What does it mean to shoot technical data?

Shooting technical data refers to the data used to describe, record and adjust various technical parameters in the process of film, television, advertising and other film and television production. These technical parameters include pixel, resolution, shooting angle, lens focal length, aperture, shutter speed and ISO. These data are very important for photographers and post-producers because they need them to make specific plans for shooting and post-production.

Shooting technical data can be collected and processed by various tools, such as cameras, photogrammeters, computers and data processing software. These tools can help film and television producers accurately control and adjust various technical parameters in the process of shooting and post-production, so as to obtain better image effects. At the same time, these tools can also help film and television producers monitor and correct various technical problems and errors, and improve work efficiency and quality.

In the field of film, television, advertising and other film and television production, shooting technical data plays a vital role. Accurate shooting technical data can help film and television producers make better shooting and post-production plans, and improve the image effect and work efficiency. Therefore, film and television producers need to master all kinds of shooting skills and data processing skills to improve their technical level, so as to combine the art and technology of film and television production perfectly and create fine film and television works with more artistic and commercial value.