This document provides tips for mobile photography. It begins by defining mobile photography as taking photos with a smartphone camera. It then lists 12 tips for improving mobile photos, such as cleaning the lens, setting focus manually, being aware of backgrounds, and using photo editing apps. The document also discusses different types of photography like portraits, landscapes and macros. It offers composition tips involving rules of thirds, framing, and lighting techniques using natural light and color temperature. In summary, the document offers guidance on taking better quality photos using the tools available on smartphones.

1. Ko Manaw ( i Fotography)
BarCamp Yangon 2018
komanaw@gmail.com
09 43 157 129

2. WHAT IS Mobile Photography?
 Definition of: mobile photography.
 Taking pictures with a mobile phone. The camera
technology on smartphones is more than adequate for
taking photos and publishing them online. Depending
on the camera quality and number of pixels!

3. Follow This 12 Tips!
 1. Clean The Lens
 2. Set The Focus
 3. Adjust Exposure Manually
 4. Don’t Use The Zoom(build in)
 5. Use The Rule Of Thirds
 6. Use Leading Lines
 7. Shoot From Different Perspectives
 8. Watch Out For Distracting Backgrounds
 9. Take Multiple Shots
 10. Use Panorama Mode
 11. Don’t Over-Process Your Photos
 12.Use Clip Lens

4. Clean The Lens

5. Set The Focus

6. Adjust Exposure Manually

7. Don’t Use The Zoom

8. Use The Rule Of Thirds

9. Use Leading Lines

10. Shoot From Different Perspectives

11. Watch Out For Distracting Backgrounds

12. Take Multiple Shots

13. Use Panorama Mode

14. Don’t Over-Process Your Photos

15. Use Clip Lens

16. Use Snapseed App!

17. BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY!

18. KIND OF PHOTOGRAPHY
 Portrait photography
 Landscape Photography
 Table Top Photography
 Sport photography
 Wildlife Photography
 Macro Photography
 Building Photography
 Astronomy Photography……………….ETC………………….

19. TIP for composition
 Rules of Third
 Golden Composition Point
 Patterns & Lines
 Framing
 Balance
 Background
 Foreground

20. Rules of Third

21. Golden Composition Point

22. Patterns & Lines

23. Framing

24. Balance

25. Background

26. Foreground

27. ANGLES
 Eyes level
 High Angle
 Low Angle

28. Eyes level

29. High Angle

30. Low Angle

31. Focal Length
 Wide shot
 Middle Shot
 Details

32. Wide shot

33. Middle Shot

34. Details

35. Lighting
 Natural Light
 Warm Colour
 Cold Colour

36. Natural Light

37. Warm Colour

38. Cold colour

39. Thank You by komanaw (ifotography)