Can someone give me a simplified crash course on getting the best out of your phone? I've NEVER been into photography at all, but always been an outdoors person who strays way off the path. About 20% of the time, my phone photos come out really good for a noob just pointing and shooting on default settings. The other 80% I know they are shit compared to what my phone can actually do. I'm not dumb, I can experiment with settings and understand their description... but it's still a matter of putting them all together depending on the situation. Tell me how to take good outdoor pics. I'd add that a lot of focus needs to be centered around lighting impact because it's sunny out there.