chariisGRACE:


Tell me say u no edit this picture.

atheistandproud:


It's edited na.

To quote Hon. Patrick, it's audible to the deaf and visible to the blind.

I like how he could capture a good part of the stadium through the car window from a speeding vehicle.

It's harder than it looks. That's where timing is off the essence.

zxcvbnmlkjhgfds:
Gurus in the house, could someone kindly do a brief tutorial on how to use Snapseed?
Thanks in advance.

IKON360:

Snapseed to edit out the chair

CornOak:

Any pointers on this type of color grading? Really love it.

Juicey10:
just mention tool for it

MCMXCVIII:


Hmm I worked more on the spill tone.

CornOak:


Thanks. I will play with with the tool and see what I can achieve.

MCMXCVIII:


Lol
if you understand Highlights and shadows, you'd get a ground on spill tones.

Thanks bro.

elvischukie:
shot on iphone 6s

festwiz:


How to Shoot Light Painting using a Smartphone

Dark room
Stock camera pro mode:
ISO 100
Shutter time 16s
Nokia torchlight as light source

Set the phone on a stand or tripod, start capture. Move the light source in the direction as if you were painting a picture.

With practice one would be able to draw proper shapes and art. I tried to draw a Lantern. LoL

khalidx:
you know this things well bro… most stock camera � won't capture it but Gcam gave me upper hand ✋

genius43:


Stock camera can but you have to disable HDR or use a motion mode.

maclawrence02:

I have up to 5 video tutorials on snapseed. Come telegram @maclawrence make I give you.

Buzx:
RN8

marrheearm:



My p30 lite is useless

Gcam closes unexpectedly when I put on motion mode

Juicey10:
just mention tool for it

atheistandproud:
INTRODUCTION

There's an old saying about there being no such thing as a bad camera, only a bad photographer. With that being said, photography is now easier than it was fifty years ago. The rise of digital cameras in smartphones as well subsequent advancements have levelled the playing field for all and sundry. Do you need a good photo? The days of heading to the studio are over. With a fairly good sensor on your smartphone, you can now take amazing photos of anything and anyone.
This is by no means an exhaustive guide, the author only aims to give the reader a foundation on which to build on.


BASIC TERMS (FAMILIARIZATION COURSE)

EXPOSURE
When we talk about “exposure,” we simply mean the brightness or darkness of a photo. It seems simple enough to take a photo that is correctly exposed (has the proper brightness or darkness), but in reality, it can be quite tricky. Exposure uses Aperture, Shutter speed, and ISO in conjunction to create a properly exposed image.

WHAT IS APERTURE?
Simply put, Aperture is the hole within your lens, through which light travels into the camera body.

WHAT IS ISO?
In very basic terms, ISO is the level of sensitivity of your camera to available light. The lower the ISO number, the less sensitive it is to the light, while a higher ISO number increases the sensitivity of your camera.

WHAT IS SHUTTER SPEED?
Shutter speed, also known as “exposure time”, stands for the length of time a camera shutter is open to expose light into the camera sensor. If the shutter speed is fast, it can help to freeze action completely. If the shutter speed is slow, it can create an effect called “motion blur”, where moving objects appear blurred along the direction of the motion which you can also see in the below photo.

WHAT IS WHITE BALANCE?
As the name suggests, white balance balances the color temperature in your image. How does it do this? It adds the opposite color to the image in an attempt to bring the color temperature back to neutral. Instead of whites appearing red or yellow, they should appear white after correctly white balancing an image.

PHOTOGRAPHY COMPOSITION
So, “composition” describes placement of relative objects and elements in an image. Consequently, the composition is a key aspect of great photography. There is hardly a way to overemphasize the importance of composition. Any aspiring artist ought to give the composition of his work a lot of attention.

HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE (HDR)
Digital cameras often have dynamic range problems. If the scene has a lot of bright light and dark shadows (a common problem on sunny days), either one part of the image will be too bright or another part will be too dark. A high dynamic range (HDR) mode helps fix this problem by sampling the light in multiple exposures and creating a composite photo. You can turn this feature on or off; the app gives you no other options.

SATURATION
This is the amount of colour you have in your photos or how colourful your photos look. One should aspire to be as artistic or purposeful with his/her saturation. Oversaturating your photos with colour makes them look cartoonish or like a caricature and is never a good idea.

SUBJECT
This is the main object in your photo. It should be the focus of the shot. Unless you are shooting a landscape photo, ensure that you have a subject that you are trying to picture. The subject is also called the ‘Foreground’.

Background
Besides the subject of your photo, everything else should be in the background. The background is the back drop of your photo.

Rayd502:


pls how do you achieve a black background using snapseed?

maclawrence02:

This is the version I use, no configs needed. The screenshots of the settings are much come to telegram @maclawrence let me send it.

festwiz:
Should I snap my dog too?

festwiz:
Second attempt at Light Painting, courtesy of genius43.

RN7 + Nokia Torchlight

BenDanor:

Your subject is out of focus

maclawrence02:

I have up to 5 video tutorials on snapseed. Come telegram @maclawrence make I give you.

chariisGRACE:

Gionee F103
LR+SS