How to set up a camera for children's photography

Although childhood is incredible and short-lived, it is also a period of constant activity and spontaneous behavior. Shooting children can be regarded as fun and games, and time will pass unconsciously. The result may be different from the original idea, but you will still get some excellent photos. 1, the camera setting will keep the child moving. Ensuring that they are clearly focused can be a challenge. If their actions are repetitive, they can pre-focus with an autofocus. After locking the focal length, press the shutter when the subject reaches the specified position. If the child is running around, you can try continuous AF, if not, you can switch to MF. In this way, it is not necessary to keep the autofocus point on the subject's eyes all the time when composing a composition. If children's movements and postures are always changing, try continuous shooting. This will increase your chances of capturing excellent expressions and positions. But in this case, JPEG instead of RAW is a more practical choice. In order to keep the shutter speed fast enough to capture motion, you can try to set and adjust the corresponding lighting using ISO 400. When using S/Tv mode, set an appropriate shutter speed or set a larger aperture in A/Av mode. If a flash is used, the shutter speed should not exceed the flash synchronization speed of the camera. In addition, slow shutter and camera panning are used to capture motion. The baby's eyes are quite sensitive, so direct flash should be avoided in the range of1m.