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How to Take Better Photos With Your Phone Here are four great tips for capturing better-quality photos with your smartphone's camera. - Dave Johnson, PCWorld More From Digital Focus 11 Tips to Ensure Great Smartphone Photography A phone is designed to make calls, but for many people it's also their primary camera. Here are our tips on how to make phone photos look great. Share: Five Reasons Photographers Should Love the Apple iPhone These free (or cheap) photo-friendly apps should be on every photographer's iPhone. Share: Five Tips for Great Photos With Your Cell Phone Coax better pictures from your camera phone by choosing the right subject, tweaking the settings, and more. 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