Beyond manual and automatic, cameras have many different modes, all that give you varying degrees of control. Here's how to decide which one to use.

Who can use it Manual mode is for anybody with a mode dial on their camera, physical or virtual, dSLR, interchangeable-lens mirrorless, advanced compact or even a phone with manual controls.

The LG G4 is one of the best smartphones of 2015, partly due to the built-in camera. Here's how to better utilize it, whether shooting JPEGs or in RAW.

We asked, you told us: Manual camera controls are nice, but only sometimes get used It appears that most use auto camera settings so that they can capture something quickly and easily.

This mode is ideal when your subject is on a very dark or bright background. Situations like backlit portraits, a dark ...

The LG G5 retains the best features of its predecessor, and adds a few others that help make it one of the top shooters available. Here's how to use them.

Ditch autofocus for manual focus mode to get more precise control over your shots. Find out how to get started using manual focus, and which scenarios call for it.

For this series on camera modes, we picked six common shooting scenarios, some of which require tricky manual adjustments to capture the ideal shot, and took pictures in each scenario: one using ...

Reflex Camera is the first app with “Manual Mode”,to take professional pictures and to record videos, using the LiveView of your device.It will be like have a real SLR with all function.

Using your digital camera's macro mode will let you get really close to the subject and produce super magnified results Words & Pictures Peter Bargh of ePHOTOzine Nearly all digital cameras have a ...