How to divide the scenery in photography?

Panorama, middle panorama, middle scene, middle scene, close-up, close-up, special shot, big close-up, extreme close-up.

0 1, panorama

It can be seen that in the panorama, there is enough space above the head and under the feet, and the picture contains a lot of information, including spatial structure, large-scale movements of actors and so on. And the relatively open space can also allow multiple actors to appear in the camera at the same time.

02. Panorama

Different from the panoramic view, there is still room above the head, while the bottom of the picture is taken a little above the knee, which is similar to the panoramic view, but the framing range is relatively small.

03. Mid-range shooting

Mid shot also has a foreign name, cowboy lens. It is named because this scene is often used when shooting cowboy guns in American westerns, and it is named because the shooting range is just below the waist. The photographer put down the gun-pulling lens and won't cut off the picture of his hand. It should be noted that there is still room at the head of the main body.

04, at close range

The bottom of the picture is higher than the waist. You can use this scene when you want the actors in the picture to show more emotion. It allows actors to express a variety of emotions through body language within the range of shooting, but it also includes other actors and a small amount of environmental information.

05. Close shot

The actor's emotions can be well expressed from this scene. In this scene, there is still a little space above the head of the character, which can fully dispatch the actors to use facial expressions, carry out effective information transmission and perform a small amount of action performances at the same time. But at this time, the focus of the picture will fall on the actor's face, especially his eyes.