Can I bring a wedding dress in rainy days?

Who knew it would rain when you took a wedding photo happily? Generally, we should pay attention to some precautions in rainy days in case we encounter special circumstances. On rainy days, the scenery in the distance is bright, the image is hazy, and the color tone is dark, which has a unique flavor.

So what should we shoot in rainy days? As long as you pay attention, there are still a wide range of subjects that can be filmed in rainy days:

The reflection of wedding photography in the rain, all the scenery changes from one to two, and the scene and shadow blend together, especially when shooting at night, because the reflection of light and the reflection of water on the ground are more blurred, which will make the picture look very vivid.

The ripples formed by rain drops on the water surface will be a good shooting point in the rain scene. It is a good choice to solidify the dynamic feeling of splashing water or water droplets hitting branches and leaves with a camera.

Crowds in the rain, lovers walking under umbrellas; A group of busy people are sheltering from the rain; Children playing in the water after rain, the blending of people and scenery will make the picture more vivid.

The flowers and plants in the rain are particularly gorgeous, and the petals with water drops are more aura. All kinds of animals are also very cute in the rain. Rhubarb dog shakes the water or the poor kitten, and the birds chirping under the eaves are also worth shooting.

Using Mao Mao rain to shoot dark forest or mountain layers, because there is no sunlight in the scene, it is full of dark objects, and Mao Mao rain will appear a fog layer between dark objects, showing a far-shallow and near-deep tone. If the framing range is not very large, you can also show a misty rain scene in the scene with the brightness of nearby objects as the exposure tone.

When shooting rain scenes in wedding photography, we should pay attention to the following points:

The light changes greatly in rainy days, so it is best to use an exposure meter to measure light when shooting.

When shooting a rain scene on a rainy day, don't take the sky as the background, choose a dark background, so as to set off bright rain.

When shooting, the shutter speed should not be too high, because high speed will freeze the rain and form small spots, so there is no feeling of rain. If the shutter speed is too slow, the rain will stretch into long strips, and the effect is not good. Generally speaking, the speed from 1/30 seconds to 1/60 seconds is better. At this time, the shutter speed is not high, which can emphasize the movement when it rains.

When shooting a rain scene, pay attention to the distance between the lens and the raindrops. When the raindrop is too close to the camera, a small raindrop will also cover the distant scenery. Of course, sometimes this special effect is needed intentionally.

When shooting a rainy scene with color film, due to the high color temperature of rainy light, when using sunlight film, the photo will appear obvious blue tone. This color cast does not need to be corrected, because blues can render the feeling of cold in rainy days.