Hi guys, I love my nothing phone 2a compared to my previous samsung. Love the fact that this phone sometimes punches above it’s price segment under the perfect conditions. Trust me, I’ve taken some pretty amazing shots which I had to do a double take just to make sure I took it from this phone. For the first time I feel inclined to learn to properly how to use the expert mode given the capability of the cameras.

Can y’all drop me your best tips in the comments. I’ve never owned a piece of professional camera. Let’s say I wanna capture the vibe of a cosy cafe in the afternoon, what ev, iso,s, wb should I use? If you could also elaborate on what ev, iso are it would much appreciated.

Thanks in advance!!!

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Hello Guys

Hope all are you doing Good & having a wonderful time with Nothing.

From Arijit M, Passionate photographer;today I’m talking about the Motion photography with Smartphone.

What is motion photography📸?

Motion photography is a type of photography that captures movement or action in a still image. It involves using techniques such as fast shutter speeds, burst mode, and panning to freeze or blur the motion of a subject. The goal of motion photography is to convey a sense of movement and energy in a single image.

I can provide some tips for capturing motion photography:👇

1. Use a fast shutter speed to freeze the motion. The faster the subject is moving, the faster the shutter speed needs to be.

2. Consider using burst mode to capture multiple shots in quick succession. This can help increase your chances of getting a great shot.

3. Use panning techniques to capture motion while keeping the subject in focus. To do this, move your camera in the same direction as the subject’s movement while keeping the subject in the same position in the frame.

4. Experiment with different angles and perspectives to add interest and variety to your shots.

5. Consider using a tripod or stabilizer to keep your camera steady and reduce blur. Remember, capturing motion photography takes practice and patience. Keep experimenting and trying new techniques until you find what works best for you.

Here are some results📸

Thanks & regards by- Arijit M

Passionate product Photographer 📸

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