Grid Lines (n.) A series of lines superimposed on the camera’s viewfinder or screen, typically forming a 3×3 grid. In mobile photography, grid lines are a common feature used to assist with composition, particularly for applying the rule of thirds. They help photographers align elements within the frame, keep horizons level, and create balanced compositions. Most smartphone cameras allow users to toggle grid lines on or off in the settings. Beyond the standard 3×3 grid, some advanced camera apps offer additional grid patterns for more specific compositional techniques.
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