Learn some photography skills every day?

, let me take you through it.

1. Take close-ups of static small things, such as flowers, birds, and insects:

Use Av mode, the aperture is preferably f5.6 or below, and the focal length is preferably above 50. Try to shoot within 1m to blur the background!

If the light is good, ISO100, if the light is bad, ISO is best within 400.

2. Photographing people:

Basically use a larger aperture ***within f5.6*** and a focal length of 50mm or more. The shooting distance depends on the whole body, half body, Depends on the headshot, to blur the background, use Av file!

If the light is good, iso100, if the light is bad, within iso400.

Use tracking shots of people in motion to reflect the sense of movement***See the shooting of moving objects below for details***!

3. Scenery shooting:

< p>Av mode, use an appropriate aperture, f8 or above, the focal length is arbitrary, but generally there is distortion at the wide-angle end, so use it as appropriate.

4. Shooting night scenes:

Use a tripod, Av setting, custom white balance or incandescent light, an aperture above f8, a small aperture can make the light appear like stars, and use reflectors Use the plate pre-up function to reduce camera shake caused by the lift of the reflector after pressing the shutter; and use the square cover on the strap to cover the viewfinder to prevent stray light from entering from behind and affecting the image quality; within ISO200, try to lengthen the exposure time , this can make some people who walked by unintentionally disappear from the screen, leaving no traces, and purifying the scene!

For example, when taking a picture of a square with people coming and going, you can use a very small aperture of about f20, iso100, In this way, the exposure time will be very long, and the moving figures will not remain in the photo! The square will be very clean!

5. Shooting fireworks:

Use a shutter release cable , B shutter, you can shoot the effect of multiple overlapping fireworks!

6. Shooting things:

In good light conditions: Av mode, the aperture size should be adjusted as appropriate; use f8 or above Use an aperture to get a large depth of field effect, use a small aperture to get a shallow depth of field effect;

If you want to take a very dynamic effect, you can use Tv mode, the shutter speed is about 1/30, focus and press the shutter at the same time, the lens Chasing objects at a suitable speed will produce a very dynamic effect!

Situations with poor lighting: you can only deal with it as appropriate, plus use tracking shots!

7. Shooting water or fountains:

Use Tv mode and a shutter speed of about 1/50 to create a satin effect. If you use a shutter speed that is too fast, the fountain will be shot with discontinuous water droplets!

8. Night portrait photography:

Put on a tripod, adjust white balance, automatic or custom white balance; iso100-400; Av file, aperture around f8, use slow sync flash , rear-curtain flash mode; at this time, the flash will flash twice, once when the shutter is pressed, and again before the exposure ends, so people should not leave before flashing twice.

When photographed in this way, the characters will be clear and the neon background will be beautiful, without the background being underexposed and too dark.