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Seriously awful. All of my instagram shots are blurry/grainy. The upside is that I've had a reason to practice sniper-like breathing techniques. Not that it hel
by _neil 13y ago
Seriously awful. All of my instagram shots are blurry/grainy. The upside is that I've had a reason to practice sniper-like breathing techniques. Not that it helps with photo quality.
What's weird is that the preview snap might look fine, but what gets saved to the device is always really poor.
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- hayksaakian 13y agoPro Tip: if you use a timed shot you will almost always get better pictures. When you tap "take photo" on your screen you actually subtly nudge the phone and it slightly looses focus at the worst possible time.
- _neil 13y agoWhen you say timed shot, do you mean set the phone on something and remove my hands from the equation entirely? If so, what about downward shots? (Which, coincidentally, most of my photos are.) Usually I reduce the tap-nudge by doing hold-and-release rather than a quick tap to take a photo. I'll give the timed shot a go and see how it works out. Thanks. Edit: Eh. Better, but still quite blurry and off color compared to my iPhone 4.