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Tips for taking photos at night

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<div class="embed-wrap"><figure data-feedback="fb:likes,fb:comments"><img alt="Photo source: Pexels " src="https://sa.kapamilya.com/absnews/abscbnnews/media/2022/advertorial/03/07/night-selfie.jpeg"/><figcaption>Photo source: <a href="https://www.pexels.com/photo/group-of-friends-taking-a-group-photo-7149129/">Pexels</a></figcaption></figure></div><p>Have you ever gone out at night and wished that you could take a selfie to remember your delightful evening - only to find out that when you take a shot of yourself using your mobile phone, all you can see is a grainy image of yourself and the background is almost unrecognizable. It just does not bring justice to the fantasy that you are feeling.</p><p>Shooting in low-light has always been a problem when using smartphones. However, there are a few tricks that can work to your advantage.</p><div><strong>Change the mode</strong></div><p>Smartphones usually have an installed feature for shooting in poorly-lit locations. Take advantage of your phone&#x27;s night mode which enhances the quality of your photos taken at night or dark places.</p><div><strong>Try the manual mode</strong></div><p>If you are quite knowledgeable about cameras, your smartphone will most probably have a similar capability. The manual mode of your mobile phone will have light and focus adjustments. It may be limited than your professional camera, but it usually gets the job done when you use this feature correctly.</p><p>Depending on how well you use it, you can get good results using this feature.</p><div><strong>Stabilize your camera phone</strong></div><p>Once you turn to the manual mode and increase the ISO of your camera phone, it will need much more time to take the photo as it needs to let light come in before taking your picture. So, a shaky hand will most likely get a blurred image.</p><p>To be sure that your photos turn out well, use a tripod to stabilize your phone and avoid moving while the mobile phone is taking your picture.</p><div><strong>RAW and edit</strong></div><p>The RAW version of your photos may take up a lot of space in your mobile phone, however, this feature takes your photos uncompressed and unedited, with little to no quality loss. This means that when you edit your photos using mobile apps or on your laptop computer, you have all the capacity to control the white balance and colors without losing much quality.</p><p>However, these processes and solutions may be quite a hassle for some which may lead one to think, is it really worth going through all that trouble just to take a photo? The answer may be no.</p><p>That is why a mobile company did not stop at nothing to bring about light to the problem that is casting darkness over the mood of mobile phone users.</p><p>During the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2022, one of the major events in the mobile technology world which took place in Barcelona, Spain last March 2, 2022 - TECNO Mobile, a global premium smartphone manufacturer, announced that the Samsung RGBW color filter sensor technology will be available on its upcoming new CAMON series. </p><p>CAMON by TECNO Mobile is known as a camera phone and now the new technology created with its co-developer has involved the addition of a white sub-pixel to its existing universal RGB configurations. It is now sold as a part of the ISOCELL RGBW color filter sensor solutions.</p><div class="embed-wrap"><figure data-feedback="fb:likes,fb:comments"><img alt="Capture everything you desire, even at night with TECNO CAMON" s="" new="" RGBW="" sensor.="" Photo="" source:="" TECNO="" src="https://sa.kapamilya.com/absnews/abscbnnews/media/2022/advertorial/03/07/rgbw.jpg"/><figcaption>Capture everything you desire, even at night with TECNO CAMON&#x27;s new RGBW sensor. Photo source: TECNO Mobile</figcaption></figure></div><p>RGBW (red, green, blue, white) technology is heralded as the next major change to existing mobile camera frameworks, allowing the new generation of mobile phones to further match up to professional cameras, particularly in the light sensitivity areas and low-light environments.</p><p>The new RGBW sensor will be attached to a 64MP camera to increase the light input of the CMOS sensor, effectively brightening picture quality and creating ultra-clear details without impacting contrast in dark and backlit backgrounds. Coupled with TECNO&#x27;s complementary Glass + Plastic (G+P) technology, light intake can be enhanced by another 30%, doubling the overall picture quality for users.</p><div class="embed-wrap"><figure data-feedback="fb:likes,fb:comments"><img alt="TECNO stops at nothing to bring quality and clear image to its users. Photo source: TECNO Mobile" src="https://sa.kapamilya.com/absnews/abscbnnews/media/2022/advertorial/03/07/image-sensor.jpg"/><figcaption>TECNO stops at nothing to bring quality and clear image to its users. Photo source: TECNO Mobile</figcaption></figure></div><p>Compared with the traditional RGGB sensor, the RGBW light capture sensor adopts a new pixel arrangement, and introduces (W) white pixels that are more sensitive to light on the basis of not damaging the original three primary colors, with 1.7 times better sensitivity than green color filter, which can not only ensure that the color is not distorted, but also improve the brightness of the camera.</p><p>According to Pan Xuebao, Vice President and Head of R&amp;D at Samsung Electronics, their goal was to bring bright and clear images to users especially in the low light and super night mode, and based on the needs for a technology to deliver this an innovation was born.</p><p>&quot;Its first launch on TECNO&#x27;s CAMON series bringing us one step closer to the dream of delivering DSLR-grade photography into the hands of worldwide consumers,&quot; said Xuebao.</p><p>The TECNO CAMON series has always focused on bringing outstanding camera experience to its users.</p><p>&quot;The use of RGBW will increase camera capabilities and increase flexibility on TECNO CAMON 19 series to respond to consumer demands, to highlight natural human features and colors to showcase aesthetics and diversity across different markets,&quot; said Leo Lee, Senior Product Manager of TECNO.</p><p>TECNO&#x27;s CAMON series has been one of the pioneers in the area of mobile imaging. New technology releases such as RGBW and G+P on the new CAMON release will drive the next evolution of mobile imaging.</p><p>Stay updated on all the latest promos when you like and follow TECNO Mobile Philippines on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TECNOMobilePH/">Facebook</a>. Visit their <a href="https://www.tecno-mobile.com/ph">website</a> to learn more about your favorite TECNO Mobile smartphones and gadgets.</p>

Poor lighting makes it difficult for mobile phone users to take photos - a technology innovator has come up with a solution to the dark problem.