The difference between vista and panorama

The differences between vision and panorama are: different expressions, different classifications, and different emphasis.

1. Different expressions: the vision is far-reaching and broad, and mainly expresses the geographical environment, natural features and open scenes and scenes. Panorama generally shows the whole body of a character or the whole picture of a specific scene.

2. Different classifications: Vision pictures can also be divided into two categories: large vision and distant vision. Grand vistas are mainly used to express vast, far-reaching backgrounds and vast natural landscapes, such as vast mountains, vast oceans, endless grasslands, etc.

3. Different emphasis: Try not to use front lighting when shooting long shots, but choose side lighting or side backlighting to form layers of the picture and show the aerial perspective effect. Pay attention to the perspective of lines and shadows in the distance of the picture. Avoid a flat, monotonous picture. When shooting a panorama, we should not only pay attention to the expression of spatial depth and the characteristic reflection of the outline, lines and shape of the subject, but also focus on the rendering and contrast of the environment.

What is scene difference

Scene difference refers to the difference in the range of the subject shown in the camera due to the different distances between the camera and the subject. To simply understand, the full-length and half-length photos we choose to take of people belong to different sceneries and are used to express different scenes.

Scenery can not only be used for portrait photography, but also for shooting animals, plants, landscapes, etc. You can also use the knowledge of sceneries to select and arrange pictures. The classification of scenes can generally be divided into five types. From far to near, they are distant view, panorama, medium shot, close shot and close-up.