Teach you how to shoot at a party.

Parties are places where many friends like to shoot. Whether it's the atmosphere, the background or the environment, it's worth taking out your camera to capture that moment. The author has arranged 7 shooting techniques for you at the party. 1. Grasp the departure time. Depending on the type of party, you may need to start shooting early. Arrive at the scene in advance and take some photos before people arrive, such as decorations, food, cakes, etc. 2. Multi-person shooting Generally speaking, people don't get together at parties. They will form a small circle and spread around the room. When everyone gathers in a room at the same time, don't forget to take some group photos, which will be precious memories in the future. Step 3 record the atmosphere. You can often take some great photos when others don't know you are taking them. This is also a very useful way to record the atmosphere of the party. 4. Objectively ensure that the camera is always in your hand and turned on, ready to capture those natural expressions. Zoom is not afraid of magnification, so people can get close-ups and their expressions. If you zoom out, you can shoot the whole scene in the room. 6. Avoid red eye One of the most common problems when shooting portraits is red eye. To ensure that your friends and family don't look like demons, it's best to let them look at your shoulders and look straight into the camera. This can reduce the chance of red eye and save your later working time. 7. Try Different Perspectives Don't be afraid to try different perspectives at the party: shoot the party in your child's eyes from the height of your eyes, or stand on a chair or stairs and take a picture of Zhang Quanjing.