What lens is used for a group photo of 200-300 people?

24-70 lens, 24 wide angle just took a group photo. Of course, it is best to use a 35mm fixed-focus lens.

You can rehearse it several times before, and you will see the effect when you shoot it.

The method is as follows:

First, calculate the position and size of the object. Generally, there are 200 people in four rows, 50 people in each row and 40 people in five rows. 300 people means 6 rows with 50 people in each row.

Each seat in the front row occupies about 50cm, and the average position of one person in the back row is 40cm. In this example, there are 50 people in a row, and the length of each row is 25 meters.

After calculating the position, you find a suitable position, and then measure the length of 25 -30 meters at a certain position, marked by each station at both ends 1 artificially.

Then try to shoot with your camera with two lenses to find your seat accurately. The purpose of doing this is to let yourself know when shooting.

Pay attention to the 24-70 lens, the wide-angle end will be distorted, so when shooting, the two ends of the group photo should be properly left with more distance for later cutting.

Usually outdoor shooting, around 10 in the morning and around 4 pm, is most suitable for taking this kind of photos.

If you can shoot in the audience, you'd better have stage lights as auxiliary light sources, with the aperture set to F5.6, shutter1/60s, three continuous shooting at a time, and the white balance set to tungsten light. You can also flash, shutter1125 seconds. This kind of photo requires high definition, so don't open the aperture.