What do you mean by freezing time shooting?

Freeze-frame shooting refers to the action originally shown in a very short time, which is shown in the form of slow motion.

1. Introduction to Ning's shooting:

Freeze-time shooting is a function that allows users to record videos at 960fps with an ultra-high-speed camera, and capture shots that are usually unobserved by human eyes by playing them at 32 times slower than normal video and 4 times slower than using the existing slow-motion function.

2. Freeze the shooting angle:

(1) Overlooking angle: refers to the condescending shooting when the camera is held high, which is usually used to highlight the vastness of the scene and the lens effect is full of momentum.

(2) Side shooting angle: refers to the shooting position where the photographer places the camera at 45 degrees of the subject to form a vertical angle of the side. The side angle can fully express the typical image of some specific objects and make them have their own outstanding personality characteristics.

(3) Head-up angle: Head-up angle is the angle closest to human visual habits, and it is also the most used shooting angle in photography. Head-up shooting is suitable for close-up and close-up shooting subjects.

Composition method of freeze-time shooting;

1. Triangular composition:

There are generally two horizontal lines and two vertical lines to divide the picture equally. When in use, the main body is placed on the four intersections of the line or on the line. Many cameras are directly equipped with this composition auxiliary line, which is widely used, especially in landscape and portrait.

2. Symmetrical composition:

Symmetrical composition has the characteristics of up-and-down symmetry and left-and-right symmetry. , and has the characteristics of balance and stability. Symmetrical composition is mostly used in architecture, reflection shooting and so on.

3. Framework composition:

Frame composition will form a sense of depth, make the picture more stereoscopic and intuitive, have more visual impact, and also make the subject echo the environment. Doors and windows, leaf gaps, nets, etc. are often used as frames.

4. Center composition:

Central composition is to put the subject in the center of the picture, which is the most stable composition. Central composition is a good method in many cases, but many subjects may lack new ideas when using central composition, so they should learn to use a variety of composition methods, which are suitable for shooting buildings or objects with central symmetry.