Close-up Skills of Nikon D3000 SLR Camera

1. If there is a tripod, a stable fulcrum is the most ideal. If there is no alternative table, chair and other fulcrum to shoot. If these are not available, you can only shoot at a speed of about 200 with a high-speed shutter (provided that the light is good).

2. Choose the smallest aperture, unless you want the depth of field effect (that is, background blur). If the aperture is too small, the detail and sharpness of the picture will be lost. At the same time, it can increase sharpness and use landscape mode.

If you want the subject to occupy a big picture, try to use a telephoto lens. I don't know what shot the landlord is. If it is a wide-angle lens, it is difficult to enlarge smaller objects. Tip … You can put a reference object in front of an object. If you put an object smaller than it, it will show bigger. Choose to compare the colors of two objects as much as possible, such as black and white contrast.