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What is the main advantage of using a phone over a camera for taking photos, according to the text?
What is the main advantage of using a phone over a camera for taking photos, according to the text?
- Ability to zoom in on distant subjects
- Convenience of always having it with you (correct)
- Ability to alter the appearance of photos with apps
- Better picture quality
What is the main advantage of using a camera over a phone for taking photos, according to the text?
What is the main advantage of using a camera over a phone for taking photos, according to the text?
- Ability to alter the appearance of photos with settings
- Better picture quality in terms of well-focused pictures (correct)
- Ability to blur the background
- Ability to connect easily to the internet
What is the best way to avoid getting a blurry or shaky image when using a phone to photograph fast-moving action or using the zoom lens, according to the text?
What is the best way to avoid getting a blurry or shaky image when using a phone to photograph fast-moving action or using the zoom lens, according to the text?
- Use the stabilizer on the phone
- Use both hands to keep the phone steady (correct)
- Tap the screen to indicate where you want to focus
- Use the volume button on the side of the phone to take a picture
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Phone vs Camera for Photography
- The main advantage of using a phone over a camera for taking photos is convenience and always having it with you.
- The main advantage of using a camera over a phone for taking photos is better image quality and more manual control.
Tips for Avoiding Blurry Images
- To avoid getting a blurry or shaky image when using a phone to photograph fast-moving action or using the zoom lens, use both hands to hold the phone and keep your arms close to your body for extra stability.
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