Skills of taking jumping photos

Tips on how to take jumping photos "1, 2, 3, laugh! People who love taking pictures must often say, but have you ever thought that one day everyone will say, "1, 2,3, jump!" "When taking group photos, we can make the photos more vivid and interesting, and jumping photos is one of the fun and easy-to-learn shooting techniques! Now let me share how to take interesting jumping photos!

Basic camera settings for taking jumping photos When taking jumping photos, the most important thing is that the shutter speed is high, so as to capture the solidification action during jumping, and the shutter is preferably 1/200 seconds or more. In addition, you can use the area focus mode (if you don't have this option, you can focus first and then switch to manual focus), and try to use a small aperture (about f5.6-f8) to avoid out of focus; When shooting, you may need to use high sensitivity (especially at night) or flash to get a higher shutter.

Using area focusing (or manual focusing) can avoid out-of-focus situation. As for the subject, he only needs to jump according to the photographer's instructions.

The method of keeping the image clear by taking jumping photos can stabilize the camera by installing it on a tripod, and photographers can also use the self-timer function to take jumping photos together.

Method 2: Pay attention to the shutter speed. We should increase the shutter speed to reduce the image jitter caused by camera vibration. The faster the shutter speed (e.g.1100s,1/200s, etc.). ), the higher the probability of clear imaging.

Method 3: use a flash to capture the solidification state, especially at night or in the dark. We can adjust the flash to use "Hou Lian synchronization", so that the camera can absorb the background light first and then flash before the shutter closes. However, it should be noted that the shutter speed should not be too slow (for example, it becomes only 1 sec or slower) after "Hou Lian Synchronization" is turned on. In this case, we need to improve ISO to increase the shutter speed.

Method 4: Turn on the shockproof function to turn on the shockproof function of the camera or lens (except using a tripod), which can reduce the influence of hand shock. These methods can only solve the blur caused by camera shake. There is only one way to overcome the blur caused by the movement of the subject, and that is to increase the shutter speed. The faster the shutter speed, the better the effect. You can try.

The skill of taking jumping photos is to shoot at a low angle or even low ground, which can take more jumping photos. Using a tripod, you can try to adjust the tripod to the lowest position, and some can even remove the central axis to make the camera lower.

Tip 2: Using a tripod helps to stabilize the camera and reduce the chance of blurred photos.

Tip 3: Pay attention to the jumping time.

Because different people jump at different speeds and intensities, we can take more pictures to make the jumping time consistent.

Tip 4: Pay attention to the jumping action.

We can guide the jumpers to bend their feet backwards or take a big shape when jumping, which can make the jumping feeling higher and stronger.

Tip 5: High jump.

When shooting, you can try to stand on a high place and start jumping to get a higher feeling.

Tip 6: Different jumping movements

Everyone does different actions when jumping, which can make the photos more vivid.

Tip 7: Be careful that the line of sight is blocked.

When jumping, people in the front row will have a chance to block the line of sight in the back row, so you need to take more pictures to adjust your position.

Tip 8: Use a wide-angle lens.

Many people can use wide-angle lenses or even fisheye glasses to enhance their interest.

Shooting at a low angle can get photos that feel higher.

Jumping from a height can also get a higher feeling.

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Sometimes shooting is not only a photographer's business, but also needs to guide the subject to make the effect more prominent and more in line with the heart. Taking jumping photos is a good example of the interaction between photographers and subjects. After learning the simple skills of this article, the group photo is no longer so monotonous. "1, 2, 3, jump! 」