Everybody wants to travel the world or even our country, who wouldn't want to have that opportunity, right? But even if you travel a few places, make sure that you will capture the very best of it and always do the perfect selfie shots or highlight the destination in your selfie.
Travel selfies are as much about the place as they are about you. Otherwise, you don’t get to show proof of how awesome your vacation trip was, save for a souvenir shirt or some nasty sunburn.
Tips on capturing travel selfies:
Show some action
1. Try doing something to make you look like you’re having a great time, like spreading your arms wide to welcome yourself in a romantic place like Paris or an unforgettable view of Boracay beach, or even eating your favorite flavor of ice cream.
Angle for personality
2. Your choice of angle can also give your selfie some character. If you’re standing near the foot of a huge landmark like the Big Ben or Rizal Monument at Luneta Park, you can go for a selfie angled from the bottom to capture the height of the monument.
Avoid cheesy tourist selfies
3. Please, none of those cheesy forced-perspective shots like giving the Merlion or Christ the Redeemer a kiss, if you don’t want to end up with a stock-photo-esque selfie.
Selfies without a face?
4. Selfies don’t always have to show your face. For a bit of drama, you can try taking selfies from the side or slightly behind your head. This works really well for outdoor selfies, like when you’re looking out from a cliff or watching the sunset from the beach. To make this shot work, be sure to carry a selfie stick with you.
Tools of the trade
5. A selfie stick is a great companion whether you’re traveling alone or with a group if you want to snap “groufies” with no problem. Another helpful buddy is a power bank. But make sure that is allowed in the places you will go.
With that said, now all you need to have is a great camera phone that you can use and apply that said tips to perfectly capture a selfie shot. The OPPO F1s, for instance, comes with a panorama feature for wide-angle shots—great for groufies and selfies against a breathtaking backdrop. The palm-activated shutter also lets you make those quick selfies while you’re touring around a city.
The anti-shake feature further prevents blurs even as you take selfies while walking, while the 16-megapixel front-facing camera is designed with a 1/3.1-inch sensor and f/2.0 aperture for very clear selfies despite low-light conditions.
OPPO’s “selfie expert” takes care of that with a 3075mAh battery that lasts the whole day.
For the best camera phone to take on your next adventure, visit OPPO concept and retail stores nationwide.
Travel selfies are as much about the place as they are about you. Otherwise, you don’t get to show proof of how awesome your vacation trip was, save for a souvenir shirt or some nasty sunburn.
Tips on capturing travel selfies:
Show some action
1. Try doing something to make you look like you’re having a great time, like spreading your arms wide to welcome yourself in a romantic place like Paris or an unforgettable view of Boracay beach, or even eating your favorite flavor of ice cream.
Angle for personality
2. Your choice of angle can also give your selfie some character. If you’re standing near the foot of a huge landmark like the Big Ben or Rizal Monument at Luneta Park, you can go for a selfie angled from the bottom to capture the height of the monument.
Avoid cheesy tourist selfies
3. Please, none of those cheesy forced-perspective shots like giving the Merlion or Christ the Redeemer a kiss, if you don’t want to end up with a stock-photo-esque selfie.
Selfies without a face?
4. Selfies don’t always have to show your face. For a bit of drama, you can try taking selfies from the side or slightly behind your head. This works really well for outdoor selfies, like when you’re looking out from a cliff or watching the sunset from the beach. To make this shot work, be sure to carry a selfie stick with you.
Tools of the trade
5. A selfie stick is a great companion whether you’re traveling alone or with a group if you want to snap “groufies” with no problem. Another helpful buddy is a power bank. But make sure that is allowed in the places you will go.
With that said, now all you need to have is a great camera phone that you can use and apply that said tips to perfectly capture a selfie shot. The OPPO F1s, for instance, comes with a panorama feature for wide-angle shots—great for groufies and selfies against a breathtaking backdrop. The palm-activated shutter also lets you make those quick selfies while you’re touring around a city.
The anti-shake feature further prevents blurs even as you take selfies while walking, while the 16-megapixel front-facing camera is designed with a 1/3.1-inch sensor and f/2.0 aperture for very clear selfies despite low-light conditions.
OPPO’s “selfie expert” takes care of that with a 3075mAh battery that lasts the whole day.
For the best camera phone to take on your next adventure, visit OPPO concept and retail stores nationwide.
