Nowadays, it's rare to find someone who carries a camera around. Many people take photos and videos with their smartphones. Here's the question! Can you really take beautiful photos with your smartphone? According to NIMASO's photography-loving staff, there are actually a variety of techniques for smartphone photography. If you know these techniques, you can take beautiful photos even if you don't have any photography knowledge. So, NIMASO wants to support your smart life, so starting today, we will be starting a column on "smartphone photography techniques." Let's take beautiful photos and interesting videos with your smartphone!
Have you gone skiing this year? When you ski with your family, partner, or friends, you always take photos. Commemorative photos, photos of your partner, pure white snow... But how do you take photos when you're skiing? Or, many people would like to know techniques for taking beautiful photos at the ski resort. Today, NIMASO will introduce them to you.
There is a saying that if a carpenter wants to do a good job, he must first have good tools, so NIMASO will first talk about what we need to shoot at the ski resort.
Required equipment: Selfie stick, lens cover, case, glass film.
Selfie sticks are somewhat understandable, but some people may wonder why lens covers, cases, and glass films are used. The reason is to protect smartphones.
Skiing and snowboarding involve high speed and intense physical activity, so smartphone-related issues are a constant occurrence.
A common problem is damage to the screen. If you fall and your phone is between you and the ground, it may break on impact. You may also drop it if you handle it with gloves on or with cold, numb hands. You may think it's soft on the snow, but when the melted snow freezes and becomes ice, it's as hard as ice. Therefore, prepare everything you need to protect your phone before you go to the ski resort.
NIMASO produces and sells protective accessories for iPhones . As everyone knows, NIMASO's glass film is high quality and reasonably priced. Thanks to our unique technology, the glass film is only 0.03mm thick, but it still protects your smartphone.
In order to ensure that the image quality of the iPhone 13, which has a significantly improved camera function, does not deteriorate, high transmittance must be guaranteed. For this reason, NIMASO used the production technology of glossy glass film for the lens cover of the iPhone 13. This not only protects the lens, but also allows you to take beautiful photos. For more information, please click here: https://www.nimaso.co.jp/articles/86
Also, don't forget to put a case on your smartphone.
If you are taking photos at a ski resort, please make sure to bring a selfie stick. You can use it to take photos of yourself skiing or commemorative photos. We recommend selfie sticks equipped with Bluetooth. NIMASO produces and sells cute selfie sticks that girls love. Please check it out if you are interested.
Now, it's time for the real thing: photography techniques!!
- Shooting with the sky as the background makes the person stand out. Because the slopes are undulating, you can have the person stand on a small convex part or ridge and shoot from below to get a shot with the sky set against it, or conversely, shoot from above to get a shot with the person standing out against the distant scenery.
- There are many fantastic scenes on snowy mountains, but one that is easy to find is frost. If you look closely at the forests along the course, you will see trees frozen over by the weather and conditions of the previous day, creating a postcard-like atmosphere. It's a perfect location for Instagram.
- When you take photos on the slopes, you will often end up with lifts and facility buildings in the photo. That's fine, but why not try taking a photo with a snowy mountain-like location in the background, such as a birch tree?
Be sure to master a few of these tips and take some great shots on the slopes.
Here are some other smartphone photography techniques introduced by NIMASO.
Visual diary : https://www.nimaso.co.jp/articles/89
iPhone 13 series photography manual : https://www.nimaso.co.jp/articles/80
