Many people like to use a large aperture, while others try not to use it. what do you think?

Many people like to use a large aperture, while others try not to use it. what do you think? Many people like to use a large aperture, because it does have its advantages and effects, such as the blur effect of soft dreams. At the beginning of photography, it will be attracted by the effect of large aperture at first. However, many people try not to use large aperture, thinking that it is a routine of sugar water tablets, with blurred background and soft characters, which means "good visual sense and dull psychological sense".

The large aperture has a soft and dreamy blur effect.

So, do you need a big aperture to take a portrait? Personally, I think it depends on the specific shooting intention and personal preferences.

So, which situations are suitable for using a large aperture? 1, blur the background when the background is chaotic.

When the background of the picture is messy, blurring with large aperture is the simplest and most effective method, which can not only highlight the main body, simplify the background, increase the level of the picture, but also make the picture artistic.

Fuzzy and messy background, highlighting the main body of the characters, increasing the layering of the picture.

In addition, large aperture is also used to enhance the contrast between virtual and real images, thus achieving visual artistic effects.

The large aperture enhances the contrast between the virtual and the real of the picture and achieves the visual artistic effect.

2, when the light is insufficient, get twice the result with half the effort

When shooting portraits in low light at night, the light is insufficient. In order to shoot a clear subject, it is necessary to increase the aperture. Large aperture can increase the amount of light entering the camera, improve the shutter speed of hand-held shooting, ensure that hand-held shooting is not empty, and large aperture can also shoot beautiful background blur effect! At this time, choosing a lens with a large aperture, such as 50mm f 1.2 or 1.4, will get twice the result with half the effort and let you press the shutter as you like during the day.

The blur effect of large aperture and making the shutter reach the safe speed range.

Spot effect of large aperture blur

Large aperture, blur, as long as the model is good, the film won't be too bad. If you make too many movies like this, you will always get bored. So, when is it good to use a small aperture? The most common is the portrait of the environment, which, as the name implies, is the combination of the environment and people. Compared with the portrait of sugar water tablets, there will be more elements to consider, and the difficulty will naturally increase. You can choose appropriate blurring, but in principle, you should give people a certain degree of recognition and know what and where the scene is.

Classic seat, the water in the pool reflects everything around, as if heaven and earth are one.

Use a large aperture carefully to ensure a certain clarity of the characters and background.

It should be noted that the use of pore size is not absolute. When shooting, the aperture should be relatively reduced or increased according to the performance of the picture. If you use a large aperture to blur the background, you should avoid opening the aperture too large (such as f/ 1.2, f/ 1.4). If the aperture is too large, it is likely that the focus of the person will be clear, but other parts will be blurred.

The aperture should not be too large to avoid the problem of blurred nose and mouth.

Another example is the effect of dream spots when shooting portraits at night with a large aperture, but the larger the aperture, the better. It is true that the larger the aperture, the larger the "head" of the scattered light spots, but if the number of point light sources in the background is large and densely distributed, the scattered light spots will be superimposed on each other if the aperture is too large, which is not very beautiful.

It is better to reduce the aperture appropriately to separate the scattered light spots from each other.

Generally speaking, it is understandable that people use a large aperture or a small aperture. It is more fun to choose different apertures according to different scenes and shooting intentions.

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