By Moneycontrol News | Oct 7, 2024
Technology
Before you start, make sure to get permission if you're photographing inside a mandal or pandal. It's courteous and helps avoid any issues during the festivities.
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The entire festive vibe is hidden in the gorgeous aarti. Focus on the aarti while keeping the idol of Maa Durga in the frame. Try a low-angle shot.
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Take advantage of your phone's portrait mode. The shallow depth of field creates a beautiful bokeh effect, giving the photo a serene, festive feel.
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Try capturing multiple idols or a blurred foreground with a clear background to add a dynamic feel to your shots.
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Capture natural, candid moments like children playing or people praying. Candid shots often reveal the raw emotions of the festival.
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Use the phone's telephoto lens to capture close-ups of the festivities without disturbing the crowd.
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Due to the crowded environment, it's better to skip using a tripod. It might get damaged or cause inconvenience to others.
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For extra details in low-light conditions use the Night mode. It can enhance low-light shots to capture more details and dynamics in the photos.
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To add that festive feel, switch to a warm or vivid filter to add a punch to your photos,
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To make photos more appealing, edit the photos. Make subtle edits, boosting saturation and warming up the tones, but avoid over-editing to keep the photos looking natural.
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