Smartphones are increasingly impressive cameras. It used to be that any photo taken with a phone had major, glaring weaknesses, but not anymore--the sensors are bigger, the processing more nimble, and even the manual controls are more extensive. That doesn't mean smartphone shots are always good, though--they still have a very particular set of strengths and weaknesses. Our friends at Pop Photo compiled a great list to help you get the most out of the camera you always have on you. Check it out here.
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