Eight shooting techniques

Eight shooting skills: push lens, move lens, follow lens, shake lens, turn lens, pull lens, shake lens and shake lens.

First, push the lens.

Pushing the lens is a common shooting technique in video shooting. It is mainly accomplished by moving the lens forward or zooming, and gradually approaching the main object to be represented, which makes people feel that they are approaching the object to be observed step by step. Watching something at close range can show the change of the same object from far to near, and can also show the change of one object to another.

Second, move the lens.

Moving lens is also called moving shooting. It is to fix the camera on a moving object and move it in all directions to shoot an immobile object, so that the immobile object will have a moving effect. When shooting, the shooting picture will gradually appear, forming a visual feeling of patrol or display.

Third, follow the camera.

Follow the camera, also known as follow, find the point of interest in the shooting process, and then follow the target to shoot. For example, in a hotel, only the big scene of the whole hotel was filmed at first, and then a waiter followed the camera from one position and walked around the room.

The position of an object usually represented by a camera remains the same in the picture, but changes with the picture it passes through. It's like a person walking down the street with another person, the things around him are changing, but the way of following is the same.

Fourth, shake the lens.

Shake the camera, also known as shake the camera, the main technique is that the camera does not move when shooting, only shake the camera to do left and right, up and down, move or rotate, making people feel that they are looking from one part of the object to another. For example, a person standing still and twisting his neck to see things. This is the truth that we often say, glance left and right.

Verb (short for verb) rotates the lens.

Rotating lens refers to the picture with the effect of subject rotation. The lens rotates along the lens optical axis or at an angle close to the lens optical axis, and the camera rotates rapidly over 360 degrees. This kind of shooting technique mostly shows the vertigo of the characters, which is a common shooting technique in film and television shooting, such as the dancing scene in Titanic.

Six, pull the lens

Pulling a lens is just the opposite of pushing it. Mainly by moving the lens backward or zooming, people gradually get away from the main object to be expressed, making people feel that they are getting away from the object to be observed step by step and watching the overall effect of something from a distance. It can show the change of the same object from near to far, and it can also show the change of one object to another.

The application of this kind of lens is mainly to highlight the effect of the subject and the whole and grasp the overall situation. For example, common movies are shot from the inside of the canyon to the whole outside, and the application is to pull the lens; There are also some special effects scenes that use the same lens.

Seven, shake the lens

Shot throwing is to shake the shot quickly and move it to another scene very quickly, thus switching the picture to another content, and the middle process produces a blurred effect. This kind of shooting can show a sudden transition of content.

Eight, shake the lens

Compared with the previous methods, the application of dithering lens is less. It is mainly used to make the picture swing up and down, left and right or back and forth in a specific environment. It is mainly used to show the shaking effects such as trance, dizziness and boat ride. For example, show earthquake scenes and explosion scenes.