Who knows how to take pictures in strong sunlight? Sometimes the photos I take in this situation will be very bright. What if the scenery is all white?

From a photographic point of view, the best shooting time is early morning and evening, when the sun is soft and golden; The midday sun is too strong to shoot the scenery in direct sunlight, and it is easy to overexpose. In addition, the light at this time is gray, so the color of the photos taken is natural and beautiful. Compared with the mechanical setting, other SLR cameras and card machines process less contrast film, so in order to give photographers more freedom to control the trajectory, the photos taken by SLR cameras generally need to be processed more or less. If you want to shoot a colorful film directly, you can also set the response in the mechanical length, such as saturation and sharpness. If individual photos are bright and the scene is white, it is obviously overexposed. If the sensitivity remains the same, you can narrow the aperture or increase the shutter speed.