Name: Mobile photography Pro-Mode Tips to Shoot in Low-Light and more...
Uploaded: 2024-09-30T20:35:29.000Z
Duration: 14 min 1 s
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Hello everyone, welcome back to Pixel Village and I'm Radhakrishnan.

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In this video on shoot like a pro, our series on helping you to improve your mobile phone photography, we're going to see how understanding light can improve your mobile phone photography.

Past simple

In the previous video we saw how by understanding the light and how by introducing a diffusion you can improve a portrait.

In this video we're going to see something similar again by understanding the light, how to improve texture in the video.

Yes of course the weapon of choice is the same is the Oppo F11 Pro powered by the MediaTek Helio P70.

Now look at the light falling on this side of the pillar.

The pillar has some structure on the surface and the light is exactly like how the light was falling in the first instance on Vishnu's face.

Okay now on this side of the pillar the structure is exactly the same but the Now see the difference between this and this.

Both sides have similar structure but just the way the sunlight is falling on them making it look very different.

This one looks flat, this one feels like it's got a lot of texture.

This will happen exactly the same way when you shoot people with costumes or dress with If you add texture purposely okay on layer them with clothes with some texture on it you will be able to enhance the look and feel of that image.

Okay so I think I will require Aditya and Mitt.

Let me try with couple of our colleagues.

Okay so this is interesting but we can make it a little more interesting by one adding a layer, second taking the light from you know from extremely you know fine angle.

Aditya can you wear that and you wear this?

Okay now you come back on the wall, one feet down.

It's got so much of texture in it and it's got a different feel completely.

Let me try and do the portrait mode here.

Let me get the focus on your faces, very nice.

We added a layer and we moved to the portrait mode and see the kind of textures adding character.

Okay it will look even better if we convert this into black and white.

Now the black and white looks even better.

Now we will see how we can operate in the expert or the pro mode in low-light conditions because brightly lit conditions by and large is very safe but in low-light conditions mobile phone cameras behave a little differently.

And there the pro mode or the expert mode will help you to get better images.

For the demonstration of low-light photography I have identified a location inside our building reception.

So this is the mailbox room which I want to shoot and demonstrate the low-light ability of this mobile phone.

And this is not exactly the light we have in this room.

For you know filming purpose we are using an LED light bounced on the ceiling which will go off.

We'll switch it off while taking the shot.

So let me explain the setup for this shot.

I'm using a selfie stick to hold the camera up and I'm using the headphones to trigger.

You can also use a Bluetooth you know trigger or you can use the self timer in the camera.

But I've decided to use a headphone to trigger the camera.

Okay so I'm going to be shooting in three modes.

First is auto mode which which is what the camera would decide for you.

Second is the night mode which is kind of an intelligent mode which is in the camera.

And third is the pro mode or the expert mode.

And we will compare these three images and see how they kind of compare and how they match up.

Okay I'm going to get set the levels right.

The first shot I'm going to take is in auto mode.

Okay now this is the kind of light that we have in this place.

Ready standing by and I'm going to take the auto.

Okay and now let me go to the night mode.

Okay night mode is decided by the camera and it will do its own thing.

So as you can see the camera is shooting multiple exposures and then trying to put it together using a software which is inside the camera app.

Okay can you switch on the lights please.

In expert mode you have two controls to yourself.

One is the ISO, second is the shutter speed.

Okay ISO behaves a little differently in each situations.

All ISO speeds are not a guarantee for good quality images.

Especially when you shoot low-light situations.

A higher ISO will also bring in a lot of noise.

When you lower the ISO you also have to lower the shutter speed.

Currently the 900 as the ISO and this camera can go to 100 ISO which is something which I will prefer.

Now at 100 ISO the camera is asking you to shoot at 1 by 10 of a second.

I think I have to shoot at probably at one second.

We're going to compare these three images now.

Now let me look at the shot that we took first which is the shadow area and try to you know enlarge it.

You will see lots and lots of grains here.

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