04-12-2021, 08:51 AM
Selfies, those images that we take without the help of others, are very fashionable and, any place and occasion give to capture these self-photos, which usually do not have the best quality.
If you are a fan of selfies, today we are going to show you some tricks so that your photos are filled with likes on social networks.
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1. Be careful with moving your arm
One of the main causes of the poor quality of selfies is that we do not worry about stabilizing our arm well when holding the camera or smartphone, so the images are blurred.
Practice focusing well and keep your arm as still as possible. If it's a group photo, choose whoever has the longest arm to hold the camera. Take several photos, so you choose the best one.
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2. Use the front camera of your mobile and tablet
Taking the photo blind, if we use the rear camera of the mobile, is almost like playing the lottery. Most mobiles and tablets have a front camera designed for video conferencing.
Use that camera to take the photos, as you will be able to see what you are focusing on and take the image at the right time. The quality is not the same as with the rear camera, but if you are looking for a good photo it will be worth it.
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3. Position of the camera over your face
To see yourself better, position the camera higher than your face (not too much) and slightly tilt your head to the side. Also try to get the image taken from as far away as possible.
With that little trick, your face will look slimmer and you can hide some blemishes. Another tip to look better is to have straight shoulders and good posture.
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4. Brightness and background
A selfie in which the light covers those who are inside the photo will not look good at all, so it is recommended to avoid that it hits you directly in the face. The best thing is that the lighting comes dimly from one side. Natural light is always ideal, but if you are indoors, try to stand sideways to a window or, using a lamp or spotlight that illuminates you from above, never from the front or back.
Everything that is seen in a photo is important; If you are in a beautiful place, try not only to see your face, but also the landscape. Don't let anything mess up your selfie; worry about what is seen behind or to the side. You surely don't want to show off your messy room or things were thrown around at home. And if you are going to take a selfie in front of the mirror, take a good look at everything that is going to be reflected and build the best possible picture. Ah! It also goes without saying that you check if the mirror is clean ...
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5. Take advantage of filters, but without overdoing it
Once you took your selfie, use an editor application not only to crop and retouch the image but also to apply a photographic filter that makes it look better. Don't go overboard with the effects, as it won't look natural.
Don't make weird faces or appear too serious or with a forced smile. The basis of the selfie is to capture a spontaneous moment, and if you don't like it, you can always take more.
If you are a fan of selfies, today we are going to show you some tricks so that your photos are filled with likes on social networks.
Tricks to take the best selfies 2 0
1. Be careful with moving your arm
One of the main causes of the poor quality of selfies is that we do not worry about stabilizing our arm well when holding the camera or smartphone, so the images are blurred.
Practice focusing well and keep your arm as still as possible. If it's a group photo, choose whoever has the longest arm to hold the camera. Take several photos, so you choose the best one.
Tricks to take the best selfies 4 0
2. Use the front camera of your mobile and tablet
Taking the photo blind, if we use the rear camera of the mobile, is almost like playing the lottery. Most mobiles and tablets have a front camera designed for video conferencing.
Use that camera to take the photos, as you will be able to see what you are focusing on and take the image at the right time. The quality is not the same as with the rear camera, but if you are looking for a good photo it will be worth it.
Tricks to take the best selfies 5 0
3. Position of the camera over your face
To see yourself better, position the camera higher than your face (not too much) and slightly tilt your head to the side. Also try to get the image taken from as far away as possible.
With that little trick, your face will look slimmer and you can hide some blemishes. Another tip to look better is to have straight shoulders and good posture.
Tricks to take the best selfies 3 0
4. Brightness and background
A selfie in which the light covers those who are inside the photo will not look good at all, so it is recommended to avoid that it hits you directly in the face. The best thing is that the lighting comes dimly from one side. Natural light is always ideal, but if you are indoors, try to stand sideways to a window or, using a lamp or spotlight that illuminates you from above, never from the front or back.
Everything that is seen in a photo is important; If you are in a beautiful place, try not only to see your face, but also the landscape. Don't let anything mess up your selfie; worry about what is seen behind or to the side. You surely don't want to show off your messy room or things were thrown around at home. And if you are going to take a selfie in front of the mirror, take a good look at everything that is going to be reflected and build the best possible picture. Ah! It also goes without saying that you check if the mirror is clean ...
Tricks to take the best selfies 1 0
5. Take advantage of filters, but without overdoing it
Once you took your selfie, use an editor application not only to crop and retouch the image but also to apply a photographic filter that makes it look better. Don't go overboard with the effects, as it won't look natural.
Don't make weird faces or appear too serious or with a forced smile. The basis of the selfie is to capture a spontaneous moment, and if you don't like it, you can always take more.