobile video editing process, here.
As smartphone technology continues to get better and better, the quality of photos also continues to improve. In the past, many smartphone photographers have struggled with poor contrast. It was once incredibly disappointing to take a photo of the beautiful scene in front of you, only to be disappointed by the blown-out highlights and pitch-black …
You may be surprised to hear that it can be difficult to scratch your phone’s camera lens. This is because most smartphones have a scratch-resistant coating on the lens to help protect it from damage. Think about all the times you’ve accidentally dropped your phone or shoved it into your pocket or purse with your …
It is hard to imagine a world before cameras now that we carry tiny cameras in our pockets at all times and see cameras built into our laptops, tablets, and even our watches. But how did we get here? How did we go from fuzzy black and white photos to high definition gigapixel photographs that …
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So, who exactly is @filmandpixel, and why should you care about her work? Well, her name is Erica “Spin” Coble, and she’s an incredibly successful phone photographer (who just so happens to work for Moment). While Erica doesn’t shoot exclusively on her phone, she does love the convenience of the mobile. Her feeling is that …
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