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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Each camera offers different capturing abilities that have a major impact on results. Experience plays a major role in improving performance, yet it is important to know right from the beginning what expectations to have. The following details will be focused upon that. | Each camera offers different capturing abilities that have a major impact on results. Experience plays a major role in improving performance, yet it is important to know right from the beginning what expectations to have. The following details will be focused upon that. | ||
It is good to know that the most common way to take photographs is using the smartphone or camera in a landscape or horizontal position. In this way, you end up with pictures that have the best chances of capturing your subject and be detailed enough. While some situations may look excessive, it is always better to have slightly more room for your subject and interesting background than too less. Sometimes, you may be better served by the portrait or vertical orientation of the camera, as it can better capture a single individual and its posture. | |||
<code>''Remember that the way you orient your camera most of the time is landscape or horizontal. It is good to know that there are other orientations, such as a portrait one, and it is advisable to experiment with multiple orientations and taking pictures at various distances from the subject, as this offers more opportunities on editing.''</code> | |||
== Smartphone cameras == | == Smartphone cameras == | ||