This is a long exposure photo I took while reviewing the Lumix GF5 camera for Panasonic. I put the camera through it's paces and wanted to see what the noise levels would be like on nighttime long exposures. I was quite impressed with the colour for such a small mirrorless camera. The colours from this sensor are rich and full !! you can read the full review at the link below
Hi @outerground
Since I joined the STEEMIT network, I started to love the world of photography. Nevertheless all things must begin with learning, I am still learning by self-taught method. Taking pictures now is easy and fun. Now, most phones have cameras in them with a resolution that, just a few years ago, costs hundreds and even millions of rupiah . We do not have to worry about wasting film rolls with digital cameras, it's easy to take lots of pictures until you get the right picture. With your phone camera in your pocket or purse, you're ready to take a photo when that perfect moment arrives.
Nevertheless, the camera phone has its own limitations. Some have flash settings, but some are not. Some have zoom, while others do not. The settings are limited, though the options keep changing almost daily. Here are some ideas for taking great pictures with your camera phone. This one what i got of Margot's artives :
Lighting
Apart from blitz capabilities, natural lighting is almost always the best choice. If you are indoors, turn on the lights and experiment. Flash settings can also be used outdoors. Avoid taking pictures towards the light source because your subject can look like a dark silhouette.
I love this photo and can motivate me to learn the world of photography
I found many tips and how to:
Http://www.margothovley.com/
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