Skills of using SLR cameras The necessary photography skills for SLR beginners.

1. Take close-ups of things that are still very small, such as flowers, birds and insects: use Av files, the aperture should be f5.6 or below, and the focal length should be above 50. Try to shoot the blurred background within 1m! Iso100 if the light is good; If the light is not good, iso is better within 400.

2, shooting people: basically use a larger aperture (within f5.6), the focal length is more than 50mm, and the shooting distance depends on the whole body, bust, big photo, so the background is blurred, use Av files! Good light, iso 100, poor light, within iso400. People in motion use chasing to express their sense of motion (see the shooting of moving objects below for details)!

3, shooting: Av file, use the appropriate aperture, above f8, the focal length is casual, but generally there is distortion at the wide-angle end, so use it as appropriate.

4. Shooting at night: put tripod and Av file, customize white balance or incandescent lamp, the aperture above f8 and small aperture can make the light show starlight effect, and use the pre-lifting function of reflector to reduce the machine vibration caused by the lifting of reflector after pressing the shutter; Cover the viewfinder with a square cover on the strap to prevent stray light from entering from behind and affecting the image quality; Within iso200, let the exposure time be as long as possible, let some people who have no intention of walking disappear from the picture, leave no trace, and purify the scene!

5, shooting fireworks: use the cable release, B shutter, you can shoot the effect of multiple fireworks overlapping!

6, shooting running things: good light: Av file, aperture size as appropriate; A large depth of field effect can be obtained with an aperture above f8, and a shallow depth of field effect can be obtained with a small aperture. If you want to shoot a very dynamic effect, you can use a TV file. The shutter is about 1/30. When you press the shutter, the lens moves behind the object at a suitable speed, which will produce a very dynamic effect!

7. Shooting running water or fountain: Using TV files, the shutter speed is about 1/50, and the satin effect can be shot. If you use the shutter too fast, the fountain will shoot discontinuous water droplets!