The side-effects of your phone camera flash

The mobile handset is becoming a high quality digital still camera these days. One big problem with many smartphones cameras is that either they don't have flash or they have LED light which is termed as flash. You are entirely dependent on these so called LED flashlights thrusts. No doubt, they are bright but when compared to the usual camera flash, LED flashlights may ruin the color temperature of your pictures. They can freeze action but may loose on the picture quality. The Flash duration on your phone is much more than what it is on your digital camera. By using long flash duration on your phone you might end-up with blurred or too bright pictures. Another problem associated with LED flashlight is the "red-eye effect" also known as the "Demon-eye-effect". It is mainly caused because the retina of human eye reflects red red light straight back in the direction it came from. In case of phone the flashlight is located very close to the camera, and when you take pictures straight in front of a face, it often exhibit this effect. So, what should you do if you need a flash? Well, that is an unfortunate situation. It often gets difficult to capture pictures without flash in low light settings like a bar or a concert. In that case, you'll have to adjust with what you have. If possible seek for another light source or it is better to get a bad flash picture than getting no picture at all. Sometime its just the moment that you want to capture, regardless of the scene, the background, the setting or the flash. It might not be a perfect picture, but it may just be worth keeping for a lifetime.

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