What are your tips for taking photos that fit on your desk?

1. First of all, pay attention to holding the camera steadily. It is best to hold it with both hands or use a tripod. The purpose is to minimize the shaking of the picture. It is taboo to take pictures while walking (only used in special circumstances). Always remember that image stability is the first requirement for dynamic photography.

2. The second is the fixed lens, that is, after the lens is aligned with the target, shoot at a fixed point. Do not zoom in or zoom out or scan up, down, left, and right. After setting the size of the picture, Turn on the video to increase the stability of the picture, and avoid using zoom shots that make the picture appear larger or smaller.

3. When shooting with a zoom lens, pay attention to the proper technique and timing. Unless you use a tripod to fix it, long-distance zooming in and out will definitely cause the image to shake.

3. Next is how to use the zoom lens. When DV is shooting a target in the distance, you can use the zoom lens to zoom in for a closer view. When the picture is pushed to a suitable size, press the video button to capture the picture. . Abusing the zoom lens and repeatedly shooting near and far away is a common mistake made by many DV users.

Remember, after each zoom-in or zoom-out shooting action, pause and switch to another angle or screen before starting shooting again.

4. The last is the dynamic shooting technique. When you encounter a scene that cannot capture the panoramic view of the target, you need to scan the DV from right to left or left to right, but when doing this During action, the captured image often shakes around or goes fast and slow, which looks very unsmooth.

The correct way is, if you want to scan from point A to point B, first face point B and keep your lower body still, then use your waist as the axis to rotate your upper body to point the DV to point A, and press the video button First, shoot still for 5 seconds.