When does the mobile phone take full-screen photos?

Full-screen shooting refers to filling the whole screen with the target content when shooting photos or videos. In mobile phone shooting, full-screen shooting is the default setting in many cases, but sometimes other shooting methods are selected.

Full-screen shooting is usually used when you need to capture more details or expand the shooting range. For example, when taking landscape photos, using full-screen shooting allows users to better capture the distant view while retaining more details. In addition, when shooting large groups of photos, full-screen shooting can ensure that everyone in the photo is properly framed.

In addition, full-screen shooting is also used in some specific shooting modes or special scenes, such as panoramic shooting or night shooting in low light conditions. In these cases, full-screen shooting can provide a wider field of vision or better light capture to obtain better photo effects.

In short, full-screen shooting is a widely used shooting method in mobile phone shooting, which can provide better shooting effect in many cases. However, in some special cases, other shooting methods may be chosen according to the specific shooting needs.