The photographer enters a question about Sony DSC-W 170.

I suggest you set your daily photography to 4: 3 (5m), which is the best and most commonly used. If you develop photos with the same resolution, that's enough.

First, the daily settings:

Daily photography suggests that you change the shooting mode to PGM (program automatic) mode, and you can manually adjust ISO (sensitivity) or white balance.

Indoor shooting, iso value changed to 200.

For outdoor shooting, the iso value is changed to 100 to 200.

For night scenes, the iso value should be changed to 100 to 400.

If there is a flash, the iso is 100.

If you use a tripod, you can also use iso as 100.

In addition, the white balance is adjusted to 0.3 to 1.0 when the light is too dark.

If it is too bright or backlit, adjust it to -0.3 to -0.07.

Second, some shooting skills:

1. For card machines, I suggest that you only use PGM files at any time, turn off the automatic view, and do not select the monitoring focus. If the weather is fine, the color can be bright/vivid (like plain or simple colors), with central focus, multiple metering, ISO80, automatic white balance, clarity+1, and contrast to be selected by yourself. If it is not post-processing, use+.

2. As long as it is not a sunny day with strong light, it can compensate +0.3 EV by default.

3. If you are shooting under indoor lighting or portrait or big red scenes, you should pay attention to white balance, choose the one closest to the lighting (usually automatic), and choose natural or ordinary colors (some people shoot tiles, but the color difference is obvious, but also use realistic mode? ), when the light is bad, ISO is at most 200! If the flash is turned on indoors, use a slow synchronous flash (just like taking a portrait at night).

4. In addition, portrait shooting can increase the EV value by 0.3/0.7, use the normal color mode, and use spot metering or slow synchronous flashing when backlighting (it can also flash during the day, but the EV value should be appropriately reduced, and other times will remain unchanged).

5. There is also focus translation. Actually, the instructions are very clear. For example, if you focus on the center, but the character is not in the middle of the screen because of the composition, then you can aim at his face, hold down the shutter for half a minute-turn off the focus (the green light is always on, and the sound drops), then move the camera according to the original composition, and then press the shutter completely to ensure the clarity of the subject's face.

6. When shooting at night, keep your hands steady and the light is good. You can't turn on the flash. Reduce the EV value appropriately to prevent overexposure. If the exposure is insufficient, you can use the magic hand to compensate later, which is very simple and easy to use. If you really can't find something to rely on, either squat down and shoot! Or you can bend your elbows to your chest and upper abdomen, control the breathing rhythm, and then switch to P! EV minus 0.3 remains the same, ISO400 remains 200! If the subject is as dark as the surrounding environment, you can choose spot metering to ensure that the subject you want to express is fully exposed! Otherwise, use multiple photometry.

If the noise is very loud, use software to reduce the noise later, and the light and shadow magician can do it.

7, night scene (non-portrait), don't turn on the flash, because you can't shine a few meters away! ! For the card machine, you can try to use P-file iso200, with contrast and clarity+1; Whether to increase exposure compensation depends on the light environment. If the light is good but the compensation is too much, it will be overexposed.

Still use the night shift, the key is that the ambient light should be bright, and the exposure time of the night shift is long (about 2 seconds), so the shutter is very slow, so you must not shake your hands. It is best to stand on the railing and other objects. When there is no stable support, squat or sit on the ground (kneeling). When we are together, borrow a friend's shoulder. It is not advisable to put your hand forward and take a picture with your hand held flat, which is not stable at all.

8. When the camera has a stable bracket, you can take a selfie (don't touch the camera when taking a selfie), and then move the camera after hearing the shutter click.

Having said that, there is only one purpose, that is, I hope you can get familiar with your camera as soon as possible, because I also use Sony's W series card machine.

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