What are the key points and skills of hanging upside down?

The key points and skills of holding small flowers upside down are: choosing the right scene, adjusting the camera angle, using tripod, using cable release or remote control, controlling exposure time, focusing manually and using light reasonably.

1, choose the right scene: If you want to take a good photo of floret, you must first choose the right scene. This scene should have enough light and bright background.

2. Adjust the camera angle: When shooting floret upside down, you need to put the camera on the ground and aim the lens at floret. In order to shoot the perfect angle, we can adjust the angle and height of the camera, try different shooting angles and find the best shooting position.

3. Use a tripod: When shooting flowers upside down, you need to use a tripod to fix the camera to avoid camera shake and blur. When using a tripod, make sure it is stable and firm to prevent it from collapsing.

4. Use cable release or remote control: In order to avoid jitter when holding the camera, it is best to use cable release or remote control to trigger the shutter. This can ensure the stability of the camera and avoid affecting the shooting effect.

5. Control the exposure time: Because the camera position is relatively low when shooting small flowers upside down, it may be affected by the surrounding light. In order to control the exposure time, it is necessary to use appropriate shutter speed and aperture size to achieve the best exposure effect.

6. Manual focusing: When shooting small flowers upside down, it is best to use manual focusing to ensure the clarity of the flowers. Through manual focusing, flowers can be focused accurately and the error of camera autofocus can be avoided.

7, rational use of light: rational use of light is very important for shooting small flowers. You can choose to shoot in the morning or at night, when the light in the air is softer and the photo effect is more natural.

Methods of learning shooting essentials and skills

1. Know about photographic equipment: Be familiar with and understand the cameras and lenses you use, and master their functions and operation methods.

2. Mastering the rules of composition: learning and applying the rules of composition, such as trisection, symmetry and asymmetry, foreground and background, etc. To create attractive and balanced photos.

3. Understand the light: learn to observe and use the light, understand the effects under different light conditions, such as the difference between hard light and soft light, and learn to control the light with auxiliary tools such as flash and reflector.

4. Depth of field and focal length: Understand the concept of depth of field and learn to adjust the depth of field with appropriate aperture size and focal length to highlight the subject or create specific effects.

5. Use color and contrast: Learn to use color and contrast to enhance the expressive power of photos, such as cold and warm tones, color contrast, light and dark contrast, etc.

6. Observation and theme selection: cultivate observation, learn to discover the beauty and characteristics around you, and choose topics of interest to shoot.

7. Use exposure compensation: learn to use the exposure compensation function and adjust the exposure according to the actual situation to avoid overexposure or underexposure.

8. Stabilize the camera: In order to maintain the stability of the camera, you can use a tripod or other stabilizing equipment to avoid shaking when shooting by hand.

9. Practice and practice: Shooting is a process of continuous learning and accumulating experience. Only by shooting more and practicing more can we master the photography skills better.

10, learn to appreciate other people's works: by appreciating other photographers' works, learn their composition, light application, color matching and other skills, and draw inspiration from them.