1. Your resolution is very important if you have the opportunity take larger photos at a higher resolution or larger megapixels to help make a better photo.

2. Lighting will affect your cell phone camera shots. Some cell phone cameras are equipped with a flash. This may drain your batteries fast so try turning on some lights with indoor shots. With out door shots have the sun behind you to help light your shots.

3. Digital cameras have image stabilizer which will help stop blur. If your cell phone camera does not have these features consider using both hands to hold your camera phone steady. Either brace or lean your arms on a stable object.

4. Don’t use digital zoom. Move closer to your shot as the quality will be much higher.

5. Your cell phone camera takes a real shaking sitting in your pocket all day. Dust, dirt and other contaminates pass over the cell phone camera lens which will make your photos below your expectations. Read the manual or ask the service representative for your cell phone on the proper way to clean your cell phone lens

6. Wait before you delete. Your cell phone has a small screen of 3 inches or less. Before you delete your last picture wait until you see it on the computer monitor. You may be amazed how much better the quality is.

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