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phone closer to whatever you’re taking a picture of than you would with a regular camera.
• Stay very> wry sdL Easier said than (tone, hut it helps to hold the camera phone with bo th hands and brace your arms against your sides or lean vuur elbows on a stable object like a table tor support. This will help to prevent blurring.
• Get accustomed to the shutter lag. This is the wait time between the moment you press the button hi take a picture and the moment the picture is actually captured. Once you get a feel for how tong yours is. you 11 be able to hatter time your shots. *
t Don't get too triggerhappy with the delete button. The tbs play on your phone has a low resolution, so an image that looks grainy on your phone cutud look just One on
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