Teaching design of basic knowledge of Canon photography

I don't know where to start when you ask so politely.

I am a full-time photographer, and I started to open a photography studio in 2009.

Photography takes time to learn. Of course you can learn it in a short time, but you must have real determination and patience.

Let's talk about AV mode first. Come up with a good movie,

1. Turn on the camera and set the sensitivity below 400. This is necessary. The power switch is placed on the lever above, so that you can control the speed with the dial. Watching the Shoulder Screen press the ISO key next to the shutter key, the Shoulder Screen will become a symbol that only displays the ISO value and continuous shooting or single shot. At this time, the fluctuation wheel is large, and the ISO value is adjusted below 400. If the ambient light is bright, use 100, and if the indoor light is dark, use 400. These two are my most commonly used ones.

2. Set the aperture value, press and release the shutter half, and the camera will be in shooting state. At this time, the aperture value will change by fluctuating the main dial next to the shutter. If you want to shoot people with blurred background, use the minimum f value. Usually the lens will have an aperture of F5.6, depending on whether your lens is high-grade, the highest is F 1.2. Of course, no matter what model your lens is, it would be better if you told me. If you are taking landscape photos or group photos, please set the aperture between F5.6 and F 16. I suggest you use F5.6 before you become proficient.

3. Set the metering method. I generally use spot metering and occasionally use the central key to average metering. Press the metering button next to the shutter when shooting. The symbol is that a rectangular square is divided into four parts, with a white dot in the middle and two white semicircles around the white dot. After pressing the metering button, the current metering mode will be displayed on the shoulder screen. At this time, dial the main dial next to the shutter to adjust the metering mode to cycle between average metering, central average metering and spot metering, and adjust the displayed symbol to a rectangle with a black edge and a dot in the middle.

4. Choose the focus. In the shooting state, press the button in the upper right corner of the back of the fuselage, which is the rightmost button that the right thumb can touch. Press and watch the optical viewfinder, and several focus points will emit red light. Turn the turntable or wave the eight-way control lever, and the focus of red light will move. Just choose the central focus and emit red light. Half-press the shutter to save the focus setting and return to the shooting state.

5. Press the MUES key to enter the menu, turn the big wave wheel to find the option of clearing the SETtings, press the set key in the middle of the big wave wheel to enter, select to clear all the settings of the camera, and then press the set key in the middle. Clear all camera settings.

6. Put the memory card into the memory card slot on the right, so that the front of the memory card faces you and the side with copper contacts faces the camera.

7. Turn the switch on the lens to autofocus.

8, officially started shooting. Look at optical framing with your left eye, get into this habit, and you will naturally know the benefits later. Twist the big circle on the lens, and you will see that the range of framing is changing. Just twist it to your liking. Don't break it. Don't distort the small changes in the lens. This step is called framing and composition.

9. Focus the middle of the picture in the viewfinder on the subject, such as the model's face or a distant mountain peak. Half-press and hold the shutter button.

10, go back to the composition just now and let everything you want go into the viewfinder. Press the shutter completely to shoot.

Can't I play it back? I hope these can help you.