Technical parameters of wintersweet shooting

It is not easy to shoot wintersweet, and many friends can't shoot beautiful results. Let's analyze the reasons for poor shooting, and everyone can make improvements according to the reasons.

1. There are many branches and leaves in the picture, which makes the work unattractive.

Because Chimonanthus praecox is small and has dense branches and leaves, it is easy to make the picture messy and unfocused when we shoot the composition, and the photos taken will not look good. So what should we do? In this case, it is necessary to simplify the complex, and strive to make the picture concise and clear, highlighting the main body.

① We can choose several branches of Chimonanthus praecox to shoot, and the picture should be left blank.

② We can also choose a branch to shoot, enlarge the aperture and blur everything irrelevant.

③ You can also choose one or two wintersweet flowers for close-up shooting.

(4) In addition to the above methods of simplifying the subject, we can also use the background simplification method to shoot Chimonanthus praecox, and we can choose the wall, sky and water with a single background to shoot Chimonanthus praecox, which can make the subject of Chimonanthus praecox look clean and refreshing.

It is better to be small and refined than to be big and complete. The simpler it is to shoot wintersweet and other themes, the easier it is to produce effects and the better the picture is.

2. Need to have a suitable weather

Photography is not good weather, but suitable weather, and the weather should be suitable for the subject matter.

Generally speaking, when we say good weather, we often mean sunny weather, which is really suitable for shooting most subjects.

3. Deal with the relationship between flowers and leaves

When shooting Chimonanthus praecox, the relationship between leaves and flowers is often not handled well, which leads to the unclear relationship between subject and companion, or usurps the role of master and makes the composition messy. In this case, we can choose a flower and a leaf for close-up and leave blank, so that the picture is concise and full of artistic conception.

4. The flowers are blurred

When shooting Chimonanthus praecox, we often shoot with a large aperture. Although the large aperture is beautiful and the blur effect is artistic, the only drawback is that it is easy to blur the picture. I often take pictures one day, go home and import them into the computer, and find that many photos are virtual and paste. What's going on here? The reason is that when shooting small flowers such as wintersweet, we should use large aperture carefully, not to say that we should not use large aperture, but to use large aperture correctly. If you take close-ups of small flowers such as Chimonanthus praecox with a macro lens, it is easy to make the flowers look hollow because the depth of field is very shallow. If you shoot with a telephoto lens, even if the aperture is as small as F 1 1, the depth of field is still very good. Can't you shoot with a big aperture? Of course not. The solution is to stabilize the camera and focus accurately. The best way to stabilize the camera is to use a tripod, so those who are experienced use it to shoot flowers.