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Six shooting skills of backlight

6 backlight shooting skills backlight shooting skills 1: backlight shooting

It is not necessary to shoot the sun in the same direction (smooth). Sometimes if you try to shoot the subject with your back to the sun, you will get another taste.

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When shooting still life: For example, shooting leaves, we can shoot on the other side of the leaves, and use sunlight to penetrate the leaves to make the leaves clear and highlight the texture.

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When shooting portraits/animals: Backlighting can shoot beautiful golden hairs and make the photos more moving. Using yellow white balance (try to adjust to a higher K number or use flash white balance or shoot directly in the sunset) can also heat up the photo, but control the exposure or fill light to prevent the protagonist from turning black completely.

Backlight shooting skill 2: shooting shadows

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Shooting the sun, the sun itself does not have to be the protagonist. In fact, where there is light, there is shadow, which can sometimes add interest and provide more imagination.

Backlight Shooting Tip 3: Shooting Silhouettes

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Sometimes it will be very dark to shoot the protagonist in the backlight, so just take a silhouette! To make a beautiful silhouette, we need to pay special attention to the outline and shape of the protagonist, and also pay attention to whether the background can highlight the silhouette.

Tip 4: Shoot the reflective surface.

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Have you ever thought about shooting the world inside the reflective surface? In fact, there are many subjects around us that need to be photographed: for example, glass, mirrors, and even reflections on the water. We can also shoot the upside-down world, and it is also a good shooting technique to use balanced composition or directly fill the whole picture with reflective surfaces.

Backlight Shooting Tip 5: Use the' halo' of the lens.

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Glare of lens is actually a disadvantage of lens, but what if we make good use of it? Disadvantages? We can add a special feeling to the photos! The halo shot by each lens is different, and the angle to the sun is different. You can try your own lens.

Backlight shooting tip 6: use the sun to shoot stars.

If you have photographed the night view of the city, you must have seen it? Xingmang? The emergence of.

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We can see the street lamps in the city. Xingmang? In fact, we can photograph the sun. We just need to turn down the aperture (f/ 16, f/22, etc. Then put the sun between objects to shoot, such as dense Woods or tall buildings, so we can use this expression.