Color photography classic
Color is a very important factor in photography. The following are some classic points of color photography: 1. * * Color matching tool-color wheel **: The color wheel can be used to obtain different color collision effects. Through the use of complementary colors, contrasting colors, similar colors, and color contrast, the high-level feeling was reflected. 2. * * Color and Emotions **: - Red represented energy, excitement, passion, and anger. - Orange conveyed warmth, happiness, and enthusiasm. - Yellow meant cheerful, friendly, and creative. - Green represented calmness, nature, balance, and growth. - Blue gave people a sense of tranquility, coldness, sadness, and trust. - Purple contained spirituality, mystery, and luxury. - Magenta represents innovation, transformation, and non-standard. 3. * * Shooting Practice and Techniques **: - * * Tri-color shooting **: For example, red, yellow, and blue colors can be used in different environments and subjects (such as nature, architecture, landscape, city, and portraits). - * * Similar Color Shooting **: Use the same color system with different saturation and brightness to make the picture have a sense of layering and space. - * * Complementing Color Shooting **: Complementing colors not only have visual impact, but also can achieve a coordinated effect. If used properly, it won't appear out of place. - * * Single Color or Split Color **: Sometimes you can consider using a single color tone or adding other color elements to a single color tone, such as "a little red in a green bush", or use different colors to split the picture. - * * Foreground and background color contrast **: Use the combination of the front and background colors to create the visual depth of the depth of field in the image. The more saturated the red, orange, or yellow color is, the more dominant it will be in the image. 4. * * Color Control Principle **: - There had to be a main and secondary, bright and dark, and light and light, forming a contrast so that the photo had layers. For example, when shooting flowers, if there were many types of flowers in the scene, only a few flowers of the same color could be shot to highlight the main body. - Make the photos simple and controllable. Try to unify the colors as much as possible, or use the same color system. For example, one could choose to shoot natural scenery in the evening, where the sun would give the scenery a uniform color. One could also use the same color scenery as the background, and focus on the main body behind the large aperture to achieve a contrast between reality and reality, or unify the background color. - Under normal circumstances, try not to have more than three colors in the main body of the photo, otherwise it would easily look messy and have no focus. 5. * * Color adjustment **: - You can add a color correction filter or a gnd filter when shooting. - Use various color toning software for color innovation or correction. For example, the mobile photo retouching software Vsco could adjust the color of the photo by adjusting HTL (hue, saturation, brightness). Read more exciting novels for free
Color photography makeup skills
Portrait photography color matching
There were the following techniques for portrait photography: 1. ** Prominent main character **: You can make the main character more prominent in the screen through movement or color. For example, in a yellow environment, let the subject wear black clothes, a gray hat, and black shoes. This way, the character in the picture would attract the attention of the viewer. 2. ** Use good embellishments **: Embellishment is very important in portrait photography. For example, in a warm environment, the subject painted red lips and held a bubble machine with pink edges. The bubbles sprayed out could be shot into stars under the light. These embellishments could make the photo less rigid and more spiritual. 3. ** Use different colors **: Use different colors to form a contrast. For example, if the background was light yellow, the character's hair was dark yellow, and the clothes were cyan, the contrast between cyan and the light yellow background could add a little cool effect on the warm basis, making the photo more intense, the primary and secondary relationship clear, and the picture had content. 4. ** Use the colors given by natural light **: The colors given by natural light can create an overall atmosphere. If you want the photo to be warmer, you can take it in the evening; if you want the light to be softer, you can use a black filter. The person being photographed and the surrounding environment should play the role of embellishing the picture. You can also add embellishments such as red flowers to make the photo look better. 5. ** Use matching colors **: Let the color of the subject's clothes be related to the color of the scenery in the background that attracts the viewer's attention. For example, the background is red flowers, and the subject wears a red hat and a red skirt. This will make the subject more related to the background and make the picture more harmonious. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Use of photography color cards
Using the Deta48 color card as an example, the tutorial was as follows: 1. ** Color card selection considerations **: Color cards are generally divided into 24 and 48. Usually, 24 color cards can meet the needs of general shooting and high-saturation color correction. If one wanted to restore the detailed colors more accurately, and there were more portraits, there was a need for high and low saturation color correction. The 48-color card was more suitable. 2. ** Datacolor 48's structural features **: Datacolor 48's appearance is a foldable box. There are 1/4 male and female joints at the top and bottom. The 1/4 joint of the external tripod is hidden. When it is used, push the side slide outwards to expose it. When it is not used, it will automatically retract. The inside was a left-right split structure. The right side was the same as the ordinary 24-card, while the left side had 24 color blocks of skin color, gray scale, near white, and near black. It was suitable for portrait shooting and low saturation correction. The back of the two color cards were gray-scale blocks used to adjust the white balance of the camera. The left and right color cards were fixed by a magnetic frame, and there were magnetic contacts inside for easy flipping. There were special notches on the top and bottom of the color card to prevent displacement. 3. ** Software installation **: The Datacard website provides the SpyderCheck software for the 48-color card. There are two versions of the software, which can be downloaded on demand. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Classic photography
The following are some classic photography related content: - Bresson's work was a combination of instant aesthetics and precise composition. The instant focus was a couple's kiss. The dog under the table looked at the sad eyes of the hostess to enhance the effect of the picture. The composition focused on content expression. He also had a photo that had some problems with the composition, such as the horizontal line being unstable and the protagonist's feet being cut off. However, the child's confidence, sunshine, and happy moments were captured perfectly and were famous. - The photo was taken by Safabakhsh. It was a 90-degree vertical composition. The picture was rigorous. One could find a good position, set up the camera, and wait for the right time to shoot. - He Fan's works could make ordinary scenes feel strange and give people a different visual experience. He applied this kind of formal beauty composition to the extreme. - Willy Ronny took a photo in Paris in May 1952. The children in the picture ran home excitedly after completing the task of buying baguettes. The sun shone on the children, and the children's pure and beautiful happiness was very infectious. - Although the photos of Stanko Abadzic were in black and white, the light and shadow were very attractive. - Robert Doisneau's photos were ingenious in the use of light and shadow. The dog and man in the picture were the highlights. The author's use of shadows and lines increased the atmosphere of the picture. - Clay Benskin's photo was exquisite in the use of light and shadow. The hands and legs in the picture were the highlights, full of mystery. In addition, there were 100 classic black and white photography works by world masters. These works could make people feel that photography was a combination of light and shadow. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Morning glow classic photography
The following are some of the key points of the classic morning glow photography: * * 1. Initial preparations ** 1. * * Choice of timing ** - When the sun was still below the horizon, the sunlight would be reflected by the clouds and appear in the morning glow. The shooting of the morning glow had to start 30 minutes before sunrise because the sky changed very quickly in the early morning. You need to check the situation of the day in advance. You can check the sunrise time through the weather app to confirm the time when the morning glow will appear. You also need to pay attention to whether the day is cloudy or rainy to ensure the possibility of the morning glow appearing. 2. * * Location Selection ** - It was better to have an open location, such as the top of a mountain or the seaside. Such a place was good for shooting big scenes and showing the momentum of the morning glow. 3. * * Obtain information with tools ** - You can check the weather forecast or use the "Li Jing" app to get the exact date and time of the sunrise, so that you can get to the shooting location in advance to prepare. * * 2. Shooting Techniques ** 1. * * In terms of composition ** - * * Using Foreground **: Find a suitable photography Foreground, such as mountains, rivers, flowers, green trees, buildings, etc. The sun was low at sunrise, so it was easier to find the prospect. The prospect could pave the way for the morning glow and increase the layering of the picture, preventing the photo from looking empty because it was only taken of the sky. - * * Use of reference line **: Keep the camera equipment horizontal and vertical. If you use a mobile phone to shoot, you can turn on the reference line (Jiugong grid auxiliary line) in the settings, especially when shooting scenes that contain horizontal lines (such as mountains, rivers, tall buildings, etc.) to prevent the photo from being shot askew. - [Find a Point Along the Line]: You can find lines in the picture, such as the horizontal line formed by the distant mountain, the straight line formed by the deep road, etc. Shooting along the lines could increase the depth of the picture. You could also look for points in the picture, such as the sun, ships, seagulls, etc., and use the contrast between the points and the background (such as size, light and dark, cold and warm contrast) to make the picture more intense. 2. * * Adjusting parameters ** - * * White Balance (Worldly Balance)**: If you want to take a colorful picture of the sky, you need to adjust the Worldly Balance (Worldly Balance) value in the professional mode of the camera or mobile phone. The lower the value, the bluer the image, and the higher the value, the warmer the image. - * * Special Effects Shooting **: If you want to capture the effect of clouds flowing, use a dimmer lens in front of the lens in windy weather with clouds, stabilize the camera with a tripod, and slow down the shutter speed. However, if you wanted to keep some of the elements in the picture (such as the flowers in the background) motionless and clear, you might need to take two photos and synthesize them later. - * * Aperture and focal length **: Use a small aperture to produce a starry effect; when the sun is high, the angle of view can be reduced, and a long focal length can compress space; when using a wide-angle shot, the sun can become a bright spot, and the wide-angle field of view and panoramic view are suitable for showing large scenes. When the phone was shooting vertically, in addition to the wide-angle focal length, the telephoto focal length could compress the image, making the distance between the objects closer and increasing the color layering of the image. 3. * * Using comparison ** - Pay attention to the contrast elements in the picture, such as size contrast (for example, the background is a vast sunset, and there are only boats and a few seagulls in the picture), light and dark contrast (for example, the top of the picture is bright and the bottom is dark), cold and warm contrast (for example, the warm color of the sun and the cool blue color of the sky), etc. Comparisons can make the photo more interesting. 4. * * Filming the Tyndall Phenomenon (Shining Light)** - When the clouds blocked the sun, and the sunlight came out from the gaps of the clouds to form a radial-shaped beam (Tyndall phenomenon), it was best to bring the ground scenery when shooting. It was clear where the beam was shining, so as to avoid only shooting the clouds in the sky and making the picture feel "erratic." If you were shooting the early morning "Jesus Light"(Tyndall phenomenon), the phone's light measurement point should be selected at the beam position (high light area), and at the same time, the "small sun" should be lowered to reduce the brightness, so that the brighter beam outline could be more prominent. 5. * * Silhouette Shooting ** - Choosing an open area (such as rooftops, mountaintops, seashore, grasslands) to shoot the silhouette of the sunrise was also a classic way of shooting the morning glow. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Classic photography pictures of characters
The following are some of the classic portraits of people: - There were many classic works in the International Portrait Photographer Competition. For example, Jatenipat Petpradit (Thailand), the annual portrait photographer of the People Research Group, had a stunning portrait of emotions. He went deep into the tribe to shoot. Before shooting, he would spend time studying the direction of the sun and choose the theme according to the character, clothing, and story. - Guy Bellingham (UK)'s "Doug Francesco of the Circus" won first place in the Character Research Group. - Peter Rossi (Australia)'s In the Dark won second place in the Character Research Group, which captured the resilience and tolerance of his blind father's character. His Art Brothers won third place in the Character Research Group, depicting the famous aboriginal artists, the Garry Brothers. - Xiangui Zheng (China)'s 'Girl and Flowers' was a shortlisted work by the Character Research Team. - In the environmental portraits category, Daniel Taveira (Brazil) won first place with Man-made, which was related to climate change;Peter Rossi (Australia) won second place with Oswald, which depicted an indigenous elder;Ovi D Pop (Romania) won third place with Remembering 96, which told the story of Iulica, a 96-year-old woman who lived alone in a 150-year-old house without water and electricity; and David Pickens (UK) won the shortlist with Flower Shop Portrait. - In the portrait category, Karen Waller's Fragile, which reflected on the short life of a young bird, won first place;Peter Rossi's Stampman, which illustrated the importance of stamps in past communication, won second place;Kris Anderson's Could Be Today won third place; and Francesco Reffo's Faces of Our Time was a shortlisted. - In the family photo group, Stephanie Lachance (Canada)'s Father and Son won first place;Brian Cassey (Australia)'s Mornington Island won second place, showing the housing problems of Australia's indigenous communities;Peter Rossi (Australia)'s Disconnection won third place, describing the state of young families during the COvid-19 epidemic. There was also the photographer Dima Hohlov, who also had classic portraits, such as Sophie Turner's blockbuster on the cover of The Editor. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Hunan Changde photography classic
The following are some of the classic photography scenes in Changde, Hunan Province: ** 1. Natural landscape ** 1. ** Willow Leaf Lake ** - Surrounding it were ten thousand acres of lotus ponds, and the lake water rippled. There were willows here, the hometown of willows, and egrets. Photographers could take pictures of a variety of landscapes here. - He could use a wide-angle camera to capture the weeping willows in all kinds of poses, taking in the mountains, rivers, lakes, towers, pavilions, and pavilions to show the grandeur of the Willow Leaf Lake and the magnificence of the city. He could also change to a telephoto lens and shoot the tourists and willows by the lake with a large aperture, blurring the messy objects outside the focal point to highlight the main body. For the egrets in the lake, using a 300mm or higher telephoto lens and maintaining a high shutter speed (shutter priority mode) can clearly freeze the flying waterbirds. Slow-motion shooting of birds can capture a picture of the combination of reality and movement. 2. ** Sun Mountain ** - Taiyang Mountain Forest Park. From the top of the mountain, one could walk a long distance on the boardwalk. There was a unique scenery on the mountain for photography. Sun Mountain Town had European-style buildings, mainly in red. The telephone booths, cafes, bookstores, and flower houses on both sides of the street were unique and full of exotic customs. 3. ** Peach Blossom Land ** - The grass here was fresh and fragrant, and the fallen flowers were colorful. It was the prototype of Tao Yuanming's "The Peach Blossom Spring", and there were natural beauties that could be used as photography materials. ** 2. Cultural Landscape ** 1. ** Big and Small River Streets ** - There were traditional ancient buildings, as well as scenes of people tasting Changde rice noodles, sauced salted duck, Lei tea, pot vegetables, and other delicacies, as well as buying special souvenirs. In addition, there were also small art shops such as cafes, bookstores, handicraft workshops, etc. The Mandarin Duck Zouma Building could also shoot traditional cultural performances such as Changde Sixian, Changde Han opera, Changde Huagu opera, Changde fishing drum, Xiangbei drum, etc. 2. ** Old West Gate ** - This was a commercial street located in the city center. There were many well-preserved ancient buildings, traditional crafts, and local specialties, which could reflect the history of Changde. 3. ** Great Tang Sima City ** - It was a Han Tang style courtyard house by the bank of Liuye Lake. It was an imitation of the ancient buildings of the Tang Dynasty built by the poet Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty. The courtyard was spacious, and the trees and flowers in the courtyard, the birds and fish, and the stone landscape could all be used as photography elements. 4. ** Germany Town (Germany Style Street)** - There were German-style buildings here. Although most of the shops had closed down and there was little traffic, the exterior of the building was suitable for taking photos, and there were very few pedestrians interfering when taking photos. 5. ** Changde Painting Wall ** - It was a place where photographers would visit and experience the local historical and cultural stories. 6. ** Yierge Academy (Shimen County)** - The rich ancient books and cultural relics in the Academy could be used as photography materials. 7. ** Xishang Art Museum (Li County)** - You can take pictures of the structure of the art gallery and other elements. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
What does film and television photography and production test color for?
The content of the film and television photography and production color test was varied. For example, in the re-examination of the image and media art major of the China Academy of Fine Arts, the enrollment included the film and television photography and production major. The color examination subject required that the Lumiere brothers '"train entering the station" picture should be painted into a warm color scene in the form of color dictation. The color transfer should be carried out strictly according to the picture. The picture should be a horizontal composition. The color relationship should be harmonious and the spatial relationship should be accurate. The painting materials could be gouache, watercolor or acryl. The paper should be a quarto sketch paper. However, different colleges or exams may have different color test requirements. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Fifty classic books in color
Here are the recommendations of the fifty classic books in color: 1. Dream of the Red Chamber-Cao Xueqin 2. The Red and the Black-Stendhal 3. The Scarlet Letter-Hawthorne 4. Red Rose and White Rose-Zhang Ailing 5. Red Whisk Running at Night-Wang Xiaobo 6. The Great Gatsby by Francis Scott Scott Scott 7. Dear John-Hamlet 8. The Catcher in the Rye-J. D. Salinger 9. Life of an Artist-Bertolt Brecht 10. Charles Chaplin's autobiography 11. Local China-Lu Xun 12. Lucia of Avalon by U. Reynoland 13. The Weakness of Human Beings-Dale Dale 14. Confessions-Saint Augustine 15. Love-Ye Shengtao 16. How Steel Was Tempered-Nikolay Ostrovsky 17. Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift 18. Gone with the Wind-Margaret Mitchell 19. Sophie's World-Jostan Judd 20. 100 Years of Solitude-Marquez 21. In Pursuit of Lost Time-Marquez 22. Kafka's Short Stories-Bruckner 23. The Tale of Genji-The Purple Shikubu 24. Jane Eyre 25. The Second Nature 26. A Doll's House 27. Vanity Fair 28. Escape 29. Little Woman 30. Gone with the Wind 31. White Rose and Red Rose 32. To Kill a Mockingbird These books covered classic works of different colors. Each book had its own unique color symbol and meaning. It was a classic work worth reading.
Fifty classic books in color
Here are the recommendations of the fifty classic books in color: Dream of the Red Chamber-Cao Xueqin 2. Red and Black by Stendhal 3. The Scarlet Letter by Hawthorne 4. Red Rose and White Rose-Zhang Ailing 5. Red Whisk Running at Night-Wang Xiaobo 6. The Great Gatsby by Francis Scott F. Scott The Break-up Letter-Hamlet 8. The Catcher in the Rye-J. D. Salinger 9. Life of an Artist-Bertolt Brecht 10. Charles Chaplin's autobiography Local China-Lu Xun 12. Lucia of Avalon by U. Reynoland 13. The Weakness of Human Beings-Dale. Confessions-Saint Augustine 15. Love-Ye Shengtao 16. How Steel Was Tempered-Nikolay Ostrovsky 17. Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift 18. Gone with the Wind-Margaret Mitchell 19. Sophie's World-Jostan Judd and others.