Editorial policy
Frame the Day aims to make phone photography easier to understand without overstating what a technique or edit can do. We value clear explanations, careful wording and visible accountability when something needs correcting.
Accuracy and clarity
We check factual claims against reliable material appropriate to the subject and distinguish general explanation from opinion. Where a feature varies across phones or apps, we say so rather than treating one interface as universal. We avoid promising that a particular setting will produce the same result in every scene.
Independence and partner material
Editorial decisions are made separately from commercial arrangements. When content is sponsored or created with a partner, it is clearly labelled so readers can recognize the relationship. Partner placements across the site are also labelled, and their presence does not determine our editorial conclusions.
Corrections
If you spot an error, contact us through the Contact page and identify the passage and the issue. We review specific, actionable reports and correct material when warranted, making the change clear where appropriate.
Images and illustrations
Some illustrations may be generated with AI. We identify such illustrations where they appear and do not present them as documentary photographs or examples captured in a real photographic exercise.
A good photo begins with looking
Frame the Day treats phone photography as a way to pay closer attention. We explain choices in plain language, so you can try them with the camera you already have.