Books on photography and photography techniques

Here are some photography tips: 1. ** Light Usage Technique **: When outdoors, the light angles in the morning and evening are the best, and the light quality is the softest. However, you must pay attention to ensure that the subject receives the perfect light. 2. ** Composing Techniques **: - Diagonal composition could be used. - The use of a triangular composition could make the picture more stable and beautiful. - For example, when shooting a building, the eaves could be used as the background to block some unsightly elements. - Using a picture-in-picture effect, such as a person walking past and snapping a picture, the front and back scenes were used to present a rich and layered picture. 3. ** Comparisons **: Through comparison, the beauty of the picture can be enhanced, such as the contrast of size, brightness, color, etc. 4. ** Photographic Equipment Operation Skills **: If you use a camera, according to experience, the probability of using Aperture First is 80%(mainly to control the depth of field), the probability of using Shutter First is about 15%(for shooting control of dynamic subjects), and the probability of using manual gear is only 5%(when you can't focus accurately). You don't need to master too many complicated functions to use a mobile phone to take photos. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Here are some emotional photography techniques: ** 1. Techniques for expressing positive emotions ** 1. ** Use of Light and Shadow ** - Use bright, soft light, such as gold, orange, red and other warm colors of light, can create a warm and comfortable atmosphere, stimulate positive emotions. For example, the golden rays of the setting sun shone on the fields. 2. ** Usage of composition ** - The use of symmetrical and balanced composition gives people a sense of stability and harmony, transmitting positive energy. For example, placing the character in the center of the picture, surrounded by a natural scene full of vitality. 3. ** Color Usage ** - Choosing bright and vibrant colors such as blue sky, white clouds, and clear water to blend into the picture can stimulate excitement and convey energetic positive emotions. 4. ** Choice of theme ** - The theme was positive, positive, and full of hope, such as the laughter of children, the sweetness between lovers, and the beauty of nature. It could stimulate the positive emotions of the audience and convey the yearning for a better life. ** 2. Techniques for expressing negative emotions ** 1. ** Use of Light and Shadow ** - Using dark and cool light to create a depressing and heavy atmosphere, expressing negative emotions such as sadness and fear. For example, the back view of a person looked lonely under the dim light. 2. ** Usage of composition ** - Using an unbalanced and slanted composition, it gives people a sense of instability and uneasiness, expressing inner anxiety and uneasiness. For example, placing the character at the edge of the screen, the surrounding environment was dark. 3. ** Color Usage ** - Use dark and cool colors, such as gray, black, blue, etc., to create a depressing and heavy atmosphere, expressing negative emotions such as sadness and fear. 4. ** Choice of theme ** - It mainly focused on negative topics such as sadness, despair, and pain, such as the cruelty of war, the sorrow of death, and the injustice of society. It resonated with the audience and conveyed their reflection on reality. ** 3. Emotional expression techniques in the middle ** 1. ** Use of Light and Shadow ** - Use soft and delicate light to create a calm and peaceful atmosphere to express thoughts and reflections. It was like the scene of the morning sun shining on the leaves. 2. ** Usage of composition ** - The composition was simple and empty, giving people a simple and ethereal feeling, expressing thoughts and reflecting emotions. For example, placing the character in the center of the picture and leaving the surroundings blank. 3. ** Color Usage ** - Choose soft and elegant colors, such as green, blue, gray, etc., to create a calm and peaceful atmosphere, expressing thoughts and reflections. 4. ** Choice of theme ** - The theme was calm, everyday, and ordinary, expressing his thoughts and feelings about life. In addition, there were some special portrait emotional photography techniques, such as: 1. ** In terms of shooting actions ** - Half of the face was covered when the photo was taken, and the side profile was taken with a smile on the face to improve the mood of the photo. 2. ** In terms of shooting techniques ** - If he wanted the atmosphere, he would use props, if he wanted nature, he would use snap shots, and if he wanted tension, he would use a wide angle. 3. ** Filming preparation ** - For example, in portrait photography, the model could be calmed down so that his emotions would naturally show. Using a single flashing light to cover the ceiling with yellow paper to form a soft light and enter the room through a special window, imitating a specific light (such as imitating the sunset light, the camera's color temperature is set to 2500K, so that the light and the surrounding color form a color collision, the darker tone renders the mood, and the later color balance and dark tone add cyan and green to cool the dark tone to further render the mood), the fixed focal length of the lens (such as 35mm, 50mm) maintains a sense of alienation from the character, etc. 4. ** Scene shooting ** - When shooting a night emotional short film, you can first shoot a section of traffic, then shoot a lonely street lamp, then shoot the alternating traffic lights, and finally shoot the deserted street. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Here are some outdoor photography tips: - ** Equipment selection **: Different outdoor shooting scenes (such as wild animals, tourism, scenery, close-up, underwater, etc.) need to choose the appropriate equipment, but the reference materials do not mention the equipment selection in detail. - ** Scene Shooting Techniques **: - ** Shooting in an outdoor tent **: You can use the flame as the background to make the picture warm, layered, and the face of the person bright. However, the camera should be lower and pay attention to the angle of the portrait to avoid the nostrils being too big. You can also use the food at hand to shoot. If you want the person to look petite, you can shoot from top to bottom. - ** Shooting of outdoor camping with little equipment **: After laying out the camping cloth, placing the dining table and fruits, you can shoot. When the color of the picture was long, the clothes of the subject had to be simple to highlight the main body. He could also use the props at hand, such as a fruit basket or a scissors pose. - ** Waterside Shooting **: Under the premise of ensuring safety, when you don't bring too many camping props, you can squat by the water or sit on a stool and use your feet to make crystal clear splashes. If the person being photographed was sitting or squatting, the photographer should also squat down to make the photo look more intimate. - ** Using lights to shoot **: You can use live lights or decorative pendants as the front. Stand high enough to let the hanging lights be the front, and focus on the eyes of the people behind to make the front lights blur. At the same time, you can use props to enrich the posture. - ** Leg length shooting **: The subject can wear longer clothes to create a drooping feeling, with one leg bent and the other straight, or cross and stand with the foot close to the camera straight. - ** Shooting with outdoor railings **: When shooting the whole body, the angle of view can be lowered, and the bottom of the character's feet can be placed in the middle two squares; when shooting the body, the focal length can be magnified twice, and the character can be placed in the lower right four squares; the sky can also be left blank or the portrait mode can be turned on to shoot the back of the character looking at the scenery, focusing on the distant scenery; when turning to the side, the angle of view can also be lowered, and the railing guide line can be used to shoot. - ** Outdoors portrait shooting (dressing)**: Pay attention to the matching of personal clothing and the matching of clothing with the environment. You can choose clothes that match the style of different places, such as school (college style), places with a lot of vegetation (romantic and fresh style), European architecture (European and American style). The color matching can follow the same/close color system and contrasting color matching scheme. The same color scheme should be coordinated, the neighboring color scheme should pay attention to the color difference and not let the character blend into the background, and the contrasting color scheme has a strong visual impact. - ** outdoor character photography (posture)**: Take a photo with a straight back and lower abdomen; coordinate the movements of the four limbs; have curves in the legs and arms and do not overlap the legs; walk without looking at the camera, look down at the side face or look far ahead to have different feelings; stretch and do Y or O poses to make the character stand out; turn back to increase the movement of the photo. - Focus: Whether it's a camera or a mobile phone, focus is very important. When shooting people, focus on the face or eyes. - ** Lighting **: - [Backlight Shooting]: High visual impact in outdoor portraits. - ** Downlight Shooting **: The position of the lens is in the same direction as the light. The light is uniform, the image is clear, the color reproduction is good, and the film production rate is high. - ** In terms of composition **: - [Center composition: Place the person in the middle of the picture. It's simple and practical, allowing the viewer to quickly see the main body.] - ** Framed composition (a type of Foreground composition)**: Use a door frame or a building frame to frame the character. - ** Create a sense of travel atmosphere **: Lower the phone and turn the screen horizontally to zoom in on the figure leaning against the railing. Take a picture first, then raise the phone and take a picture of the figure walking back and then put them together. Or lower the phone and turn the camera twice to zoom in on the figure to capture the picture of the figure walking. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Here are some food photography tips: 1. ** Choice of angle ** - **45-degree side view **: Close to the perspective of sitting at the dining table and looking at the food. It can capture the three-dimensional effect of the food, giving people the feeling that they are about to eat. It is also more suitable for beginners to master. It can better display the natural texture and taste of the food. Most mainstream food newspapers and magazines often use this angle, but this angle is relatively lacking in novelty. - [Overlooking]: It's suitable for shooting scenes where the table is full of delicacies and the plates are carefully arranged. It's not limited to the ingredients themselves. It can show the appearance of the entire table and is full of artistic conception. However, not all food was suitable. For example, food that was not prominent in shape and had a single color might not be effective. - [Level View]: It is suitable for cakes, drinks, and other multi-layered delicacies. It can reflect the details such as the mezzanines. If it is shot from above, it will look dull. - ** Horizontal shooting **: It is suitable for stacked and layered food, such as pancakes, tiramisu, and gradually distinct bartending. However, the background of the photo should not be too messy, otherwise it will make the photo lack focus. - [Tilted composition (using chopsticks and other elements): Increases the rhythm of the picture. By comparing the size and distance between food and chopsticks, the picture will be richer.] 2. ** Method of composition ** - ** Rhythm composition (Comparing the size and distance of the food)**: Create a sense of rhythm through the difference in size and distance between the food. - [Triangular composition: When there are three objects in the picture, they can be placed in a triangular relationship. This composition is stable and not boring.] - Diagonal composition: Place the main ingredients on the diagonal of the photo and use the lines to guide the audience's gaze to "walk through" the entire picture. - [Center composition: Place the ingredients in the center of the picture to highlight the main body, easily attract the eye, and achieve a balanced effect.] - ** Chessboard composition **: Can be used when there are many similar subjects in the picture. The food is scattered and the human eye is sensitive to repeated elements. This will bring a cheerful rhythm to the picture. - [Seeking differences within similarities, highlight the main body]: Prominent the main body of food that you want to represent among the many food elements. - ** Surrounding composition **: Expose part of the other dishes and focus on the food in the middle to create a sense of space. - [Symmetrization Method: Place the food in a symmetrical manner. This method is simple and easy to achieve.] - ** Triangle method (when there are many subjects)**: When there are more than three subjects on the table (food or other tableware items), the triangle arrangement will be more ceremonial, whether it is taken diagonally or from above. - [Table-side shooting method: Use the edge of the table to assist in the composition and enhance the high-level feeling of the photo.] 3. ** Light utilization ** - ** Natural Light Selection **: The original brilliance of food can be best displayed under sufficient natural light. It is recommended to choose to shoot by the window or outdoors. The lights can be turned off when shooting indoors. Pay attention to the direction of the light when shooting, try to move the position of the food, use light measurement, and capture the light trajectory by the window to enhance the layering of the photo. - ** Use of artificial light sources **: Although many people think that artificial light sources such as flashes can give a high-level feeling, natural light is usually better in food photography. - ** Special light adjustment **: When shooting with steaming hot soup, set the "White Balance" mode to "Cloudy" to make the warm color system better contrast the warmth of the food. When shooting with fresh fruits, you need to set "exposure compensation" to brighten the picture. When shooting fruits indoors, you need to set "White Balance" or filter to restore the color. 4. ** Setting the background ** - ** Simple background **: For beginners, the simpler the background, the better. For example, a black and white background. The white color is bright and refreshing, while the black color is distinctive. It can form a strong contrast with the color of the food. You can also choose a background color that corresponds to the color of the ingredients. - ** Reduce the background **: Walk to the corner of the table and zoom in to simplify the background, or use a glass of water as the food on the cross line in the front to create an atmosphere. 5. ** Use of props and other elements ** - ** Tactile Cutlery **: Tactile Cutlery may be a supporting role, but it's very important for the photo. To avoid stealing the limelight from the ingredients, the simpler the cutlery, the better. It's safer to have all white or all black cutlery. Dinner plates, books, cups, vases, knives and forks, newspapers, coffee, etc. could be used as props to set off the atmosphere of the dining table. Different props could be used to create a sense of layering. The relationship between points, lines, and surfaces needed to be considered. - ** Add human elements **: Make the scene more vivid and have a sense of story. For example, you can shoot with food in hand and use the sky, ocean, streets, etc. as the background to create different atmosphere. You can also shoot the moment when food and people interact, such as the process of hot soup pouring on white rice. It is more interesting than shooting food alone. - ** Adjusting the picture layout **: Put the food in the bottom six squares to shoot the big scene; flip the phone lens 180 degrees, pick up the food at a lower angle to shoot the appetite. - [Make use of the arrangement of the plate: The exquisite staple food looks exquisite with the sliced vegetables; the bread is more delicious when placed on a wooden tray with wrinkled wax paper or a table covered with checkered cotton cloth.] <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

There were many techniques and composition methods for shooting food. We can summarize the following practical techniques and composition methods: 1. Use different scenes: In food photography, the commonly used scenes are panoramic, medium, close-up, and close-up. The panoramic view could show the relationship between the environment and the food, the middle view could show the relationship between the food and other elements, the close-up could emphasize the shape and structure of the food, and the close-up could show the texture and details of the food. 2. Three-point composition: The three-point composition is one of the most extensive and classic forms of composition. You can place the subject at the intersection or in the middle of the picture to make the picture more balanced and coordinated. 3. Diagonal composition: Diagonal composition can create a balanced photo. By paying attention to the position and direction of the diagonal, you can give the picture a sense of flow and depth. 4. Aerial shot composition: Aerial shot is a commonly used angle to show the overall shape and details of the food, making the picture more three-dimensional and layered. 5. Pay attention to the light: When shooting food, using natural light can make the food color look more natural and three-dimensional. If there was insufficient light, he could use supplementary light or use a reflective plate to increase the light. 6. Pay attention to details and texture: In food photography, you can increase the attractiveness of food by capturing details and texture. It could explore different angles and shooting distances of food to show the characteristics and texture of food. In short, the techniques and composition methods of food photography could be flexibly applied according to different situations and personal preferences. By experimenting with different angles, lighting, and composition methods, one could take satisfactory food photos.

Here are some men's photography tips: - ** In terms of composition ** - ** Master Jing's small composition **: suitable for shy men who are not used to the camera. Enlarging the scale of the scenery in the picture, allowing the characters to blend into the environment, as long as the background was beautiful, simple and clean. For example, in the background of blue sky, white clouds, dead trees, and so on, the natural posture of the characters was very immersive. You can also choose a stable or exaggerated composition according to the theme, such as reverse white space, bold cutting, reverse camera position, etc. - ** Virtual and real combination composition **: Choose a special background such as a glass window or windowsill, so that the real scene in front of the camera and the virtual shadow behind the camera appear in the picture, creating a combination of virtual and real effect; or use the window gauze at home to shoot people through the window gauze, creating a looming hazy beauty. This can avoid the problem of appearance and increase the high-level feeling of the photo. - ** Character Postures ** - ** Standing posture **: You can find a visual focal point, such as a distant tree or photographer. Raising your head can create a sense of atmosphere. If you look back, you should take a few more photos and check if you are out of focus. You can also use your hands, flowers, leaves, etc. to cover part of your face to highlight your beautiful facial features. When looking up (the model looks up at the photographer), if the angle is too high, the model needs to tilt towards the photographer's position to ensure that the facial features are captured. - ** Sitting posture **: Choose the most comfortable and comfortable posture, such as sitting cross-legged, or bending forward and other natural postures. This can give a comfortable and unruly feeling. - ** Don't look at the camera **: When posing, such as holding your chin, pulling your tie, pulling your clothes, etc., don't look at the camera to avoid appearing greasy and exaggerated. - ** Clothing matching **: When taking daily photos, follow the rules of the simpler and more advanced. Try to choose clean and refreshing clothes and avoid wearing suits, plaid shirts, and other work-related clothes. - ** Prop usage **: Shy and shy men can use some props, such as sunglasses, cameras, hats, etc., to ease the awkwardness and enrich the level and highlight of the photo. - The use of light and shadow: The use of natural light can create a soft and realistic effect, such as the light that shines through the window in the morning or afternoon. In the early autumn, when the light is softer, you can use natural light, or you can hide in the shade and use the light through the gaps of the leaves to shoot. In the studio, an octagonal light could be set up to illuminate the face at 90 degrees in front of the character to increase the three-dimensional effect. A standard cover could be set up to slow down the scene to fill the environment with details, and the main light could adjust the parameters according to the height of the character. - ** Scene selection ** - ** Daily life scenes **: You can take photos of brushing your teeth, blowing your hair (don't brush your teeth too hard, don't let your hair get too wet), taking a bath (men with good figures can pretend to take a bath), reading, eating (models can pretend to open their mouths to eat, and you can add delicious food photos to enrich the image), making phone calls, playing with phones, listening to music (capturing natural states), going out (such as taking the subway, taking a taxi, shopping, etc.), pretending to take photos, watching the sea, resting, and so on. - Special Scenes: If you want to shoot a different feeling, you can choose some special scenes to shoot. For example, a glass window or windowsill, or a window screen at home. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Here are some tips for indoor portrait photography: 1. ** Scene Selection **: Choose a scene that the model is familiar with. This will help the character relax and take a more natural and beautiful photo. However, the scene should not be too small to avoid limiting the model's posture. 2. " Foreground and background determination: Choose carefully according to the theme. Follow the principle of not being too messy with the elements and layout of the foreground, so as not to affect the visual center of the picture. 3. ** Emotional mobilization **: Many girls would feel unnatural when facing the camera. The photographer had to communicate with the model more and mobilize their emotions. Only then would the photos be more vivid and full of life. 4. ** Use window sill light **: The window sill light is an ideal light source for indoor portrait photography. It can express the effect of portrait photography, create contrast between light and dark, and shoot a portrait with a specific emotion. 5. ** Capture the light of the eyes **: If the character faces the light source from the back or the side, the eyes will be darker, which is not conducive to capturing the light of the eyes. The character should face the light source so that the eyes will produce the light of the eyes and take a photo with emotion. 6. ** Costumes and props matching **: Choose suitable costumes and props according to the scene and theme. For example, props such as beds, sofas, pillows, etc. can be selected for private photos; props such as musical instruments, books, cups, headphones, etc. can be selected for artistic portraits. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Here are some professional photography techniques and methods: ** 1. Light usage ** 1. ** Shun Guang ** - [Effect: It can bring a bright and clear feeling to the scene, but the scene is too flat, and the difference between light and dark is not obvious. It is easy to blend the main body of the scene with the background tone, and the picture lacks a three-dimensional feeling.] - Metering: For beginners, using the camera's rating mode can basically take satisfactory photos. 2. ** Side Light ** - Effect: The 45° angle of the front light can make the scene have a certain contrast between light and dark, enhance the three-dimensional sense and the level of the image, and the color reproduction is also ideal; the 90° angle of the side light will make the scene light and dark half, the contrast between light and dark and the three-dimensional sense is very obvious, and the effect is outstanding when representing buildings and other objects with uneven surfaces. - Metering: When shooting with side light, pay attention to measuring the brightness of the picture to avoid partial overexposed. 3. ** Backlight ** - [Effect: Sunlight shines from the opposite side of the camera. The parts of the scene that are illuminated by the light will produce a bright outline. The main body and the background will be clearly separated. It is suitable for displaying scenes with more layers. It can produce a strong sense of spatial distance and a good perspective effect.] - Metering: When shooting backlit scenes, if you want to show the level of the scene, the exposure time is determined by the dark part; if you want to get the silhouette effect, the light part shall prevail. 4. ** Glow ** - [Effect: The high light between 10 am and 2 pm is strong, causing a deep shadow on the screen. It is vertical. In addition to showing the shadow level from top to bottom, it is not conducive to showing the texture of the object. It is not suitable for landscape theme.] 5. ** Scattered Light ** - Effect: Under the scattered light of cloudy days and other sunlight blocked by thin clouds, the subject has no light and dark lines, and will not produce shadows. It can only show the image of plain objects and the gloomy atmosphere. - Shooting: Under this kind of light, the scope of the scene needs to be reduced. Take a close-up mid-shot or partial scene shooting. According to the actual situation, use a larger aperture or increase the amount of exposure compensation to avoid insufficient exposure. ** 2. Racing photography (Special photography scene example)** 1. ** Equipment Selection ** - ** Cameras and lenses **: It is recommended to buy a camera with good autofocus function (even vehicle tracking function). If you can't afford a top-notch product, you should choose a high-quality camera that you can afford and learn to use it properly. At least carry a telephoto lens. For example, a 70 - 200mm zoom lens could shoot different compositions (200mm for car details, 70mm for wide scenes), and a 55 - 200mm lens was also a good choice (optical performance and autofocus were not as good as telephoto lenses). If possible, carry two cameras with you, with a telephoto lens and a shorter lens for wide-angle shooting. If you only have one camera, be careful to miss the critical moment when changing the lens. - ** Supporting Equipment **: Tripods and Monpods can stabilize the camera settings, which is helpful for taking clear photos and practicing translation skills. Monpods are light and easy to carry (when changing seats, changing positions, etc.). Tripods are more stable and can be selected according to your own situation. However, when shooting moving subjects, in addition to carrying the support system, the shutter speed must be maintained at 1/1000 second or more (except for creative photography such as pan shooting). 2. ** Focus and Shooting Techniques ** - ** autofocus **: When you first start shooting racing cars, practice using the autofocus system to focus on a moving car on a fast road and evaluate the camera's autofocus function. If the function is satisfactory, you can rely on it when shooting racing cars. If not, you can switch to manual focus mode, aim at a certain position on the track in advance, and wait for the car to enter the field of view before pressing the shutter. You can also use the camera's continuous shooting mode to increase the probability of taking clear racing photos. - ** creative pan shooting **: adjust the shutter speed to about 1/30 second (it needs to be adjusted according to the car's movement), focus first, and then shoot with the car moving. This will make the racing car relatively clear in the picture and the background blurred. In order to find a balance between shutter speed, aperture, and USB, the USB was usually set to the lowest value (unless it was in low light conditions). If it was not in low light and to prevent overexposed and easy to focus (if the aperture was too large, it would be difficult to focus), a smaller aperture could be used. - ** Special Effect Shooting **: Can accept the blurred effect of the car. For example, if the camera is aimed at the audience behind the track and the shutter speed is set to about 1/250 second, when the car is speeding past, the car will be blurred and the audience will remain clear. This method is suitable for day and night racing shots. During the day, you may need to set the USB to a low value and reduce the aperture to get a slow shutter speed. ** 3. Different viewfinders (related to optical observation of photography)** The optical viewfinder of a single-lens reflex camera had certain advantages. For example, the optical viewfinder of the Canon 5D4 had a 100% field of view. What was seen was what was taken. The composition was more accurate and realistic, unlike the electronic viewfinder of a micro-camera. The scene and composition seen might be different from the actual shooting result. Canon's 5D4 had a better configuration and excellent image quality. It had 30.4 million pixel-count, high-speed continuous shooting of up to seven pictures per second, and supported 4K high-definition video. New models of DSLR cameras like the 5D4 could also shoot through the LCD screen, and the focusing speed was also faster. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The following are some photography design techniques and methods: 1. * * Color usage **: Color is an important component of a picture. It not only attracts the viewer's visual attention, but also can convey specific emotions. For example, when shooting a landscape, a reasonable combination of colors could make the picture vivid, like the golden trees in autumn and the green water, which would make people feel relaxed and happy. 2. * * Use of Lines **: Whether it is a straight road or a winding river, it can bring a sense of order to the audience. Carefully observing the shooting environment and using the direction of the lines helped to make the photo more layered and beautiful. For example, the photographer used lines to guide the viewer's line of sight to create a comfortable visual experience. 3. Light Control: Light is the soul of photography. The contrast between the highlights and shadows formed by the sunlight on the object could enhance the three-dimensional effect of the photo. The morning and evening light was warm and soft, adding a dreamy atmosphere to the photos. The ingenious use of light and shadow in portrait photography could also create different emotional expressions. 4. * * Foreground and background matching **: A suitable background can better complement the beauty of the subject. The design of the foreground should not be underestimated. Through blurring the foreground, it can enhance the layering of the photo and make the audience's eyes more focused on the subject. 5. * * The arrangement of the main body, the accompanying body, and the environment ** - * * Main body **: The main component of the composition of the picture. It should be the visual center of the viewer's line of sight. It can be a single or a group of objects, people or objects, individuals or groups, etc. - * * Accompanying Body **: Can set off and exaggerate the main body, forming a specific plot with the main body. In terms of content, the accompanying body could help explain the content of the picture and let the viewer quickly understand the theme; in terms of form, the accompanying body could set off the main body, beautify and balance the picture, and render the atmosphere. - * * environment **: Including the front, back, or background. The large-scale environment can explain the time, location, and weather of the shooting. The small-scale environment can simplify the picture and highlight the main body. 6. * * Shooting and composition **: You can learn shooting angles and composition methods from the works of excellent photographers to avoid monotonous, conventional, and ordinary shooting angles. For example, he could use the symmetrical beauty of the building and the door opening as a frame for composition; avoid the horizon when shooting people; he could also use staggered composition, picture-in-picture effect, zooming in to create a layered feeling. 7. * * Learning and Imitating Excellent Works **: Beginners can look at excellent works on photography gallery websites and apps to appreciate other people's skills in exposure, color matching, shooting style, post-production color matching style, framing, composition, layering, and so on. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Here are some macro photography techniques: 1. ** Selection and usage of lens ** - If you used a camera, you would usually need a lens with a close focusing distance, and it would be best if it was a lens designed for macro photography. For mobile phone photography, if the effect of using an ordinary mobile phone was not good, one could use an external macro lens and clip it in front of the mobile phone lens to capture the microscopic world. - A close-up lens could also be used. It was similar to a filter that could be installed in front of an ordinary lens to focus at a closer distance. Although the maximum magnification was limited by the focal length of the lens, it could achieve focus at a shorter distance. It could be used to capture small details and magnify the subject. 2. ** Focus and focal length adjustment ** - He had to do his best to focus and adjust the focal length precisely so that the subject was clear in the image. 3. ** The camera is stable ** - Use a stable tripod or other support equipment to stabilize the camera to prevent camera shake from blurring the photos. You can also use the shutter release and mirror lock (for camera shooting). 4. ** Shooting parameters settings ** - Aperture: Usually, the aperture setting is no greater than f/16 (usually between F5.6 - 16) to ensure that most or all of the subject is within the appropriate depth of field. However, you could also try shooting with a large aperture, placing most of the subject outside the depth of field to create an artistic effect. - ** Shutter Speed **: Pay attention to the shutter speed when taking photos of flowers, leaves, and outdoor insects that are easily affected by the breeze, because the breeze may destroy the perfect composition. - ** Magnification Rate **: The macro photography can magnify an object from half its actual size to about 5 times. 5. ** In terms of composition ** - ** creative perspective **: Try to shoot the subject from an unconventional angle, such as bird's eye view or insect's view. You can also try different lighting effects. Forward lighting can enhance color saturation, and side lighting can highlight texture. - ** Point of interest selection **: Choose an appropriate point of interest and place it in the appropriate position on the screen. Choose a simple background to avoid competing with the subject to ensure that the audience's attention is not distracted. - ** Pay attention to depth of field **: Shallow depth of field is the key factor. You can get a satisfactory effect by placing the background completely outside the depth of field. However, you must pay attention to check whether the background has any distracting or disharmonious elements. 6. ** Post-processing ** - Post-processing can correct mistakes during shooting, such as overexposed or under-exposed, and can also enhance color and contrast. 7. ** Special shooting operation (for mobile phone shooting)** - He clamped the macro camera on the main camera, and the lens slowly approached the subject. He used two fingers to enlarge the image to a suitable size, pressed the screen to lock the exposure, and then clicked to shoot. He could also spray some water to increase the effect after shooting. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>