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How to Make the Most out of the Honor 8 Camera

The Honor 8 smartphone has received rave reviews all around. The phone is available for a fraction of the price of other smartphones, and contains many of the same features. It’s no wonder, then, that the Honor 8 smartphone also features an impressive camera with a 12-megapixel dual rear camera and an 8-megapixel front-facing camera. Few smartphones on the market offer a dual camera, but when they do, it’s at a much higher price point. The purpose of the dual camera is to take photos in both color and black and white, in order to improve the camera’s low light performance. Now that you know what the Honor 8 has to offer, it’s time to take advantage of that camera and take some amazing photos.

How to Take a Selfie

The Honor 8 includes a few features that will make selfie-taking even easier. You can set (or disable) a timer, use your voice to capture a photo, or set your camera to automatically capture a photo whenever it detects a smile. For sharper selfies with the front-facing camera, make sure to disable the “beauty” mode, which automatically blurs and airbrushes your photos. If you want to edit a photo, it’s best to take a sharp image and later edit it on your phone or in an app like VSCO.

Read More: 4 Best Android Camera Apps

The Dual Rear Camera

As previously mentioned, the camera takes photos in color and black and white. This improves the sharpness and visibility of a photo whenever there is little light available, such as at nighttime. If you can hold the phone steady for several seconds — or have a tripod — the camera will take excellent photos when in “night” mode. An additional tip: use of a tripod is generally a great way to get the best photos from the Honor 8 camera, during daytime or nighttime.

HDR Mode

Like with other smartphones, use the HDR mode to improve the contrast between light and dark elements of your photos. This will result in sharper images.

Wide Aperture Mode

A tripod will also be handy to get the best photos with this feature. Wide aperture mode will allow you to focus on an object in an image and blur the background. You can even refocus the image or adjust the aperture after you’ve taken the photo.

Fun Photo Editing Effects

If you’re into glossy, highly edited images, then the Honor 8’s camera effects are a fun option to try. With the various effects you can capture light trails from moving cars or buildings at night, blur moving water, and capture star movement at night.

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