I'll have to add Melbourne to the list as well. Beautiful architecture and amazing landscapes. Captured right before discovering the WeWork. It doesn’t need to be perfect but using a building in each corner creates a smooth visual interest.”ĭay 417 – Me, looking up, right in the heart of Sydney…a little bit south of The Sydney Opera House. I try to frame the shot by making the four corners of my photo contain architecture that will bring a strong line (like glass, mullions, building corners, etc.) drawing the eye towards the center. “For example, looking straight up (or even placing your phone in ‘selfie mode’ while placed on the ground) in an area with skyscraping architecture will cause all lines to converge to a point towards the center of your screen. “Leading lines and framing are my ‘go-to’ methods when capturing visuals with my smartphone,” says #teampixel member, 3D Visualist and Creative Director Azeez Bakare, who takes composition to a whole new level.
Little switch up from the stories today! In honor of the 4 being announced tomorrow, here are some of my favorite shots taken on the pixel 3xl and edited on mobile 🤘🏼 Which one is your favorite? #madebygoogle #googlepixel #giftfromgoogleĪ post shared by ＪＯＳＨ | ＷＩＳＥＭＡＮ on at 10:51am PDT
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This gives you full control to either expose a darker foreground (trees, leaves, grass, etc.), or a brighter background such as windows, sky, or lights of some sort.” Enough already with the super dark pictures and blown-out images. “You can drag your finger up and down after tapping to brighten or darken the image before you ever press the shutter. “One thing that a lot of people don’t know is that you can manually tap on the screen wherever you want, to not only focus, but properly expose,” Photographer Josh Wiseman says. This is one of the first and easiest things you can learn to manipulate to improve your photos. In most instances, the controls for exposure are designated with a sun symbol and a slide tool. Though a smartphone doesn’t offer as many tools as a DSLR, most allow users to, at a minimum, adjust exposure up or down. Up your photo game so your adventures appear as cool and as fun as they actually were. Maybe you ended up with a new smartphone over the holidays? Get the most out of it with tips from a handful of Google’s #teampixel ambassadors. Added options mean sharper photos, detailed images with more-than-large-enough files for printing. Google’s Pixel 4, like other recent models, has two rear-facing cameras, one of which is 16 megapixels, with an 8MP front-facing camera. Why use a relic when you can viably combine a personal assistant and computer into a pocket-sized device with a 16-megapixel camera - actually, make that two or three cameras. The old flip-phone with an afterthought camera is now definitely a thing of yesteryear.
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