What should I pay attention to when taking pictures outdoors?

First, let's talk about the difference between indoor shooting and outdoor shooting. The biggest difference between indoor and outdoor shooting is the difference between light and beauty. We can control the indoor light by ourselves, and we can adjust the light level and quality by ourselves, but we can't control the outdoor light, only the time when we go outdoors. So for outdoor shooting, April has the following suggestions:

First, choose cloudy days to shoot in the morning or at night.

If you shoot outdoors in these three time periods, the outside light is softer, and the whole shooting state will be easier, less affected by the light, and you are not allowed to use glue explosion, so the film yield is higher.

Second, you can shoot outdoors with the thinking of the studio.

This is actually very understandable. We can take some outdoor backgrounds as indoor backgrounds, and suggest looking for simple, clean, uniform and regular elements as backgrounds, such as seawater, beaches, grasslands or even trees as backgrounds. This kind of background is relatively simple, there are many poses that can be posed, and the difficulty coefficient is similar to that of indoor shooting, so it is not easy to produce waste films.

Third, choose some outdoor places that are not limited by sunlight.

Because the outdoor light is difficult to control, we can choose some places that can control the light well, such as the dark side of some streets or some gardens and tunnels. Because this scene is not in direct sunlight, it is easy to control the light, so you can bring a reflector with you. And without direct sunlight, the expression processing of characters will be more natural.

Fourth, avoid direct sunlight and facial shadows.

Direct sunlight will make the model's eyes uncomfortable and squint easily, which will affect filming. Therefore, when it is sunny, try to arrange the model in the shadow. At the same time, the shadow of the sun shining on the face through the leaves will also affect the shooting effect, so you need to pay attention to the shadow on your face. Once the shadow is found, you need to change the angle or site immediately.

? Fifth, do a good job of protection

As we all know, taking photos outdoors will inevitably encounter mosquito bites, especially in summer. It is recommended to bring some cool oil and mosquito repellent when taking photos outdoors. In this way, if bitten by mosquitoes, measures can be taken in time to avoid redness and inflammation. Wind oil or cool oil can also prevent mosquito bites and can be applied in advance before shooting.

Finally, remember not to shoot outdoors between 12 and 2 noon, because at that time, the light is relatively high and the light level is not suitable for shooting portraits. Secondly, the weather was very hot and the sun was dazzling, which was not very friendly to photographers and models, and the photos taken would also have an impact.