Want to click on the best Diwali pictures? Watch the demonstration using the OnePlus 10 Pro and OnePlus 10T 5G.
If you're looking to take some gorgeous, stunning photos of Diwali lights this holiday season, the article below will guide you through how to get the most out of your flagship Android phone's camera. We use the excellent OnePlus 10 Pro and OnePlus 10T 5G as examples.
It's vacation season. That is, it is a season surrounded by dazzling lights, happy faces, and many holidays. It also means that we are at the center of the moment we will observe, freeze, and photograph. Now, taking great photos during Diwali or during festivals can be a bit tricky. This is because when I click on pictures I often do it in the evening or in low light. At the same time, we shoot scenes that are difficult to photograph, such as bright, colorful lighting against a dark sky.
Do not worry. There are ways to take bright and shiny Diwali pictures with your phone. However, having a high-end phone that can take pictures helps. Examples include the OnePlus 10 Pro and OnePlus 10T 5G, which are among the best in terms of camera performance. This phone has several unique features that make it easy to take pictures during Diwali festival. I'm going to give examples of the 10 Pro and 10T 5G in this part, but if you have a high-end phone, you can also access similar features from the phone.
OnePlus 10 Pro and OnePlus 10T Diwali offers
But before the tips, a few words about OnePlus 10 Pro and OnePlus 10T 5G deals and deals. OnePlus is currently offering a holiday discount of Rs 5,000 on the OnePlus 10 Pro and Rs 2,000 on the OnePlus 10R and OnePlus 10R Prime Blue Edition. ICICI Bank debit and credit card transactions also allow buyers to enjoy instant bank rebates of Rs 6,000 on the purchase of OnePlus 10 Pro, Rs 3,000 on the purchase of OnePlus 10R and OnePlus 10R Prime Blue Edition and Rs 5,000 on the purchase of OnePlus 10T. Similar offers are available to Axis Bank card users on OnePlus.in, OnePlus Store App, Amazon.in and OnePlus Experience Store and other offline partner stores.
Proper exposure is paramount when clicking on Diwali lighting photos. This is because there is a lot of bright light on the stage, but there are also dark areas during festivals held in the evening or at night. This is especially true of the lighting of Diwali or diyas. So, when taking pictures in these scenes, always expose them to bright light. This is very easy. When you click a picture with your OnePlus 10 Pro or other phone, you click the brightest part of the scene on the screen when you take the picture. This will instruct the phone to expose the picture for the brightest light. The result is images with perfect exposure and rich detail that the 10 Pro's superb 48MP main camera actually sees.
Here's how to click on a Diwali diya picture for clarity. Point your phone's camera at diya. Touch the brightly lit area of the screen. This will cause the phone to instantly adjust the exposure and darken the dark areas of the frame. Now click on the picture. The image you get has a lot of details about the red clay mold as well as the diyya flames in sharp focus.
It works equally well in all kinds of scenes with lots of bright light. Just use this trick and your Diwali photos will go up in quality in no time.
Follow the grid for better composition
A good shot is always a perfect composition. Of course, not everyone is a professional photographer, so the 10 Pro and 10T 5g have a Grid and Guides setup. This helps users to properly organize their photos. You can go to the OnePlus 10 Pro and OnePlus 10T camera settings and enable the 3x3 grid, then use the visible lines to better frame your shots. This setting is especially useful for creating attractive photos according to the rule of thirds. Of course, you can always customize your photos using various editing apps.
Sometimes the field of view of the main lens is not enough to fit everything you want in the frame. The ultra-wide cameras, especially the OnePlus 10 Pro and OnePlus 10T, have an angle of view of 150 degrees and 120 degrees respectively, so many people should fit in one frame. No problem. Best of all, the ultra-wide-angle lens lets you use night mode, which not only allows you to take a wider picture, but also achieves brighter results. Speaking of brighter results.
Night mode ultra max
Sometimes even the best artificial lighting can't get you the scene you want. And like I said, even the best phones fail without good lighting. However, this is where night mode works and we have already explained how it is a tool to make brighter photos in low light. But what if you can't get good photos even in night mode?
The OnePlus 10 Pro and OnePlus 10T cameras have a tripod mode. It's basically an extended version of Night Mode that lets you take long exposure photos, which allows you to capture more light to get bright, clear photos. You can enable this setting from the main camera home page itself, but the only trade-off for this feature to work fully is that the device must remain stable. So, it's a good idea to set up your phone well before taking pictures.
Go pro
The OnePlus 10 Pro and 10T 5G have some cool features that really help you get decent point-and-shoot results. But if you think you've got everything you need to be a pro, you can turn on Pro mode to have full manual camera control.
In Pro mode, you can set shutter speed, white balance, ISO, and more. Above all, if post-processing is really important to you, you can even shoot RAW photos and edit them later. By the way, both the 10 Pro and 10T have a separate "Movie" mode. This is essentially a separate mode that manually sets the camera to record video. And with Hasselblad's color settings, these "professional modes" can make your vacation photos stand out.
In summary, these have been some of the easiest tips you can use to maximize your photography skills during this Diwali period. As I said at the beginning, it would be easier with a phone like the OnePlus 10 Pro. But even if not, follow the tips here and you will always end up with sharper photos, better exposure, and better details.
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