Camera positioning techniques Introduction to camera positioning techniques

1. It is best to hold the camera with two hands, which is definitely more stable than one hand, or use supporting objects around you or prepare a camera tripod. In any case, try to reduce the shake of the picture. The most taboo method of taking photos while walking is also the most common mistake. This shooting method is only used under special circumstances. Remember that the stability of the picture is the first requirement for dynamic photography.

2. To put it simply, after the lens is aligned with the target, you can shoot at a fixed point without zooming in or out or scanning up, down, left, and right. Set the size of the picture and then turn on the camera. Video.

3. Normally, the lens is mainly fixed when shooting, and there is no need to do too many zoom movements to avoid affecting the stability of the picture. The change of the picture is to use the difference in the size of the viewfinder or the difference in angle and position. Change the size and depth of the scene.

4. When shooting a panorama, move the camera back a little. When you want to shoot a certain part of it, move the camera forward a little. The position changes such as side, high, low, etc. The effect will be different and the picture will be richer. If you can't get close due to the venue, you can of course use a zoom lens to adjust the picture to the desired size.