4118. ADVICES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. You can take good photos with handphones or smart phones

19 JUN 2022: ADVICES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. You can take good photos with iphone 11 pro

Smart handphone images are as good as professional camera images.

1.  iphone 11 pro takes good photos too, but you need to acquire digital imaging skills like how to take good photos with the "rule of threes" and how to edit them using a good software like Lightroom.

You can use the photos 

1. to sell as STOCK PHOTOS on commercial websites. For example, the following photos have been approved by www.shutterstock.com after I have had edited them. You can buy them from www.shutterstock.com/g/toapayohvets

2.  to market your products or services on social media or online platforms like Etsy, Shopee, Carousell etc.

2.1 to market products, for example, made by your elderly mother if she does dress making for dolls.

Some iphone 11 images are shown below.

MORE INFO AT:
https://2010vets.blogspot.com/2022/06/4118-taking-good-photos-with-iphone-11.html

Stock photo REJECTED by shutterstock.com/g/toapayohvets

Stock photo of shutterstock.com/g/toapayohvets

Stock photo of shutterstock.com/g/toapayohvets

Home-made reusable face masks

2. Handphone photos

SINGAPORE - 21 JUN 2022: Senoko Power Station is a power generation plant with a licensed capacity of 3,300 megawatts and supplies about 20 per cent of the nation’s electricity needs.

23 Jun 2022: Many believe that smartphone photos can not be good enough. The following two photos prove otherwise.

Smartphone photo NOT taken by Dr Sing Kong Yuen.

Such a beautiful morning photo with blue skies, white clouds and blue seas with Johore in the background .

The Senoko Power Station is a power generation plant designed by human beings. 

The sun may be said to be a power generator whose sunlight enables plants to do photosynthesis which sustains life on earth. Who design the sun?

3. Apple iPhone 11.

Moon above The Esplanade Forecourt Garden, 7 AM, 19 Jun 2022Apple iPhone 11Wide Camera 26 mm f1.88 MP, 2160 x 3840, 2.2 MBISO 32, 30 mm, O ev f 1.8, 1/666sBack camera lens 4.25mm f 1.8 

I stabilise the Canon DSLR EOS 90D on top of another

Point the camera to the moon. I do NOT press the shutter button
I pressed the LCD screen which does not vibrate
Hence the sharpness of the moon from high above