What matters should be paid attention to in conference photography? What are the taboos? What should we pay attention to when filming leaders?

1) The theme is outstanding. When shooting, you must take a full-length photo of the meeting. In the full-length photo, you should bring the title of the meeting in the banner of the venue into the picture, and you will know what the meeting is by looking at the photo. You should pay attention to the richness of pictures in panoramic photos. Achieve the trinity; The flag of the meeting, the leaders of the rostrum and the participants should be photographed to make the photos of the meeting grand, vivid and three-dimensional.

2) Panoramic photos are best not to take the aisle of the venue into the picture, otherwise the photos will appear loose, and you can avoid the aisle by changing the angle.

2. Shoot the speeches of leaders and distinguished guests.

1) The meeting started with a close-up shot by the host. Generally, the table is too high to be photographed from the front, otherwise the table will only show a head and look ugly. The correct shooting angle is 45 degrees. Don't connect the microphone to your mouth or block the leader's face. Also, be careful not to let the craziest lines appear in the leader's head. This scene is basically close-up, and you can also have a panoramic view when you speak.

2) In addition, the team leader had better shoot at the beginning of the meeting. Because at this time, the leaders are full of energy. The shooting effect is good. Please pay special attention to the background picture of the podium. Don't let the head of the leader overlap with some discordant pictures in the background. It's best to shoot from different angles for later selection, otherwise it's a waste film.

3) When shooting, try to be close to the second-level leader of the meeting, so as to ensure that there will be no irrelevant personnel or head shaking, picture deformation and shaking caused by the lens being pulled too far. If you can make moves in front of the leaders, you must strive to get ahead, seize the opportunity and choose the right time.

4) When shooting leaders, be careful not to make some low-level mistakes in composition. For example, when speaking, the microphone covers half of the leader's face, the desktop level is as high as the leader's neck, the leader is smoking or holding a cigarette first, the venue is filled with smoke, and the leader next door is half-headed or half-headed.

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5) When shooting a second-level leader, don't leave too much space on the head of the person being photographed, otherwise it will cause unbalanced composition and lack of aesthetic feeling, and it is easy to shoot the leader as a middle-aged "Mediterranean". For leaders, especially tall reporters, we must use less overhead shots. Because shooting close-ups from a high angle will weaken the momentum of the characters and make the audience feel condescending and more superior than the characters in the picture. Will the characters in the picture appear shorter? Sounds fatter than it really is.

3. shoot the audience.

1) When the speaker is handing over, you might as well aim at the audience, take pictures of their brick expressions or take notes. The audience showed impatience. Don't take photos of napping or whispering, otherwise it will be the failure of meeting minutes.

4. Take dynamic photos such as awards and awards.

1) Because people are moving, you must use the flash, otherwise it will easily make the picture empty. This is similar to the method of shooting people. Pay attention to the angle of the flash when shooting at close range. If you can't adjust the flash angle, try not to get too close to people to avoid the subject turning white.

5. Take a discussion picture at the end of the meeting, and take the first picture at the beginning and end of the meeting.

Second, pay attention to:

1. Take close-ups of people (leaders and audience).

For example, the leader's speech and the representative of the featured audience at the meeting. It's easier to take this kind of photo, just use a flash. If you are shooting at close range, don't point the flash directly at people. You can fill the light up slightly through the reflection from the ceiling, so that people's faces are not easy to turn white. Also, if there is an anti-red eye setting, it should be turned on, otherwise the red eye of the person will become a waste film. If you can't adjust the flash angle, try not to get too close to people to avoid the subject turning white. If you shoot a person from a long distance through a telephoto lens, the flash can be aimed at the person directly, or the angle can be adjusted appropriately according to the distance. This must be mastered according to practice.

2. The photos of the conference should be taken steadily, and the panoramic photos of the conference should be taken horizontally and vertically, otherwise there will be a sense of weightlessness. The sign shall be horizontal, and the columns on both sides of the rostrum shall be vertical.

3. Precautions for shooting in a small conference room. Pay attention to the use of light when shooting in a small conference room, because there are often more windows in a small conference room. Seriously disturbed by strong light, it is easy to blacken the characters. If possible, you'd better use a flash. Without a flash, the most difficult way for a photographer is to turn his back to the window or avoid strong light at the shooting angle.

4. Pay attention to some eye-catching backboard colors, especially red, bright yellow and dark blue, which will attract the attention of the eyes. Do you want to avoid appearing in the picture? A color that has nothing to do with the subject but will attract attention.