Here’s a list of all of our phone photography guides. You’ll find beginner to advanced photography techniques, methods to set up certain shots, and how and when to use photography equipment.
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Phone Photography 101: Get the Picture
Are you ready for some phone photography 101 to take you from a point, shoot, and get the picture kind of photographer to a full-fledged Galaxy guru? You should be because phone photography is the next big thing in the world of both pretty pictures and professional...
The Evolution of Samsung Phones
A few months ago, Samsung released Galaxy S10 and those who have used it can agree that this phone has the best camera ever. Apart from retaining some features of the S9+ model such as the 12-megapixel lenses and the previous model’s dual-aperture megapixel, the S10...
The Best Dual SIM Phones for Photography
While dual SIM phones were not very well received when they first entered the phone market back in 2000, their functionality has since come into its own. Today the capability has become almost a necessity in virtually all modern cell phone devices. Indeed, the ability...
Understanding Your Cell Phone Camera Lens
Understanding the capabilities and nuances of your cell phone camera lens can be tough, but it's necessary for growth as a photographer. There's too much technical jargon and not enough clear language though in the majority of explanations of our cell phone camera...
The Best Way to Share Photos
The best way to share photos was, in the not so distant past, a long and complicated process. There was taking, processing, and scrapbooking to be done before a photo could really be shared. Obviously, today things are considerably different. What's the best way to...
Complete Guide: Long Exposure Photography on Phones
Long exposure photography makes for some of the coolest photos out there. It's an incredibly flexible technique, too. It can be used to brighten dark places or to smooth out movement. You can use long exposure to snap a shot of the Milky Way or capture star trails....
10 Tips for Photographing Your Vacation
Vacations represent an awesome opportunity for photographers. You're probably in some far-off, exotic location, you're experiencing new things every day, and you're making memories you want to hold onto forever. Doing some photography is a given! Still - you don't...
You Need a Smartphone Camera Remote: Here’s Why
If you are indeed part of our target audience (single, millennial, tech-savvy, moderate disposable income, based in the U.S.), you're really going to resonate with this article. We're going to discuss what a smartphone camera remote is, why you need one, and how it...
Complete Smartphone Photographer Starter Pack
Are you an amateur photographer trying to bust your way into the game as a smartphone photographer, but just wish there was something like a smartphone photographer starter pack? Oh, the title of this post is smartphone photographer starter pack? Well then, you must...
9 Clever Smartphone Photography Hacks
Looking for some smartphone photography hacks to up your Insta game? Look no further: here are 9 quick and easy hacks to wow your friends and make even serious photographers jealous. 1. Balloons Instead of Drones Drones are a badass tool for the modern photographer....
Photography 101: Basic Photography Tips to Take Cool Pictures on your Phone
It should be easy to take a picture, capture cool pictures, and do all kinds of basic photography on your phone. Yes, we said it. Right now you may find that hard to believe. But, stick with us through this guide and in the end, you'll be taking both pretty pictures...
You Need a Phone Tripod: Here’s Why
Tripods are always brought up whenever the subject of camera gear comes up. Are they really that important? Yeah, actually, they are. Learn why here! What's a Phone Tripod? I probably shouldn't have to explain what a tripod is. It's an accessory to cameras which has 3...
Essential Photography Equipment for Smartphones
So, you're in the market for the absolute essential photography equipment for smartphones. You want the bare minimum in gear so that you can see if smartphone photography is for you. We can respect that. If you're beginning into smartphone photography or on a severe...
What’s Better – Editing Photos on your Phone or PC?
Which is best for you, editing photos on your phone or PC? It seems like an easy enough question, and for simplicity sake when it comes to smartphone photography, most people would agree that using their phone to edit is ideal. At the same time, these same people tend...
Is it Lens or Lense?
It may seem like a patronizing question, but which is the correct singular of lenses - lens or lense? Many people argue that because the plural of a single lens is lenses, it only follows that the correct singular format of the word should, in fact, be lense. While...
Smartphone Macro Photography Guide
So, you've been scrolling through Instagram and have come upon some excellent smartphone macro photography. Congratulations on finding one of the most exciting and utilizable kinds of smartphone photography! https://www.instagram.com/p/BwCzkG5AOjz/ Now that you've...
The Complete Guide for Low Light Photography on Smartphones
Snapsort's Low Light Photography Infographic What is Low Light Photography? Low-light is any environment that's darker than full-light, which is a lot broader than you might think. Examples of low light situations include nighttime (duh), being indoors, heavy cloud...
Smartphone vs Mirrorless Camera vs DSLR
So, you're looking at a Smartphone vs Mirrorless Camera vs DSLR (otherwise known as a digital single-lens reflex camera). We get it - it's a tough choice, and as smartphone photography continues to grow as a discipline it'll get even tougher. On one hand, a smartphone...
Get The Picture: 2019 Top Smartphone Camera Accessories
You need to get the picture, the whole picture when it comes to 2019 smartphone camera accessories. There are a litany of viable options on the market today, and if you lack knowledge of the industry then purchasing can be overwhelming. Whether you're looking for an...
7 Secret Smartphone Photography Tricks of the Trade
Point and shoot getting a little boring for you, aye? Are you looking for some new smartphone photography tricks of the trade to make your photos stand out? We figured you would be, so we found the best seven tips to upgrade your skills. Read on to find out what we...
Don’t Zoom-In on Smartphones: It’s Not Really Helping
As it turns out, there's little reason to ever zoom in on a smartphone (or most digital cameras, for that matter). You're sacrificing resolution without gaining much. There are exceptions, of course, but for most phones, it's not helping you get a better picture! The...
Smartphone Camera Lens Filters: A Beginner’s Guide
Owning and using lens filters is one of the marks that distinguishes a casual or novice photographer from a serious camera slinger. They allow you to take shots in a wider variety of situations and even improve the quality of your photos without the need for...
How to Make Money as a Travel Photographer
So you want to travel the world and get paid to do it, huh? You’re not the only one. It’s the dream job, right? Exploring new places, snapping cool pics, blogging about it… not to mention the copious amounts of tequila on the beach. That’s livin’ the good life. It...
Phone Camera Basics: 5 Things You Should Know (But Don’t)
There are loads of things to learn about photographing with your phone, but we're here in this case to talk phone camera basics. You know the deal...point, click, and capture. And, presto - you're taking mind-boggling photos. For real...it's that easy. We've seen the...
How (and Why) to Shoot in RAW on Smartphones
RAW images are a photographer's best friend. They offer practically limitless processing options and are a powerful tool for any serious editing. And the RAW format isn't just limited to high-end cameras or DSLRs - most high-end smartphones have the innate ability to...
How to Light Paint with a Phone
Light painting is an easy photography trick to implement with a broad range of applications. You can get started in just a few minutes with the things you already have lying around. Here's how to light paint with a smartphone: What is Light Painting? Simply put, light...
What Type of Photographer Should You Be?
One of the great things about photography is the abundance of resources and equipment catered to sharpening your skills. With so many options, however, buying equipment can sometimes get a bit overwhelming, especially for those who are just starting out on their...
Tips for Powerful Portrait Photography
Some of the most powerful photographs are portraits. To some degree, we all relate ourselves to the people we see in portraits. That’s why portraits have a unique penchant for eliciting some of the strongest emotional responses from their viewers. Whether you are...
Do I Need a Tripod for Travel Photography?
The tripod is one of the most essential tools in a photographer’s arsenal. It ensures maximum stability, enables experimenting with low shutter speeds, and allows you to stage photographs better. But tripods can be heavy and bulky, not something we want while...
How to Shoot Legendary Landscape Photos
Legendary landscape photography is more than a hobby; it’s a way of life. It’s a lifestyle that indulges in grit, adventure, and a passion for natural beauty. Legendary landscape photographers spend their lives chasing the light in remote areas, capturing scenes...
How to Take a Picture from a Moving Vehicle
Taking a picture from a moving vehicle is difficult, but definitely doable. If you don't have to press pause on your adventure to pull over to the side of the road, then why would you, right? You can get yourself a crisp and high quality image from the comfort of the...
How to Travel and Not Be a Tourist
When you travel as a tourist, you can miss out on a lot of valuable experiences. Many of the opportunities you are offered are the same cut-and-dry options as everyone else. If you want a unique experience, make an effort to be less like a tourist! Here are some tips...
