What do pf and l mean on the platform?

Pan-tilt refers to the rolling and left-right movement of pan-tilt, so that photographers can move freely when shooting. Tilting is the pitching motion of the tripod head, which allows photographers to shoot different scenes from different angles. In addition, PF(Pan Follow) refers to the left and right scrolling movement, while PTF (pan&; Tilt Follow means that both pitch and roll will follow the movement, so you can take pictures more freely.

In addition, L(Lock) refers to the lock mode, and neither pitch nor roll follows the motion, which is suitable for scenes that need stable shooting. Finally, POV (point of view) is a first-person perspective, which can make the audience feel the scene in the image more immersive, in which the pitch, roll, left and right tilt and other directions will follow the movement.

Understanding the motion mode of camera/camera is an important prerequisite for shooting high-quality images, which is extremely important for photographers and image lovers. Through the switching of these modes, you can shoot more freely and show richer perspectives and picture effects.