Camera Accessories Part 5
The last time around, I mentioned that if I use the manual mode of the camera in the smartphone, I would be able to capture a better image. After a few trial and error as well as delay due to the rain, I manage to capture a few birds without a tripod. This means that I am holding the camera and the shutter speed is set to the max.
First the dotted neck dove.
This is with digital and physical zoom.
And this is to compare with the previous best photo with tripod and auto mode. This is a picture of a Savannah Nightjar
With digital and physical zoom.
So in conclusion, with the camera mode in manual, you can get better pictures but it certainly is not going to take an excellent wild picture.
It is not the camera's fault. Take a look at this cute doggie. But then it was almost at my feet. No zoom, no messing with the different camera modes. It could also take landscape (the roof tiles look acceptable), people,
First the dotted neck dove.
This is with digital and physical zoom.
And this is to compare with the previous best photo with tripod and auto mode. This is a picture of a Savannah Nightjar
With digital and physical zoom.
So in conclusion, with the camera mode in manual, you can get better pictures but it certainly is not going to take an excellent wild picture.
It is not the camera's fault. Take a look at this cute doggie. But then it was almost at my feet. No zoom, no messing with the different camera modes. It could also take landscape (the roof tiles look acceptable), people,
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