Using a camera grid to get your photos straight

[Nasreldin]

Great tip! I never used this op

[JoyVaughn]

I appreciate this comment and the tips. I'll use my grid and remember to use some artistry. 

[Neminath]

@Christina-NYC, 

Very useful for beginner, thanks for sharing

[JohnPeter]

Dear @Christina-NYC, the very moment I saw this post,  I made Grid opinion as default,  it's been a great help. 

Issue:  Now I am in a upscale / hilly area.   So not able to fix the grid in common,  if I see the building other places around is not straight.  

In this situation what is the solution? 

[RaselSa]

 @Christina-NYC ধন্যবাদ আপনাকে আপনার মূল্যবান তথ্য আমাদের সাথে 

ভাগ করার জন্য,এখান থেকে আমিও কিছু

শিখতে পারলাম। খুব সুন্দর হয়েছে। 

[bassey]

Thanks @Christina-NYC very important feature of cameras on phones that people hardly use. It helps put up the quality of photos uploaded on maps that's why I love it. 

I must add that if it isn't used, the stabilization can be done during post-editing of the photo itself.

[NitaBC]

@Christina-NYC Thank you! This is an old post, but still very relevant for newbies like me. 

[tony_b]

Very helpful tip @Christina-NYC. I found this page through a link posted by @Rednewt74.

I never even knew my phone's camera had such a feature.