Some tips on Photography.

This is more geared toward the camera on the 920 but may apply for normal usage or other phones too.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

― Sun Tzu, The Art of War

In context we need to know our phone and its capabilities, now that’s half the battle.

About the 920 ‘s camera :

1. It’s a 8.7 mp cam with Carl Zeiss Lens plus OIS (optical image stabilization) source : Microsoft's official 920 site
and
Nokia Lumia 920 Camera
*Megapixels are not everything, it must come hand in hand with the lens and processing software.
2. The lens is F2 (meaning that our phone is capable of near and medium shots but not distant shots.
3. Low light capabilities allow us to shoot in low light conditions ( and thus does better in low light but I think lacks some colors and contrast in day time shots (don't worry, we can always use apps like Fhotoroom or a filter to make it better) P.s : Even the 930 and 1520 are not very good with low light from what I've seen.

Included are some tips that i have gathered from around the internet,
they are in pdf format because I wanted to read it offline instead of loading the page every time. The links within the pdf still work AFAIK (as far as i know).

Here is a well written article on using the 920's camera
Nokia Lumia 920 Photo guide: How to make the most of your camera

One more
Take Amazing Photos On Your Lumia With Nokia Camera

and another haha
Photography Tips for Nokia Lumia 920 Windows Phone

If you need more just google or do a YouTube search. I'm sure there are a few out there.
Use a tripod.
It helps with stabilization for macro shots , blur-less pictures and long exposure shots (google to see some examples of long exposure)
I'm yet to experiment with this and would be trilled if someone can fill this in.
I did however try without a tripod. Do refer to the included picture (its called light trails) but its not a very good shot since its kinda blurry.

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How to use a tripod.

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This guy uses a 920 as his camera and i think his shots are great.
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Bottom line, I think the quote by Adam Ansel (pro photographer) "A good photograph is knowing where to stand"
serves as the golden rule. One more shot to prove it. [attachmentid=4485943] I took a few shots but didn't give me a satisfying look of KLCC so i went around and shot it again, probably my 3rd shot and got this, Because one doesn't always get a shot of KLCC and the moon right?    (Used HDR inverse filter)

Something we the newer gen dont get to see much
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Go out and experiment, try something new or do some research. All the best guys.
Hope this can help you guys out. Do feel free to give me feedback or correct me if there are any mistakes here.
Also sorry for the late reply, I thought my email would notify me but it didn't, and thank you guys for the kind remarks or comments.

I can be found on Instagram with the ID Vsmh96 or Vsmh on Fhotoroom.