How to pose when taking pictures

How to pose when taking pictures is as follows:

1, don't look at the camera.

When taking pictures, you can interact with things around you without looking at the camera. You can look down at the ground without too many gestures, giving people a gentle and quiet feeling, which is naturally unpretentious.

2. Face the camera

It's not that you can't look straight into the camera. In fact, sometimes it can look good when the camera takes pictures. For example, like the girls below, you can face the camera with flowers in your hands, so that you won't be embarrassed, and you can make your body expression more natural and take pictures better.

Step 3 take a low-key photo

When taking pictures, you can bend down and interact with some gadgets, such as flowers and plants around you, which can be used as a foreground to enrich the picture, and also can alleviate the unnaturalness of your small hands and make the photos you take very photogenic. ?

Step 4 look at the camera sideways

Stand sideways and let yourself look back at the camera. If you are too embarrassed, you can decorate the next picture with flowers and grass. If you don't know how to put your hands, you can hold the props in one hand and hold them in the other, pat your chin and modify your face. Will take a beautiful profile, not artificial at all.

Photographing skills:

1, how to shake it? Swing is a technique for shooting moving objects. Its characteristic is to focus on the static part of photography and follow the subject by shaking the lens to show its sense of speed.

Using this shooting method, you need to set the camera to the shutter priority mode, and then use a slower shutter speed, generally 1/30s or 1/60s. The camera should follow the subject closely and move with it to achieve the effect of clear subject and blurred background. Of course, there is a greater chance to take clearer photos by adopting continuous shooting's model.

2. How to place a tripod on a slope?

If you use a tripod to assist shooting on a slope, there are ways to keep the camera away from sudden danger. If we shoot on a rock or a slope on a mountain, let one leg of the tripod point to ourselves, so that the three legs of the tripod can stably support the camera and prevent it from falling.

3. How to avoid underexposure

Photographers are often underexposed when taking pictures, fearing that turning on the flash will be too bright and sacrifice the natural light of the scene environment. In this case, the best way is to use the exposure compensation function of the camera. As long as the exposure compensation function is pushed up one or two levels, the general darkening situation will be improved.

4. How to focus before composing?

First, focus the center of the picture on the face of the person to be photographed, half press the shutter button to complete the focusing and photometry procedures, press and hold the shutter button, and move the camera horizontally to re-compose.