How to Take Better Photos with Your Smartphone

We are living in years of mobile devices, which includes phones with camera, GPS, internet etc. But let's focus on camera for smartphones. We all know that some photos taken with a cellphone may look horrible. Nowadays, social networks like Instagram show this fact more often. I will not talk about Flickr, the social network for professional photographers and beginners. I will talk about the average user. 

To take a good photo you need a smartphone with a high quality camera. I recommend minimum of 5 Megapixels. To take an amazing photo at the right moment, You need to pay attention for some tips:

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ColorBlast Lite: a Free Photo Re-Color App for iPhone

There are plenty of photo apps out there that let you manipulate and recolor images. I have found a couple of good ones, but most seem to be pretty lackluster. The filters are nothing write home about, and I am especially unimpressed with those that let you create black and white images with bits of color. Just because it doesn't evenly distribute it, and often it throws off the original color as well, making it look dull.

ColorBlast works a lot better in this regard. It is specially made to let you create black and white, tinted or sepia tone photos. Then intensify the color of a specific object, or make it a different color if you choose.

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Snapseed for iPhone is Now Free! (Video Review)

Snapseed is a great photo editing application for iPhone that lets you easily adjust images. With the recent Google's acquisition of Snapseed, the app is now free for everyone!

Enjoy your Monday with better photographs!

More photo editing apps we reviewed previously:

• 500px for iPhone Video Review
• Pic Stitch for iPhone / iPod Touch / iPad: Our Free App of the Day
• Give Photos a Vintage Look in Aperture

Aperture 3: Full Tour & Overview

iPhoto is a great starter application for those trying to enhance their photos basically. For those of you looking to take your photo editing to the next level (especially you new SLR owners), Apple's Aperture 3 is a powerful, inexpensive upgrade.



Thank you so much for watching! No need to be intimidated by Aperture. It's a huge step forward in your photography in a simple, easy to grasp application.