The following are some of the tutorial points for photography of local products: ** 1. Equipment preparation and use of stabilizing equipment ** 1. Tripod: If possible, use a tripod to prevent the camera from shaking and keep the image clear. If you have a limited budget and don't have a tripod, you can support the camera on a stable surface such as a table or a stack of books, or use a relatively fast shutter speed to shoot. However, using a fast shutter speed in a non-bright environment requires an increase in the Iso (which will increase image noise). 2. Studio equipment (if available): For example, in some professional photography scenes, such as a set up studio, there will be a reflection board, still life stage, tripod, standard cover, radar cover, color film, magic leg, background frame, acryl pillar, etc. You can use these equipment to shoot local specialties according to your needs. ** 2. Lighting Selection ** 1. Natural window light: You can place the local products on the table or floor near the window and adjust the angle before shooting. 2. When the weather is suitable, such as during prime time (morning or evening) or cloudy days, you can take the local products outdoors to get a soft and beautiful light effect. 3. Considering the characteristics of the product to match the light: If the local products are more natural and simple, such as sweet potatoes, melon seeds, etc., natural light may be more suitable; but if it is a local product that has been processed to a certain extent and has a modern packaging style, it may be necessary to choose light according to the packaging style and product positioning. For example, a brighter light to highlight the details of the product. ** 3. Shooting angle ** 1. Multi-angle shooting: Take photos of local products from different directions such as top, left, and right to ensure that all parts of the product, including small details, can be photographed. If the local products had unique craftsmanship or special texture, patterns, and other complicated details, they had to take close-up shots to help potential buyers understand the product. ** 4. Initial Concept (For Commercial Use)** 1. Analysis of product positioning: After getting the local specialty product, analyze it first, considering its positioning, characteristics, and other factors to determine the performance method, shooting style, and lighting method. 2. Satisfy the customer's requirements (if any): If you are commissioned to shoot, you must fully consider the customer's requirements for the product shooting. For example, if the customer wants to present the natural and original feeling of the local products, you should plan the shooting in this direction. 3. Divergent thinking: Think of elements related to local products. For example, when shooting dried sweet potatoes, you can think of farmland, scenes of farmers working, traditional drying tools, and other elements. Use these elements reasonably in the shooting scene layout or shooting creativity. 4. Decide on the shooting style: The shooting style is determined according to the type of local products and the audience. For example, local food may be suitable for the ancient style or the simple style of the farmer. 5. Observe the characteristics of the product: For example, when shooting local products with a special appearance or texture (such as dried sweet potatoes with frosting sugar on the surface, seaweed with unique texture), you must determine the way to highlight these characteristics. ** 5. Lighting (if necessary)** 1. Commonly used light distribution method: For example, the light distribution method of the main light source can be used to show the luster of the food surface. The hardness of the shadow can be adjusted by adjusting the intensity of the light and the distance of the reflective board. 2. Control the level of light and dark: Pay attention to the highlights and shadows when shooting the local products, avoid overexposing the highlights (causing the details to be lost) or not having any highlights (making the picture dull and tasteless), so as to achieve the effect of clear layers and a combination of light and dark. ** 6. Post-processing (if necessary)** After the shooting was completed, the photos could be fine-tuned to filter out the photos that best displayed the characteristics of the local products. Read more exciting novels for free
Here are some photography tips: 1. ** In terms of exposure ** - ** Shutter **: When the other parameters remain unchanged, the higher the shutter speed, the longer the light entering time, the more exposure, and the brighter the image; otherwise, the darker the image. - ** Aperture **: The smaller the aperture parameters, the greater the amount of light entering, the more exposure, and the darker the image. The larger the aperture, the smaller the depth of field. The smaller the aperture, the greater the depth of field. - ** Iso-sensitivity **: The higher the sensitivity, the lower the shutter speed required to obtain the same exposure effect. When the light is dim, the sensitivity can be increased, but the increase in sensitivity will cause the image quality to be lacking and grainy. When there was sufficient light, the sensitivity was generally around 100, and it was best not to exceed 3200. There was a triangular relationship between the three. The higher the aperture value, the smaller the aperture, the smaller the amount of light entering, and the depth of the field. The higher the shutter value, the slower the shutter, the greater the amount of light entering, and the slower the speed. The higher the IQ value, the greater the amount of light entering, and the lower the quality of the image. 2. ** Setting of exposure mode ** - ** Fully Automatic **: The shutter speed and aperture are automatically calculated by the camera and cannot be changed during shooting. After confirming other elements, press the shutter. - ** Program auto exposure mode (P)**: The camera will automatically calculate the shutter speed and aperture combination. The photographer can modify the parameters. - ** Shutter priority mode (S or TV)**: The camera will keep the shutter speed set and automatically calculate the appropriate aperture size. - ** Aperture priority mode (A or LV)**: The camera will keep the aperture size set unchanged, calculate the appropriate shutter speed, and maintain a large aperture when shooting portraits. - ** Full Manual Gear (M)**: The shutter speed and aperture are set by the photographer. The photographer is required to be familiar with the shutter speed and aperture combination. 3. ** Focus * - [Manual Focus (MV)]: It is suitable for close-range shooting and is a precise focusing method. - ** Automatic Focus ** - ** AF-S (Single autofocus)**: Can be used to pose for portraits, still life, and architectural shots. After half-pressing the shutter to focus successfully, the shutter can be fully pressed. - ** AF-C (Continuous Focus)**: Used for moving objects, capturing people and animals. Half-press the shutter to focus continuously. - ** AF-A (Smart autofocus)**: The camera automatically determines whether it is focused on a single shot or a continuous shot based on the subject, but it is easy to make mistakes and cause out of focus. 4. ** White Balance ** - Correct the color temperature and restore the color of the subject so that the color of the picture is similar to that of the human eye. - He could adjust the overall color atmosphere by controlling the color temperature. If he increased the K value of the color temperature, the photos would be warm, and if he lowered it, the photos would be cold. 5. ** Focus **: The depth of field is related to the focal length. The smaller the focal length, the clearer the background and the greater the depth of field. At the same time, he had to be familiar with the characteristics of different focal lengths such as super wide angle, 24mm, 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm, 100mm, 135mm, 200mm, 300mm, etc. 6. ** Light Usage **: The outdoor morning and evening light angles are the best, and the light quality is the softest. 7. ** In terms of composition **: The photo usually involves the main body, the accompanying body, the environment, the front, the background, and other elements. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following was a tutorial on how to use a clone camera. First, open the clone camera, enter the home page, and click the "Shoot" button. Then, enter the shooting interface, click the "Shoot" button again to complete the shooting, and then click the "tick" button. Then, enter the editing interface, press and hold the object you want to clone, mark the entire object, and finally press the "tick" button. If you were to use the cloning tool to operate in the later stages of photography (take landscape photography as an example), take the "see the mountains through the clouds" effect as an example. First, copy the background layer, use the imitation stamp tool, sample the blue sky area, and then smear at the junction of the mountain and the clouds (every few strokes must resample the blue sky). This step does not need to be detailed, just cover the junction of the mountain and the clouds. Next, he added a black mask next to the layer to mask all the effects. First, he used a white brush (Feather 0) to carefully brush the intersection between the mountain peak and the blue sky. Then, he used a soft brush with 20% Opacity (Feather 100) to decorate the transition area between the blue sky and the clouds above to make the connection more natural. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following are some photography guides for female bags: - ** Basic courses ** - [Light Mastery: Light is crucial for high-quality films.] It is recommended to shoot in a place with plenty of sunlight. The fairing effect in natural light is better. The soft light in the afternoon was suitable for creating beautiful light and shadow effects. If it was shot indoors, the main light, auxiliary light, and outline light should be reasonably arranged according to the material and shape of the leather product. For example, for a patent leather bag, a soft light box could be used to leave a high-light area with obvious intersection lines on both sides to reflect its luster. At the same time, attention should be paid to the reflection control. Pay attention to the difference between the mirror material and the diffuse reflection material to avoid the reflection being too strong or too weak to affect the product display effect. - ** Choice of background **: Don't have too many colors in the background. The overall color tone should be consistent. White walls, white sheets, and marble are very classic and easy to shoot. - ** Principle of composition **: You can open the nine-square grid reference line on your mobile phone and place the bag in a suitable position, such as the middle or the intersection of the reference line. You don't need to fill the entire picture. The appropriate white space will make the photo look more advanced. - ** In terms of product shooting skills ** - ** Styling **: Use stuffing to shape soft products such as female bags, making them look full, smooth or naturally wrinkled, improving visual beauty. - ** Originality and Style ** - ** Integration of fashion elements **: Pay attention to fashion information, magazines, etc., and integrate fashion elements into photography to make the handbag more attractive. - ** Personalized expression **: Try different shooting styles and creative expression techniques according to the brand's tone and the characteristics of the handbag to make the handbag stand out. - ** Post-editing **: Learn to use professional software to post-process the photos taken to improve the color, texture, and overall effect of the photos. - ** Other Skills ** - ** With props **: You can use some props around you, such as books, flowers, sunglasses, coffee, etc., to make the photo look richer and more lifelike. The chair is also a good photo tool. Adding it to the picture can increase the space and layering of the photo. It is also very artistic when matched with the light and shadow. - ** Flipping through the bag to share the photo **: You can take a photo of the contents of the bag. If the opening of the bag is not so big, you can take a photo of the bag as if the contents are neatly " poured out ", which looks more creative. Or you can arrange the contents of the bag into a rectangular square array. If you like the abstinent style, you can arrange for the same color shoot. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The photography training product was created to meet the needs of people learning photography knowledge and skills. It includes the following forms: 1. ** School photography course **: - There were photography majors in art and media colleges, as well as some comprehensive public universities that leaned toward science. For example, the Beijing Film Academy's School of photography was jointly established with the China Photographers Association in February 1996. Its predecessor was the photography department established in 1986. It had a strong teaching foundation and a solid development platform established by generations of photography instructors. 2. ** Private photography school **: - Private photography schools have cultivated a large number of professionals for the photography industry. For example, the Beijing Blacklight photography and makeup digital school published books such as 100% Bride, which promoted the development of China's photography industry. Beijing Celebrity Photographic Make-up Art School was the pioneer of systematic teaching in the China portrait photography industry. It had won many honors, such as being awarded the "National Famous School of Photographic Make-up" by the China Portrait Photographic Society in 2003. 3. ** photography training class **: - For example, the "I've Been in Jing 'an for 30 Years" photography training class would invite experienced photographers to teach. In the photography training class of "I've been in Jing 'an for 30 years", photographers from the Third Oil Production Plant were invited to teach shooting and film selection skills from old photos. They also set up outdoor photography courses and practical classes to improve students' photography skills, artistic accomplishment, and teamwork skills. 4. ** Online or offline photography courses **: - For example, in the folk photography class, there was a special course that explained how to improve the aesthetic of photography, including how to read the dimensions of a work, such as learning from composition, light and shadow, color, etc. It also recommended ways to obtain high-quality works, such as reading books ("History of World photography," etc.), reading magazines (Vogue, etc.), watching movies ("Out of Africa," etc.), and looking at world famous paintings. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Here are some mooncake shooting guides: 1. ** Shooting with professional equipment ** - ** Equipment preparation **: Canon 6D2 camera, 100mm lens, Shiniu Flash 600 second-generation light, etc. - ** Lighting ** - [Main light: Use a Divine Bull Flash 600 second generation. The accessories are standard covers. Light the background at the two o'clock direction on the back right side. To create a window effect, a window pane can be added in front of the light.] - "Assist light: Use another Shiniu Flash 600 second generation, and choose a long soft light box as the accessory. Light the main mooncake on the front right side. Pay attention to the position of the lamp head not to lean towards the background to avoid affecting the background light effect. - "Light fill: Use a large foam board to fill the light on the left side. If the shooting time is during the day and the fill light effect is not good, you can add natural light to make the light ratio more uniform. - ** Concept of composition **: For example, use the door as the background, place the main body on the table, arrange the props according to the rhythm of height, and use a flat angle to reflect the daily feeling. - ** camera parameters **: Aperture set to 5.6, shutter speed 1/160 seconds, USB 100, main light output 1/8, auxiliary light output 1/32. - [Post-production plan: adjust the white balance, increase the brightness of the shadows, increase the clarity and contrast, sharpen the outline of the props and the main body, and reduce the saturation of the blue primary color to reflect the dark atmosphere.] 2. ** Phone Shooting ** - ** Creating a sense of atmosphere **: Place the mooncake on a white plate, turn on the phone's 2x focal length (to prevent the plate from distorting), use some green plants as the background, and focus on the mooncake on the three-point line under the nine-square grid. - [Increase layering]: Take a book and place it under the plate. Use the top-down angle to center the composition. You can also place some cutlery on the side to form a parallel diagonal line. - ** Framed composition **: Break some mooncakes apart, take a cup, and use the cup handle to form a framed composition. The combination of virtual and real will create a sense of atmosphere. - Other techniques: Find a well-lit window, take two white rags, and pose the mooncake. Use the desk calendar as a prop to magnify it twice and make a diagonal composition. You can take a cup of tea as the background, click the portrait mode, adjust the aperture value to F2, and focus on the mooncake to create a sense of reality. You can also cut the mooncakes and stack them up and down. Find a magazine as the background, place the mooncake in a good position, magnify it three times and place the mooncake on the right three-point line. 3. ** Shooting in different styles ** - ** Simple Shooting ** - [Props: Various colors of cardboard. Melon seeds, walnuts, peanuts, and other common mooncake ingredients or grains may be used.] - ** Light **: Two lights to create a shadowless effect, shooting in the light. - ** Cameras and composition **: Aerial shot (God's perspective), using the golden ratio composition. - ** Chinese Style Shooting ** - Setting up the scene: Find a Chinese window pane and all kinds of old boards to set up the front and back. Find a Chinese vase that is similar to the color of the cheongsam and insert golden osmanthus. When the back is in space, you can hang calligraphy practice paper, pen rack, cast iron pot, etc. on the background cloth. Or use two boxes of mooncakes, a small porcelain plate, oil painting background paper, and a small table as props. You can also use two boards and a few old wooden trays. Add the four treasures of the study and tea set to create a Chinese atmosphere full of books. - ** Light distribution **: It can be used as a single bare light + standard cover, backlit on the right, and filled with light on the front left side. - ** Shooting method **: You can take a test shot, the photographer can take a selfie (such as a 10-second selfie after changing into a cheongsam after the scene is set up), take a close-up of the mooncake, etc. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following is a simple DSLR photography tutorial: ** I. The structure of a single-lens reflex camera ** 1. Understanding the body, lens, sensor, viewfinder, shutter, display, and other components were the basic components of an DSLR camera. ** 2. Shot parameters ** 1. ** Type of lens **: For example, Canon lenses include different types of lenses such as EP, ESF-S (AP-S format), MP-E (1x or higher), and TS-E (shift-axis lens). 2. ** focal length **: For example, the Canon EF24 - 105mm f/4LIS USM lens, 24 - 105mm means that the maximum wide-angle end is 24mm, and the maximum telephoto end is 105mm; if there is only one value, it is a fixed-focus lens. 3. ** Maximum Aperture **: f/4 represents the maximum aperture, only one value represents a constant aperture lens, and two values represent the maximum aperture of the wide-angle end and telephoto end respectively. For example, L represents a Canon professional lens (with a red circle in front of the lens), IS represents anti-shake function, USM represents an ultrasonic motor, and II represents the second generation of this lens. ** 3. Focus related knowledge ** 1. ** Introduction to focal length **: It refers to the distance between the center of the lens and the surface of the sensor. The unit is millimeters (mm). 2. ** Focus length, field of view and depth of field **: The shorter the focus, the larger the shooting range and the greater the depth of field; the longer the focus, the smaller the shooting range and the smaller the depth of field. 3. ** Focus length and x-ray effect **: The shorter the focus, the stronger the x-ray effect (greater distortion); the longer the focus, the weaker the x-ray effect (lesser distortion). ** 4. Movie Tune ** 1. ** Concept **: Shadow tone refers to the brightness of a photo. Bright photos are high-profile, dark photos are low-profile, and neither bright nor dark photos are mid-tone. 2. ** Different shades **: Bright objects are suitable for high-profile performance, while dark objects are suitable for low-profile performance. ** 5. Shooting Mode Setting (for beginner users)** 1. ** Automatic or P mode **: suitable for beginner users who have just come into contact with the DSLR camera and haven't learned it in depth. Basically, there are not many settings. Just press the shutter and you can shoot. 2. ** AR (Aperture priority mode)**: You can set the aperture value (F value) yourself. The smaller the F value, the larger the aperture, and the higher the degree of blurring outside the main body. It is suitable for shooting scenes such as portraits, food, and macro scenes that focus on blurring the background. The higher the F value, the smaller the aperture, and the better the layering of the scenery. 3. **TV (Shutter priority mode)**: Set the shutter value manually. The smaller the value, the longer the exposure time inside the camera. It is suitable for shooting moving objects in a dark indoor environment (a tripod is needed to prevent the image from blurring). The higher the value, the shorter the exposure time of the camera. It is suitable for shooting fast-moving objects to prevent the subject from blurring the photo due to high speed. 4. **M (Manual)**: You need to manually set the shutter, sensitivity, and aperture size. It's relatively difficult, but it's a necessary skill for professional photographers. For example, outdoor portrait: 1/100s, 100F1.2 - 2.8; indoor portrait: 1/80s, 1500F2.8 or below; baby/pet photography: 1/200 or above, 100 - 800F1.4 - 5.6; still life/gourmet photography: 1/80s- 1/200s, 100 - 400F1.2 - 4. ** 6. Shutter Usage (Focus)** When you press the shutter, press it slightly. When the small square in the lens appears in the position you want to shoot (indicating that the focus is successful), then press the shutter. This way, the photo won't be out of focus. If the DSLR is a touch screen, the position where the hand touches will be the focus. ** 7. Setting of light sensitivity (USB)** The higher the sensitivity, the brighter the photo, but the worse the quality, the more noise; the lower the sensitivity, the darker the photo, but the better the quality, the less noise. Generally, it was recommended not to exceed the range of 1600. If you were to shoot outdoors on a sunny day, you would only need to shoot around 100. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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Here are some tips on cell phone photography: ** I. Pre-shooting preparation and basic settings ** 1. ** camera mode ** - When you turned on the professional mode of the phone, you had to adjust the camera's parameters such as the camera's sensitivity, shutter speed, aperture, and white balance. 2. ** Light usage ** - ** Shun Guang **: When the sun is directly opposite you, it is suitable for shooting clearer objects. - [Backlight: With the sun behind you, it can outline the outline of a person and make them stand out.] - [Backlight measurement: The sun is on the side, which can increase the atmosphere of the photo and emphasize the theme.] ** Two, composition skills ** 1. ** Common composition methods ** - ** Third-division composition **: Place the subject in one-third of the picture and leave the remaining two-thirds blank. This composition method is more commonly used and can make the picture simple and the subject prominent. - Centered composition: Place the subject in the middle of the photo, but pay attention to the white space around the subject. - Diagonal composition, triangle composition, guide line composition, frame composition, and so on were also common composition methods. 2. ** The aesthetic logic of the composition and the blank space ** - It was important to understand the aesthetic logic of composition. There was no need to memorize the terms of composition. All compositions were inseparable from white space, which could balance the picture and inspire the reader's imagination. The position and proportion of white space in the picture were closely related to the composition of the photo. White space had many functions, such as emphasizing the main body and making the picture simple; when the white space was smaller than the main body, the photo would be more realistic; when it was larger than the main body, it would be more freehand; it could also increase the reader's imagination. ** 3. Shooting Techniques for Special Scenes ** 1. ** Shoot the big tree ** - You can use a wide-angle lens to get close to the tree trunk and use the tree trunk as the background to increase the layering. You could also step back and place your phone on the ground to take a picture from below. With shadows and mottled light, the tree would look even more shocking when you took a picture from above. 2. ** Ground Treatment ** - If the ground looked good, he could bring it into the picture. If it didn't look good, he could point the camera upwards to avoid interference from the ground when the tree crown was big. When the branches were sparse, he could use the branches as the background to bring the distant sky and sea. 3. ** Shooting a tree ** - When there was light, he used the contrast of light and shadow to increase the three-dimensional sense and beauty. He could narrow down the scope of the camera and take a direct shot of the tree, or wait for a beam of light to illuminate one of the trees as the main body. 4. ** Using water to shoot ** - When the lotus flowers wither in autumn, you can narrow down the range to shoot the remaining lotus lines. Using the reflection of light and shadow on the water surface to create a dreamy atmosphere, shooting reflections in the water without physical trees can increase the artistic sense. 5. ** Shooting in a chaotic environment ** - If there was a main object, use a large aperture and shallow depth of field effect, focus on the main object to make the background blur to highlight the main object; if there was no main object, narrow the scope to make the picture elements as uniform as possible and add light and shadow. 6. ** Wrapping composition ** - Choose an obvious main body or embellishment to be placed in the middle of the picture or in an important position to increase the attraction and visual impact. ** 4. Post-processing ** - You can use the butter camera to process the pictures, and use software such as Pics Art, Snapseed, Mix, and Wake Up to color and refine the pictures. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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