Shot shooting technology of Changjin Lake

The shot of Changjin Lake was taken with a telephoto lens.

A telephoto lens with enlarged aperture can get the ultimate effect of small depth of field at close range, but in the past, we used it to take small and fresh photos. For example, we found this blur very romantic.

But you see, Changjin Lake is a true story of restoring history and a scene of restoring the scene. Therefore, the surrounding scene layout can't be as simple as a portrait, but too many scenes will really grab the shot. Therefore, it is indeed a very good solution to use telephoto, large aperture and close-range shooting to obtain the effect of small depth of field.

Features of telephoto lens shooting:

First of all, the telephoto lens can shorten the distance. This has two advantages: first, when we pull very close, very close, you will feel that this picture is extremely crowded, just like you and the soldiers are crowded in the same trench.

The second feature is that those students who are familiar with telephoto lenses will know that this kind of picture must have been taken from a distance. When you realize this, you will have another feeling that this is a really cruel war. Many excellent battlefield photographs that we have seen in the plane photography before were shot with telephoto.

The third feature is that the perspective effect in telephoto lens is not obvious. This will cause the picture we see to be close, not very close, not very far. In other words, the overall distance between far and near is greatly compressed, which is very suitable for shooting that kind of crowded scene.

The fourth characteristic of telephoto lens is that when it is used with large aperture, its depth of field effect will be very obvious-that is, the effect of small depth of field, the background is blurred and the foreground is blurred. After blurring, the characters in the focus are very obvious, which is very suitable for use in the chaotic scene with very complex and rich surrounding environment.