6 Mobile Photography Tips you must know - 2018

In this video, Pixel Viilage is giving you 6 tips which anyone can practice and improve ones photography with mobile phones.

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[loveu]

"Its not exactly the phone or quality or resolution that matters, what matters is the way you use those equipments"- Great line

[luckyroux]

Indian guys literally takes the tutorial league by storm. Best Teachers

[Ram-yihl]

His voice is so clear just like his photography

[dumbajne]

was actually upset of something and decided to take a break on social medias then I decided to search how to capture photos instagramably and then watching Sir as he demonstrates the hows and rules he literally makes me calm by just hearing his voice ❣️

[yukheisushi]

I don't know this guy but by just looking at him, I know I can trust him.

[jacquesantonyjohnson]

You just proved that a bad workman always blames his tools.

[bjyxsummer]

lately I'm into photography and I love taking pictures so I searched how to enhance my skills and this video is really helpful thank you so much.

[jmulchino]

As an experienced photographer I was a bit skeptical at first, but wow, you are very good at putting the aesthetic back into short tutorials. So tired of watching clips that start with sone 18-year old, “wassup? guys!” . You hit all the tips I use on a daily basis and convey them in a confident and nuanced manner. My only bone to pick is your tip on “filling the frame” doing portraits. Now, I agree, “filling the frame” IS good, but you choose a subject who had a truly roundish and interesting face that could survive the inherently distorting quality of smart phone lens AND still look interesting. If you try the same technique on a more conventional face, your shot will be truly unflattering and not representative of that person. I suggest getting a longer external telephoto lens and step back, then fill the frame and let the more natural distance and lack of distortion do its work. What do you think? BTW, I’m tuning into the rest of your videos. You got me excited about photography again!

[erick-gdwo]

My respect to you sir for treating cell phone like a proper camera.

[Sree]

Love the way he speaks... He would make a great teacher.. ❣️

[zawarudospacestation]

I trust his lessons, at first impression you will know he has decades of experience in photography and experience in this matters.

[aksj]

The best thing I like in this video, 0:41 "it's not exactly the phone that matters, what matters how you use it"

[shahedm.]

Thank u so much that helps a lot :)
#1 fill the frame 3:20
#2 use a frame within the frame 3:56
#3 rule of thirds 5:27
#4 leading lines 6:12
#5 the rule of odds 6:40
# 6 symmetry 7:35

[justfierbenedict]

Just 10 minutes and I have stopped despising my phone's camera! This is fantastic!

[spandey]

Summary :
1.clean the lens
2.grid activation
3.hold with both hands use thumb to click
# Rules
1. Fill the frame
2.use a frame within a frame
3. Rule of third( keep at the golden point of the frame )
4. Use the leading lines in your frame
5. The rule of odds
6. Symmetry

[iam_ms]

I think the one who's recording this video is more creative, camera man has done great job 👍

[WilTimms]

Mans still out here hearting comments after 2 whole years, good job dude 🙂👍

[celajesjankarl]

Frame
Rule of third
Leading lines
Rule of odds
Symmetry

Thank you so much sir! Very helpful

[chandimabodhinath]

When I watched this I realized that you are not an amateur from the way you presented this video. This was confirmed when I browsed your channel. This is one of the most professional video presentations I found in Utube. Great work and big thank you. Greetings from Sri Lanka

[GeeksTutorial]

Great teaching! I was never this much curious about taking a photo with a phone. You nailed it!