Why do people’s skin look so good in photos taken with a SLR?

The in-camera contrast and saturation are higher. Because the colors shot outdoors are not as bright and saturated as those shot in the studio and then retouched later. There is a Bao color effect in the light and shadow. You can try it.

SLR cameras can capture real-life skin. When shot with a SLR, the pores can be seen, very clearly. Of course, once the lighting and camera parameters are adjusted, it is possible to take photos of smooth and delicate skin.

On the one hand, the technology is good, and on the other hand, professionals have a lot of equipment, such as flashlights, fill lights, reflective umbrellas, and cameras.

The effect on the skin is closely related to the use of light. With brighter and softer light, all skin will appear delicate, white, delicate and lovely. (The best way is to use a flash with a diffuser). PS just changes the tone a little and coordinates the light and dark contrast to make it more integrated and harmonious with the background.

This is a manifestation of shallow depth of field. This is the effect that many photography enthusiasts seek most, that is, the subject is clear and the background is blurred. The background blurring effect of ordinary card cameras is not good, so you need to use a long focal length and increase the aperture to achieve it.

If you don’t buy a camera and just rely on retouching the photos the day after tomorrow, you can still achieve that effect. Personally, I don’t use the magic hand ones because the results are the same. I like to use PS, which is PHOTOSHOP, to edit photos. You can go online and download this software, follow the instructional videos and practice more, and you will learn it quickly.