Thanks for the tips.
yes, given me a choice, I will not want to apply any flash, however, in situation like disco and etc, quite dark and camera almost can't focus.
Anyway, comparing with iPhone and Samsung S series, they are quite OK and not hurtful to use. Just wondering why LG flash have to make it that harsh as opposed to other phone and worse, the laser focusing feature doesn't seems to help in this scenario.
So just wanted to check whether G4 inherit the same harshness as G3 only ?
yes, given me a choice, I will not want to apply any flash, however, in situation like disco and etc, quite dark and camera almost can't focus.
Anyway, comparing with iPhone and Samsung S series, they are quite OK and not hurtful to use. Just wondering why LG flash have to make it that harsh as opposed to other phone and worse, the laser focusing feature doesn't seems to help in this scenario.
So just wanted to check whether G4 inherit the same harshness as G3 only ?
People who knows about photography seldom use the flash
on their cameras (smartphone, dslr, compact etc) because
the most natural photos are those taken with natural light.
But if you really need to lit a subject with the flash, you
can either diffuse it with a diffuser or tape a soft tissue
over the flash.
More tips here:
http://www.wired.com/2015/08/take-better-flash-photos/
Even if you have the most expensive camera, you have to
learn how to diffuse it to get the right amount of soft lighting
to blend in with the available light.![]()


