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5 Simple Ways to Boost Your Smartphone Photos and Videos with AI

Discover how artificial intelligence can enhance your mobile photography skills, without breaking the bank or requiring expertise.

  • Use AI-powered photo editing apps like Adobe Lightroom and Snapseed for free
  • Tap into the features of smartphone cameras, such as Portrait mode and Night mode
  • Explore third-party lenses and camera accessories that integrate with popular AI software

With advancements in artificial intelligence, smartphone photography has reached new heights. Here are five easy ways to elevate your mobile snaps using AI-powered tools and techniques.

Firstly, consider downloading photo editing apps like Adobe Lightroom and Snapseed, which offer a range of AI-driven features without costing the earth. For instance, these apps can automatically adjust exposure, contrast, and colour balance to produce professional-looking results.

In addition to software, many smartphone cameras come equipped with advanced features such as Portrait mode, which creates a stunning bokeh effect by blurring the background, and Night mode, which reduces noise and enhances low-light performance.

For those looking for more versatility in their mobile photography, third-party lenses and camera accessories can be attached to smartphones. Some popular options include the Moment Wide-Angle Lens (£99) and the Olloclip Mobile Photography System (£69), both of which integrate seamlessly with AI-powered software.

Why this matters: UK consumers can now capture high-quality photos and videos on their mobile devices without needing expensive camera equipment or hiring a professional photographer.

What this means for you: This story may affect household budgets, bills, savings, benefits or financial planning depending on your circumstances. Check whether the change applies to you before making financial decisions.

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