On the S7, you can swipe from left to right in the camera app. It will give you some advanced options such as pro mode. It gives you more control over the camera settings and options. Do a web search and read about how cameras work and basic photography then play around with pro mode. For the type of shots we are talking about on the forums, aperture and it's relation to depth if field, proper exposure, ISO settings, and focus are key as far how the camera will perform. The other side of that is how you frame and compose the shot. This will have a huge effect on the overall look of your image. Some people have to learn and practice as there are not firmly set rules to this. Only basic guidelines. Others have a natural talent to be able to grab a point and shoot camera and get really good images. I believe they are able to naturally create the desired image in thier head before taking the picture whether they know that's what they are doing or not. I am of the type that knows what they want it to look like but have to try a few times to get it right. I may take 10 to 20 shots of one subject, then choose the one I like when I am on the computer with a bigger screen. Digital is free, take tons of them and delete all but the one you want to use. I started in the film days and that got expensive.
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