Take a full-length photo, and the model of the guest film doesn't want to stand. How should photographers adjust their shooting plans?

Take a full-length photo, and the model of the guest film doesn't want to stand. How should photographers adjust their shooting plans?

Full-body portrait, the main function is to intuitively reflect the overall image of the subject, such as body proportion, clothing, scenes and so on.

The composition of the full-length portrait is an aspect that must be reflected in the portrait group map, and it is a link to express the theme of portrait shooting from the big scene to the small scene.

So, when our customers don't want to stand and shoot the whole body all the time, how should they adjust as photographers?

First of all, we need to define a simple full-body photo, that is, in the framework of the scene, anything that takes the full-body frame of the subject can be called full-body photo. In other words, whether standing, sitting or lying down, you can take a full-body photo.

According to this idea, when customers don't want to take full-length photos all the time, we can adjust and change their posture:

1, attitude adjustment

It is boring to take a full-length portrait standing alone, and it is also a process to test the performance ability of the subject in front of the camera, because most of the customers we face have no shooting experience and stand without support, and they will be at a loss for a long time.

Therefore, when the customer begins to show a state of being at a loss, it is necessary to adjust the standing posture in time, for example, to find a place for the customer to stand, which is labor-saving and can change the posture.

Step 2 change your posture

You can take a full-length portrait, not only standing, sitting or lying down, but also taking pictures.

When customers are impatient or tired of standing posture, we should change their standing posture in time, such as changing from standing posture to sitting posture or lying posture.

It is one of the basic skills of photographers to guide and adjust the posture of customers when shooting.

This includes psychology, communication skills, communication adaptability and the ability to control scenes.

How to guide the model into the shooting state rhythmically according to the needs of the theme and the characteristics of the scene is the key to a successful shooting.