Canon 700D 18-55 cameras are used to shoot places and people. How to adjust the gear specifically?

In general, in general, in fact, normal use depends on your own habits, but most of the selection parameters are as follows:

1, gear position: outdoor AV indoor M~ indoor light does not change much, especially indoor M equipped with professional photographic lights is the most stable, accurate and creative gear position, so indoor M; Of course, you can also use M outdoors, but novices are not allowed to set parameters slowly, so you can't shoot anything. At this time, using Av means aperture priority, which means using this as an automatic gear. Why? Because at least control the aperture when taking pictures, otherwise nothing can be controlled when the photos come out. What do you think of SLR? Let's not talk about all kinds of portrait files and P files above. It's better to take pictures with that card ~ ~

2, regular aperture: single person or close-up try to open the aperture ~ but your lens aperture is very small, you can experience the feeling of aperture and depth of field on 50 1.8. 600 yuan value ~ ~; The scenery is generally at least lower than F4. . Even if F8 light is enough, F8 is mostly ~ ~; At night, Star of Light, then your aperture is at least smaller than F8, which is generally F 1 1~F 16. In this way, if the night light is weak and there is no tripod, you don't have to try ~ ~; Photo 1 is generally F4, and the second row is generally F8~~

3. People's photography generally requires a large aperture effect. In addition, if you like taking portraits, you must have an external flash with at least high-speed synchronization function, because unless you shoot a film with 100% sunlight, others must use lights. When taking wedding photos in the park, I saw that all the reflectors in their hands were lost, and you couldn't find anyone to give them to you, so lighting is necessary ~ you can go to high-speed synchronization in the future ~ that is, exterior lighting during the day ~

~ that's all for now. Welcome questions.