5 Everyday Photography SECRETS You Must Try on Your Smartphone for Stunning Photos

[@Pierretlambert]

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[@kevinlui8601]

That’s a lot of worthy contents in 1 VDO ❤

[@rajeshgiff6468]

That "becoming invisible" one was damn good and relatable

[@michaelericlambert2487]

Amazing episode! ❤

[@birajthing9703]

Thank you so much for all the tips. I have really learned a lot from your videos on taking photos from a smartphone as that is what I mostly use. Cheers and have fun exploring Nepal. 🙏🙏

[@seaeagles6025]

Hi Pierre, it's always nice to watch your videos there is always variety. I loved the hard to reach places tip. Sometimes i run out of ideas, with this tip i will shoot different and original photos. Also the getting down low we always shoot head on or centre. I've got some homework to do and I'm looking forward with enthusiasm on my next shoot. Gnarly tips Pierre thank you. 😊

[@seaeagles6025]

Thanks Pierre 😊

[@tarunkumar1035]

00:01 Use your smartphone as a stealthy tool for candid photography 01:03 Take non-intrusive photos using phone tricks 02:01 Create depth and dynamic shots with your smartphone camera. 03:03 Adjust shutter speed for creative effects 04:01 Utilize the unknown powers of your phone's camera 05:08 Use HDR mode for detailed complex lighting situations 06:04 Use portrait mode to make subject stand out 07:04 Experiment with unconventional angles and perspectives for unique smartphone shots.

[@PhotoAlbert]

Some very nice tips here! I especially like the idea of laying the phone on the ground or the floor for a different perspective.

[@sumasjilla9850]

You need an external display for your smartphone camera: I found a way to connect another (retired) smartphone to my smartphone via cable and mirror the screen. This means I can control the image section in every perspective and take selfies with the main camera. Data connection between camera smartphone and display smartphone: USB-C to HDMI ... HDMI to USB-C Capture card + USB Camera app. Mechanical connection with 2 screwed and tiltable mobile phone holders. Works great.

[@perrywaaz3660]

Ooo, a OnePlus! I love my OP 11, the camera is GREAT

[@bhushanms]

Great tips sir helped alot 😊 thank you

[@sonalpun]

Namaste ❤

[@VivienRattayova-ve6zd]

Hello, thank you so much for making videos like this. I have question.Would you please recomend some free apps for this settings HDR and the timer which you mentioned in the video? Thank you so much.

[@Ladyfromyoutube]

Nice bro thank u if u visit japan i want to learn tips and tricks from u

[@DemonSubarna]

Come to India too❤❤❤

[@gazala141]

great video! greetings from belgium!

[@Pierretlambert]

Hey, thanks!

[@hendromarkam1054]

merci beaucoup

[@TomasEverett-p6s]

Great

[@TAPPChannel]

Pierre how do you download your videos from iphone to not lose anything on the quality? I have the newest iphone15ProMax and on the computer the footage looks like from my iphone 2s back in 2013 :)

[@Pierretlambert]

You can airdrop and in options put "original quality" :-)

[@notmax8453]

great video 👍

[@Pierretlambert]

Thank you 👍

[@mr.clickerman]

Woww😄❤️

[@ElyLoulou]

Vidéo très intéressante 👍😄 c'est vrai notre téléphone et tout le temps avec nous , je prends aussi des photos avec 😉 et en plus l'avantage surtout cest quand peut prendre des photos a des endroit insolite, ( étroit, etc ) je testerais bien la dernière astuce 😮😊 mais sinon au quotidien je shoot avec un canon 2000 d , et j'en suis très satisfait 🌟 Sinon une bonne soirée a toi pierre 😉

[@Pierretlambert]

Merci à toi aussi :)

[@IKadekBudiKusuma]

yo guys pls recommend me sum 3rd party camera app that i can use that has a manual mode

[@battutulu3030]

First ever...🫡

[@Pierretlambert]

Ahhh welcome!! :))

[@CHOGYELSDIARIES]

❤❤❤

[@realdoctorobvious]

You could probably sell a camera app that comes with a collection of your presets as filters. I'd probably buy such a thing.

[@Pierretlambert]

Interesting idea! You can use LR Mobile free version and my presets too :)

[@realdoctorobvious]

@@PierretlambertTrue! And I have some of your presets for that purpose. :) It just occurred to me as I was watching this video, that there could be a bigger market for a more direct, one-click solution. To me, Lightroom mobile (I have the paid version) has the same problem as VSCO: A million presets, many of which are designed for use cases having nothing to do with current mobile photography. There are some great ones, too, but good luck finding them. Such an app could be tied in to your website and you could sell additional preset packages through your phone app. I'm kind of amazed no one has done this before.

[@pandabearmadness6263]

I find mobile photography very natural i get the most candid and natural pictures full of life compared to how i shoot with my fuji camera.

[@CAR_MEETs_and_GAMES]

I Use iPhone 15 Pro Max it takes good pictures and videos

[@Pierretlambert]

great!!

[@shivapriyan3635]

That's a cutie 🥺 @5:58

[@shivapriyan3635]

@5:05 - @5:10 🥵💥

[@shyhrk]

Taking pictures of people secretly, what about the ethical problem? Street photography is nice, I like looking at them, and wanted to take some, but afraid of the ethical and legality problems.

[@totemy]

Bro if you're in a public space, you can take pictures of everything and everyone, it's a public space... There are no legal nor ethical problems. The only thing that is illegal is taking pictures of children without parents consent, even in public spaces. But otherwise you're fine.

[@kuntalgo]

No, I am not getting phone in the gutter!

[@lafrancepointfr]

PUB 🤡💩

[@Pierretlambert]

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