Sir, Lot of information. I have Open Camera App (after watching your video). But it not give RAW in my mobile. Then which android mobile support RAW... please few models names. (your mobile model) Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Hey, I am so glad that you found the video informative. Please keep supporting. I promise to share whatever knowledge I have or new things I learn through this channel. And for shooting RAW, the phone needs to have Camera 2 API support. If it doesn't have, it's okay. Try shooting in manual mode, using lightroom mobile, or any other camera app. That way, you will be able to control the images, and you won't have to do much while editing. The phones I use are POCO F1 (the first POCO phone) and iPhone 11. I suppose, the later POCO phones will also support RAW. I recommend not to buy a new phone just for shooting RAW, and concentrate more on developing skills to make better photos; but when you buy one next time, keep this in mind. Hope it helps. :) Do ask if you have any more questions. ❤️🙏🏻
@@krish5901 Also, if plan to buy a new phone, and someone has the exact same model, you can try installing Lightroom Mobile app and check if it allows you to shoot DNG photos (RAW). This is the simplest way to check. Stay safe: :)
@@krish5901 ha ha.... Use the free version!!! Download karne ke liye pay nahi karna padta. Aur free version me hi edits bhi kar sakte ho. I have two videos on LR. Time mile to check kar lena. 😊
Very informative Nur 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Hey Aruna, glad you found it informative. Hope it helps you start shooting manual. 🙏🏻
Sir,
Lot of information. I have Open Camera App (after watching your video). But it not give RAW in my mobile. Then which android mobile support RAW... please few models names. (your mobile model)
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Hey, I am so glad that you found the video informative. Please keep supporting. I promise to share whatever knowledge I have or new things I learn through this channel.
And for shooting RAW, the phone needs to have Camera 2 API support. If it doesn't have, it's okay. Try shooting in manual mode, using lightroom mobile, or any other camera app. That way, you will be able to control the images, and you won't have to do much while editing. The phones I use are POCO F1 (the first POCO phone) and iPhone 11. I suppose, the later POCO phones will also support RAW.
I recommend not to buy a new phone just for shooting RAW, and concentrate more on developing skills to make better photos; but when you buy one next time, keep this in mind. Hope it helps. :)
Do ask if you have any more questions. ❤️🙏🏻
@@GrimPixels Many thanks 🙏❤
@@krish5901 Also, if plan to buy a new phone, and someone has the exact same model, you can try installing Lightroom Mobile app and check if it allows you to shoot DNG photos (RAW). This is the simplest way to check. Stay safe: :)
@@GrimPixels
Sir ji, LR expensive app 😃
@@krish5901 ha ha.... Use the free version!!! Download karne ke liye pay nahi karna padta. Aur free version me hi edits bhi kar sakte ho. I have two videos on LR. Time mile to check kar lena. 😊