Smartphone Photography

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Aimee Baldridge explains how to make the most of the journalistic images you capture with a cellphone camera.

You probably take some pretty good or even great shots with your DSLR or even your point and shoot, but chances are your camera phone shots are still distant, grainy and poorly composed. Just because you can make calls on it, doesn't mean you shouldn't treat it like a real camera. The folks over at Digital Photography School have put together 13 great tips on how to get better photos from your camera phone, no matter what megapixels you're packing.