Shooting skills of lovers on campus in autumn

Love in college is pure. Even in the past ten or twenty years, you can feel the sweetness when you look back gently. Do you want to freeze this beautiful and innocent time? Below, I have compiled the shooting skills of autumn campus couples for you, hoping to help you!

Focal length: 135mm aperture: F2.8 ISO sensitivity: 400.

Shutter speed: 1/200s Exposure compensation: 0EV white balance: automatic

Focal length: 50mm aperture: F2.8 ISO sensitivity: 100.

Shutter speed: 1/320s Exposure compensation: 0EV white balance: automatic

I like taking photos of couples and reading their sweet communication through the lens. The aesthetic blur effect created by the large aperture lens can add a sense of warmth. Canon's large aperture fixed focus lens is a set of lenses that can perform magic. Those fuzzy spots are like overturned magic beans, jumping through the lens and running into it. Through the lens in the lens, the world in front of us began to become dreamy.

Focal length: 50mm aperture: F 1.2 ISO sensitivity: 100.

Shutter speed: 1/500s Exposure compensation: 0EV white balance: automatic

Autumn afternoon is one of my favorite times of the year. The sun shines obliquely through the leaves, forming the most beautiful spot in the lens. During the afternoon recess, the young couple also enjoyed the fresh air on campus, and the sunshine warmed their hearts.

Select shooting lens

In order to show a small and fresh feeling, I usually choose a large aperture lens to shoot. Large aperture lens can get excellent background blur effect and make photos look fantastic. I used Canon EF 50mm f/ 1.2L USM and EF 135mm f/2L USM lenses for this shoot, which are also my two most commonly used lenses.

The following photos were taken with leaves as the background. When I shoot with Canon EF 50mm f/ 1.2L USM, I like the Jiao Wai effect of this lens. The facula is very beautiful, which can distinguish some backgrounds and won't appear loose.

Focal length: 50mm aperture: F 1.8 ISO sensitivity: 100.

Shutter speed:1125s exposure compensation: 0EV white balance: automatic.

Focal length: 50mm aperture: F 1.2 ISO sensitivity: 100.

Shutter speed: 1/250s Exposure compensation: 0EV white balance: automatic

The viewing angle of 50mm is very suitable for displaying friendly pictures. With the super-large aperture of F 1.2, good blur ability can highlight people in the background and filter out the messy background.

Canon EF 135mm f/2L USM has a shallower depth of field, a more compressed viewing angle and a beautiful Jiao Wai effect.

Canon EF 135mm f/2L USM can take more story-telling photos from a more compressed perspective, and at the same time, being far away from the subject can relax them.

Shooting skill sharing

When shooting couples, whether you can shoot the correct posture will be the key to the success of the photo. Proper posture will make the couple in the photo look warm and happy, while inexperienced photographers will make the couple look stiff and embarrassed. Taking photos of couples is more difficult than taking photos of single people. Photographers often use snapshots to control the state of the two people in front of the camera at the same time.

Focal length:135mm aperture: F2 ISO sensitivity: 100

Shutter speed: 1/500s Exposure compensation: 0EV white balance: automatic

Let two people walk after school and talk about something happy in the crowd. I just need to use Canon EF 135mm f/2L USM to find the right time and press the shutter in the distance. In the photo, two people live alone and move towards a happy future together. Such photos can always give people a vision of a bright future.

Backlight is also an important element of small fresh style photos. Large aperture lens can produce very beautiful effects at some angles, making the picture full of dreamy colors.

Focal length: 50mm aperture: F 1.4 ISO sensitivity: 100.

Shutter speed: 1/400s Exposure compensation: 0EV white balance: automatic

When shooting with Canon EF 50mm f/ 1.2L USM, we should consider the combination of the characters and the surrounding environment as much as possible. When you are not sure about the composition, you can take a photo with the camera LCD screen and treat the LCD screen as a dynamic photo, so that you can make a more intuitive composition. When shooting backlight photos, the range of shallow depth of field can be controlled more accurately by enlarging the display focus. Manually rotating the focus ring for fine adjustment is not as convenient as directly moving the camera back and forth. You can also use continuous shooting to move the camera back and forth several times, always within the appropriate depth of field once.

Previously, a group of photos of traveling hand in hand were popular on the Internet. Your girlfriend ran ahead, holding your hand and smiling at you. That sweetness is self-evident. If you want to take this kind of photo, you need to sacrifice the girl's boyfriend temporarily, which requires the photographer's dedication.

Focal length: 50mm aperture: F 1.2 ISO sensitivity: 100.

Shutter speed: 1/320s Exposure compensation: 0EV white balance: automatic

Considering the focal length, this photo uses Canon EF 50mm f/ 1.2L USM. Although it is close to the subject, it can also obtain a shallow depth of field and create a first-person perspective.

Tip: It is also necessary to communicate with couples at all times.

During the intermission of shooting, we should keep in touch with couples, let them appreciate the results of shooting, let them feel more at ease about the photographer's work and have a general understanding of the shooting effect. And many unexpected ideas are also produced in benign communication.