Photos that look great as large prints can shrink into muddled, fuzzy messes when viewed on a computer monitor or, worse, a mobile phone. Here's how to compose, shoot, and process your images so they work well on the small screen.
Summary
- Small screens have fewer pixels so images have less detail at smaller sizes.
- Take extra shots with small screens in mind.
- Crop your subject tightly.
- Keep the composition simple.
- Use a shallow depth of field if necessary.
- Give the foreground contrast against the background (eg: light vs dark).
- Boost the image contrast and saturation before uploading. (Hint: use Curves instead of Contrast.)
- Try removing the background altogether.
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