There are common camera problems smartphone users occasionally
run into when trying to take pictures and record videos. Today we share 5 of these problems with ways to fix them.
Blurry
Images
This
is probably the most common problem with smartphone cameras. Blurry images
occur for two major reasons: either because you are not holding your smartphone
properly when taking pictures or there is not enough ambient light in the area
you are shooting the image.
You
can fix the first cause by resting part of your phone on one of your fingers or
in the palm of your hand when you are framing a shot. You can also brace the
phone against a wall or table, or use a tripod for smartphones to help you
steady a shot. For the second cause, you need to shoot in the brightest areas
possible or use the flash of your camera (if it has one). You can also try
using an image editor to sharpen the images.
Photos Lack Contrast
Especially
when photos are shot in low light setting, they tend to lack good contrast. To
fix this, the best solution is to use an image editor to process the photo
after it has been taken. The automatic brightness/contrast tools of the image
editor will help liven your pictures and make them pop.
Subject
Appears Small
All
you need to do to fix this is to shoot closer to the object. If you can’t be as
physically close to the subject as you should, you can use the camera’s digital
zoom. But, for the best result, you should first move as close as you can to
the subject, before using the camera’s digital zoom. You should ensure that you
fill the frame with the subject of the image. Additionally, you can use an
image editor to crop your images to make the subject appears closer and larger.
But you should be careful with this because cropping too much can cause
increased pixilation.
Images
Are Dark
To
fix this, you should avoid shooting in low light areas, if you must do so, use
a flash. Also, backlighting can cause dark images. Backlighting is when there
is more light in the back of the subject than there is facing the subject. To
avoid this, you should ensure that when shooting, the light is coming from
behind you and is facing the subject.
Misuse
Smartphone
camera problems like blurry images are also caused by smartphone misuse. Most
times, due to misuse, the protective coating on the lens of the camera is
scratched and this makes your photos appear blurry. To keep the protective
coating of the camera from getting scratched, you should take note of the
surfaces you place your phone to ensure that none are rough enough to scratch
the camera. You can also invest in a good phone cover to help protect the
camera.
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