What file does the SLR novice use?

There must have been a lot of confusion when Daoyou first entered the SLR. In fact, it doesn't necessarily matter what file you use in the end. The choice of gear should be applied according to the habits of Taoist friends, the environment at that time and the intention of film production. Let's look at the function of each file.

Take Canon EOS 60D as an example:

First, the basic shooting area

With the automatic shooting file as the boundary, the file with the icon down is the basic shooting area file.

Flash disable file: the function is to adjust the shutter speed after disabling the flash. When shooting the midnight vision, the airborne flash can't flash the subject, but the machine mistakenly thinks that it can flash, so it will automatically increase the shutter speed, thus showing that the white mountain behind it is dark. Therefore, after it is disabled, we can lower the shutter, improve ISO and exposure value, and get photos with normal exposure. In fact, we rarely use this file function, and novices don't need it.

CA file: creative automatic mode. You can adjust whether the background is clear or fuzzy, the brightness of the picture, etc. That is, if you want a lot of shutters, the camera will automatically match all the parameters, but it is likely that you will not get a good film, so it is not recommended.

Portrait Photography: The parameters of this file are determined for portrait shooting. Shallow depth of field can also shoot better portraits, which is not bad for novices.

Landscape photography: the parameters of this file are positioning wide-angle high-speed shutter and white balance of blue sea and blue sky. , also ok.

Macro photography: This document is rarely used. In fact, it can also be used for close-up shooting of scenery, such as shooting a ladybug on a flower.

Dynamic Portrait: People or things photographed in motion also have quite good imaging.

Portrait at night: as the name suggests.

Photographic file: This is a video file.

2. Creative mode area

1.？ P file: program automatic exposure file. It's not the same as automatic transmission. Parameters such as exposure compensation can be manually adjusted in the P file. Is semi-automatic or quasi-idiot.

2.？ Television file: shutter priority file, used to shoot moving scenes and most night scenes. Manually adjust the shutter value, and the camera automatically gives the aperture value. When the shutter speed is high, the moving object will be fixed in the picture when imaging, otherwise a motion trajectory will be obtained, which depends on the photographer's intention to shoot the scene at that time.

3.？ Av file: Aperture priority file, which is used to shoot subject portraits, landscapes, etc. Manually adjust the aperture value, the camera automatically gives the shutter value, and by adjusting the aperture value, the blurred background is obtained. This technique is generally used for portrait photography.

4.？ M-file full manual shooting: as the name implies, everything is done by myself.

5.？ B file: used to manually control the shutter speed, that is, how long you press the shutter, how long you will be exposed. This can also be used in the future, usually for shooting night scenes. (Be sure to use tripod, cable release or remote control, it is easy to shoot. )

6. File C: Registering a camera user profile means that after all the customary parameters are set, there is an option of "Registering a camera" in the menu, so that all the parameters can be mapped to file C. As long as you dial file C later, you will immediately return to these customary parameters you set.

This paper briefly introduces the functions of each gear. In fact, as a rookie, you should shoot more films and try various modes of filming until you find your own style, and that gear is what you want to use. General Av files are used for portrait shooting, and TV files are used for sports and night scenes. As for the parameter setting, there are more than 10000 words behind it, so it is not clear here.

I hope I can help you, thank you! !