It’s festival of colours –Holi. If you looking to capture the colours and vibrancy of the festival with your smartphone’s camera, we have some tips for you. Read on
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Auto mode or Photo mode is your best bet
Almost every modern smartphone comes with multiple shooting modes. However, you best pick should be the default Auto or Photo mode. This mode is usually optimised to offer best out of the camera setup on your smartphones. So, try to stick to the regular Photo mode, when you are confused.
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Portrait mode can add more perspective
Another mode that you can use is the Portrait or Bokeh mode. Now, you need to understand that adding a soft background blur can add a different perspective to your photos, especially while shooting portraits.
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Burst mode can give your more choice
Burst mode captures multiple shots (at least 10 shots per second) which mean you will get 10 different photos of the same shot. This will give you the option to choose the best shot afterwards.
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Slow motion videos are fun and can be really interesting
Use slow motion videos when someone is throwing colour or coloured water (at others). Such slow motion videos are usually interesting to watch.
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Use timer to get a timed shot
Using a timer will give you more control over your photos.
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Don’t focus on face, focus on emotions
Try to capture candid shots as much as you can. This will help you capture the real and natural emotions of the person.
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Ultra-wide angle lens can do miracles if you point it in the right direction
Ultra-wide angle lens is known for its slightly distorted perspective. While shooting a crowded Holi party shot, use the ultra-wide lens to cover a wider area and also get a different perspective from the shot.
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Capture group shots to capture true essence of the festival
Try to accommodate more people in a single shot where someone is splashing colours, water, or even just smiling with a painted face.
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Edit your photos to make them more appealing
Editing photos is an important part of photography. But do keep in mind to make only subtle changes to give them a more appealing look.
