What do you mean by pushing, pulling, shaking and following photography? Thank you, God, for helping me.

1, push refers to a shooting method in which the picture continuously transitions from a large-scale scene. On the one hand, pushing the lens separates the subject from the environment, on the other hand, it reminds the viewer to pay special attention to the subject or a certain detail of the subject. 2. Pulling is just the opposite of pushing. It shows the subject from near to far, from local to whole, making the subject or the details of the subject gradually smaller. Pull the lens to emphasize the relationship between the subject and the environment. 3. Swing means that the camera does not move and only changes the angle. Its direction can be left and right or up and down, and it can also be tilted or rotated. Its purpose is to show each part of the subject one by one, or to show the scale, or to patrol the environment. The most common kind of shaking is left and right shaking, which is often used in TV programs. 4. Moving is the abbreviation of "moving", which means that the camera moves horizontally in all directions and shoots at the same time. The requirements of mobile shooting are high, and the actual shooting needs special equipment. Mobile phone photography can produce visual effects of patrol or display. If the subject is moving, using mobile phone photography can produce a visual effect of following on the screen. 5. Follow-up refers to follow-up shooting, that is, the camera always follows the subject to shoot, so that the moving subject is always in the picture. Its function is to better represent moving objects. 6. Swing is actually a kind of shaking. The specific operation is that at the end of the previous picture, the lens suddenly turns to another direction. In the process of shaking, the picture becomes very blurred, and a new picture appears after the lens is stabilized. Its function is to express the drastic changes of things, time and space and arouse people's psychological urgency.