Excuse me, how to use the reflector? The reflector I use to take pictures often backfires. I hope to get the effect of reflection, but it is vague and dirty.

The correct way to use the black reflector When shooting with the black reflector, the most annoying thing is that the shadows of other things (such as the studio) except the baby you want to shoot will be reflected on the reflector. Due to the characteristics of the materials used in the reflector, it is easy to generate static electricity, and the background plate is easy to vacuum. The photos taken have a lot of dust particles, and the photos taken due to improper camera adjustment are all gray, losing the original appearance of the black background. To solve these problems, try the following methods:

Arrange the position of the lamp-so that the shadow of the lamp can't be seen on the reflector. Choose the angle between the lens and the baby-you can't see anything else reflected on the monitor. (usually about 45 degrees up and down)

Read the instructions of your camera carefully-how to adjust the exposure compensation EV. When shooting a black background, set the EV between -0.3 and -2.