Mobile phone night scene hazy shooting skills

Nowadays, with the popularity of camera phones, more and more people like to take pictures with their mobile phones. Compared with digital camera or SLR, mobile phone photography is small in size and light in weight, which is convenient for shooting anytime and anywhere, but it also has some shortcomings. Because of the relationship between lens and imaging chip, there is still a big gap between digital camera and SLR in image quality and effect. For example, when shooting with a SLR camera, many people like to blur the foreground, but when shooting with a mobile phone, they can't. You have to learn how to shoot the light spot effect of night scene with your mobile phone.

Taking pictures clearly is the basic skill. It's a bit difficult to blur a photo on purpose.

I have such a scene in front of me. How can I make it beautiful?

The scene in front of us is like this.

Many people like to take pictures of night scenes, which are beautiful with their eyes, but taking pictures with their mobile phones is not like that at all, far from it!

Today, I will teach you a little trick, which can easily shoot the' light spot effect' of the night scene.

Friends who are familiar with me know that the secret of me 16 is "don't shoot ugliness, just shoot beauty;" Not different, just seeking novelty. " Since this lens is not good-looking, let's change the shooting method-blur.

As you can see from the picture just now, the lamp in the picture is far away from me.

So if there are two objects in the picture at the same time, one is close to me and the other is particularly far away from me, then neither the distant object nor the near object will be clear-only one of the two objects is clear and the other is blurred. The fuzzy one is called fuzzy.

Different from the general background blur, the blur of lighting will produce beautiful small spots, which can greatly enhance the hazy feeling of the picture.

Now, I put another object (mobile phone) very close, and these lights are still far away.

When you turn on the nearby mobile phone, it will become clear, and the distant light will produce beautiful spots because of blurring.

But now I just want these light spots to appear in the picture, and I don't need nearby objects. What should I do?

If you shoot directly, it will become the same as the first one, and the lights in the distance are clear.

At this time, the focus lock function comes into play.

I'm not going to shoot the distant lights first, I'm going to shoot the nearby mobile phone.

I click on the screen to focus, and the words on the phone become clear. At this time, the distance between the mobile phone and my lens may be only about 6 cm.

When the text becomes clear, long press the screen and a few words will come out-focus lock. The focal length is locked at 6 cm, which means that objects that are 6 cm away from the lens can be photographed clearly, and objects that are not 6 cm will be blurred, and the greater the distance, the more blurred they will be.

When the focus is clear, long press the screen to lock the focus.

Then we can shoot the distant lights at this time. After lifting the phone, you will find that the lights hundreds of meters away have the effect of light spots.

The virtual focus of the high beam produces a light spot.

In this way, the lights at night become beautiful.

The above is one of the purposes of locking the focus, and it is the spot effect of the virtual focus of light.

However, it should be noted that not all mobile phones have this function. At present, only Apple phones and some Android models have this function.