Taking a selfie requires, at most, two things - a camera, and a self. Or so we thought. Beyond the simple appearance of an act so common it has reached the Oxford dictionary lies such command and discipline of basic photography and motor movements that multiple manufacturers have taken to themselves to supplement and ease this task of great effort.
The biggest hardship one may face while taking a selfie is, with no doubt, pressing the on-screen button to take a pic while holding the phone with one or two hands. The procedure is especially difficult when one must extend their arms to fit all the friendly (or not) faces beside theirs. Your phone is shaking, your grip losens as you reach for that shutter button. Unless you're lucky, the end result is usually an unfocused, badly centered pic. Thankfully, modern engineering has catered to this problem of today's society too. Check out the solutions below.
The biggest hardship one may face while taking a selfie is, with no doubt, pressing the on-screen button to take a pic while holding the phone with one or two hands. The procedure is especially difficult when one must extend their arms to fit all the friendly (or not) faces beside theirs. Your phone is shaking, your grip losens as you reach for that shutter button. Unless you're lucky, the end result is usually an unfocused, badly centered pic. Thankfully, modern engineering has catered to this problem of today's society too. Check out the solutions below.
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