Excuse me, Great God: How can the shooting function of Huawei Glory 8 cancel time-lapse photography?

When taking pictures, just slide the screen to the left and turn off the timer.

Photo tips, better photos.

A common problem in mobile phone shooting is that the shooting is blurred, because the focusing process of mobile phone is slower than that of camera, and the shutter will be slower because of the small size of photosensitive element in ordinary indoor environment, so the shooting posture is very important. The best way is to hold the phone with both hands. When shooting indoors or at night, the camera will slow down the shutter to get more light because the light source is weak at night. At this time, as long as you shake it a little, the image will be seriously blurred. Therefore, if you can find the railing, flower bed or low wall around you and lean your elbow on it as a support point, you can make your hand more stable. In addition, don't put down the phone immediately after pressing the shutter, but keep the original posture for 5 to 10 seconds, and don't press it and leave, so as to take a clear photo.

The biggest difference between most mobile phones and digital cameras is that mobile phones don't have light zoom.

Lens, after all, the lens of a mobile phone is very small, and it is not easy to realize an optical zoom lens. Of course, Samsung has also launched related products before, but the volume is relatively large, which does not meet the development trend of thin and light mobile phones. So at present, most mobile phones only have digital zoom, so under normal circumstances, you should not use digital zoom. If you want to make the theme bigger, come closer.

The quality of photos has a lot to do with the proper use of light. Making good use of light can make photos rich in color, distinct in layers and prominent in theme, and increase the artistic effect of photos. Taking pictures outdoors can be roughly divided into front light, side light, backlight, top light, scattered light and so on according to the different positions of sunlight and shooting objects.