How to get good photos with a cell phone with no expensive app or clip on.

[Jonreefer]

So LED especially blue cause all kind of issues taking photos. I am not a big phone camera person but if you want to get actually decent properly colored photos. Without having to spend $30 for a single color clip on or an app to try and hope it matches your lighting settings.
I use my Rosco color gel filter sample and choose the correct shade of yellow or orange that best fits my lighting profile to give me the most natural color.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/prod...U4kHHcc186NFLUaAnPyEALw_wcB&lsft=BI:514&smp=Y
they seem to be sold out but I am sure you can find them somewhere or even go to Rosco sight and see who might carry the sample swatch kit. Sometimes they send them out for free. Thats how I got mine years ago.
https://us.rosco.com/en/about-us/where-to-buy
Here is the swatch sample
IMG_0325 by jon duboy, on Flickr
Here are before and after using the gel. I use the #310 Daffodil gel for my tank
I took these really fast so it wasnt trying to get perfect sharp images just quick handheld to show how much of a difference it makes with only a $1.80 sample set
IMG_0323 by jon duboy, on Flickr
IMG_0324 by jon duboy, on Flickr
IMG_0321 by jon duboy, on Flickr
IMG_0322 by jon duboy, on Flickr
IMG_0319 by jon duboy, on FlickrIMG_0320 by jon duboy, on Flickr

 

[P-Dub]

That's great. I used to have a gel swatch sample book as well. It is lost to the ethos though. Thanks for sharing!