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Nowadays, people are surrounded by high-tech products. It is unbelievable that they are so advanced, especially smart phones. Today's smartphones have become so complex that some of their features are more powerful than entry-level computers. In fact, the change is evident in all the individual components that make up an entire smartphone: like computing power and a camera...In this sense, the camera is a specific structure. The cameras on the iPhone 11 and many phones are so good that they even …

If you can only choose one shot, to meet the needs of many subjects shooting sketch, portrait, street scene, how to choose? Here I recommend 50mm F1.2 or 50mm F1.8 large aperture lens. The 50mm focal section can be recorded and freehand, which perfectly combines the atmosphere and color of the picture. A large aperture can create a soft background blur effect and better highlight the subject.If you have the money, EOS R+RF50mm F1.2l USM is the natural choice. EOS R's new DIGIC 8 image processor …

Do you find it hard to take good pictures with your phone at night? Your night shots are always mushy? Probably because of the lack of light. But with a few simple tricks, you can greatly improve your night photography.Keep your phone's camera steadyDo your photos often get blurry at night? I can tell you for sure, you are not alone, and our pictures will be blurred. Blurring photos is a common problem when taking photos with your phone at night. First, let me explain why low-light photos tend t …

As a landscape photographer, I love the spectacular view from a wide Angle lens. But sometimes, small and delicate scenes can be just as impressive. In this article, I'm going to share some tips on minimalism and abstract landscape photography in the hope of giving you some inspiration.Look downOften, we tend to look ahead and see the bigger picture. But most of the time beauty is right under our feet. Bend down and look down occasionally. You will find all kinds of interesting things, such as t …

In the early stages of photography, I was very concerned about whether photographs were "art". Every time I pick up a camera, I feel anxious and think I need to capture a masterpiece from the past. But I have to tell you, reality always backfires. So one of the most important lessons I've learned over the years is not to worry too much about the end result, but rather to enjoy and trust the process.For me, the process of photography usually begins with an idea or (more often) a "mental image". F …