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- Tune The Aspect Ratio Till You Get The Largest Possible Image
- Insert A Microsd Card For High-Resolution Images
- Clean The Lens
- Determine The Right Exposure Settings
- Tune The Focus Manually
- Take Multiple Snapshots
- One-Handed Photography Is Not Enough
Normally, Nokia phones’ factory settings are not set to optimal which means it is usually at a lower resolution. Although this offers a better digital zoom, it doesn’t give you the largest possible image. To achieve this, just tune the aspect ratio till you get the largest possible image.
Since high-definition images consume a lot of memory space, it’s best to store them in a microSD card so you can have more memory left for other files and apps. However, if your handset doesn’t come with a microSD slot, then save your best pictures and delete the ones you don’t need before taking more photos.
Before taking a picture, make sure the camera lens doesn’t have dirt and fingerprints. Since phones spend most of their time in the pockets or purse, the dust and dirt can get on the lens. To eliminate fingerprints and dirt, wipe the lens with a cloth before taking a picture. A microfiber cloth or an optician cleaning cloth are recommended since th...
There are three essential settings for taking photos: the ISO, exposure time, and the aperture. Their values determine how blurred is the image of the object in motion, how strong is the exposure of the photo, and how well is your device focused on the background.
Great images are often captured by using the right focus. Thus, it’s important for smartphone photographers to set it right. The autofocus is helpful at times but it is infallible since it doesn’t know the right focus. Using the touch or manual focus, on the other hand, solves the issue and allows you to focus anywhere you want, capturing sharp pho...
Capturing a single shot of your subject isn’t always the perfect snapshot, so it’s best to take multiple snaps of it and sort the images later. For instance, if your only image of the Eiffel Tower in Paris is blurry, you will most likely regret it later. But if you take several shots of the subject while paying attention to the focus, you will prob...
Taking several shots of your subject quickly can result in shaky and blurry images. Smartphone photographers often produce such results when they only use one hand for taking photos. But your photos can be improved by holding your Nokia smartphone using both of your hands. While doing this, make sure your arms are completely extended to lessen the ...
Nokia Essential True Wireless Earphones E3103 - Black (Promo) S$ 39 inc tax was S$ 79
Sep 29, 2017 · SINGAPORE - After a three-year hiatus, Nokia mobile phones are officially returning to target Singapore consumers. The first of them is the revamped version of the classic Nokia 3310.
