New Delhi | Jagran Technology Desk: The festival mode has finally come to end with the conclusion of Chhath Puja. Originated from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, Chhath Puja has now reached many states of the country. In this festival, Lord Surya (Sun) is worshipped. As we can see for the last few years the excitement during Chhath Puja is as much in Delhi as it was celebrated massively in the Indian states of UP and Bihar.
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This time on Chhath Puja, I was also reviewing the OnePlus7T smartphone. During the festivities, I clicked some great pictures from OnePlus 7T. In these pictures, every color of the festival has been enhanced, especially in the evening time, when I clicked pictures with its 48-megapixel camera. Seeing these pictures, you will get a feeling that you are viewing a picture clicked with a professional DSLR.
The smartphone has several modes to capture amazing images. But as I was clicking pictures of the festivities, I prefer to click the pictures in Portrait Mode, Wide Angle Mode, and Nightscape Mode.
Portrait mode - I have clicked a lot of pictures from its camera in portrait mode. I have captured images of devotees performing the rituals. The special thing about its portrait mode is that the object has been illuminated nicely. At the same time, pictures of Pooja material kept at Chhat Ghat are captured quite well.
Before capturing the picture in the portrait mode, make sure that no object comes to the edge, otherwise, the object will blur. Also, keep in mind that the distance of the object to be taken in the mode is between 0.5 m to 2 m from your camera. When far away, the object does not appear sharp. However, if you want to capture multiple objects in portrait mode, you can click the picture at a distance of more than 3 meters.
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Wide-angle - Through OnePlus 7T I have also taken some pictures in wide-angle mode. These photographs capture the views of the entire Chhat Ghat. In its wide-angle, you get a full 117-degree view.
Night mode - I have clicked pictures of fasting times in the night mode before dawn. What i liked most about this mode is that even when there was very little light, the images captured show natural colors.
While clicking the picture in night mode, make sure that your object and camera remain stable for a few seconds, so that the camera gets full exposure. By the way, on the screen of your smartphone, you will get instructions to keep your hands steady. Simply, you have to follow it and a better picture can be clicked.