How to distinguish between near, middle and far vision

1. Panorama Panorama generally shows the overall image of a character or the whole picture of a specific scene.

When shooting a panoramic view, we should not only pay attention to the expression of spatial depth and the depiction of the main outline lines and shapes, but also pay attention to the rendering and contrast of the environment.

Second, the middle scene

Mid shot is the picture in which most subjects appear. From the character's point of view, the middle shot is a picture that shows the part above the knee or the scene of an adult, so that the audience can see the body movements and emotional communication of the character.

The cutting of the middle scene destroys the complete shape and stress distribution of the object, while its internal structural lines become relatively clear and become the main line of the picture structure. When shooting the middle scene, the scene scheduling should be diverse and the composition should be novel and beautiful.

Third, close-ups

A close-up is a picture showing the upper part of an adult's chest or an object part. Its content is more concentrated on the subject, and the space contained in the picture is extremely limited, and the environmental space where the subject is located is almost excluded from the picture.

Close-range is the main scene to express the facial expressions and emotions of characters and portray them. It can fully express the meaningful parts of people or objects.

When shooting close-range, we should pay full attention to the authenticity, vividness, objectivity and scientificity of the image. When composing a composition, the subject should be arranged in the structural center of the picture, and the background should be concise to avoid distracting the audience's visual attention from the complex and disorderly background.

Fourth, close-up

Close-ups usually show the details of the head or some subjects above the shoulders of adults. The content of close-up pictures is single, which can enlarge the image, strengthen the content and highlight the details, and will bring the audience a sense of expectation and exploration.

Close-up is a way to describe people or things locally. This kind of lens can accurately convey the story and directly reflect the psychological state and emotion of the protagonist in the play. At the same time, it can indirectly affect the psychological reaction of the audience. Close-ups are not necessarily just about depicting the expressions of characters. Objects related to the plot, such as hands, feet, props, etc., can be represented by close-ups whenever necessary.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) eyesight

The vision is far-reaching and broad, mainly showing geographical environment, natural features and open scenery and scenes.

Vision pictures can also be divided into two categories: big vision and vision. The grand vision is mainly used to express the vast and far-reaching background and the faint and grand natural landscape, such as the vast mountains, the vast oceans and the boundless grasslands.

As far as possible, there is no need to follow the light. Choose side light or side backlight to form a picture hierarchy, showing the aerial perspective effect. Pay attention to the perspective of the scenery lines and the brightness in the distance of the picture to avoid the dullness of the picture.