Come on, who knows the camera?

These are the lens parameters of this camera, which can be said to be a very good camera. But having a good camera does not guarantee that you can take good photos. People are always the most important factor in the process of photography.

There is a saying that third-rate photography is better than equipment, second-rate photography is better than technology, and first-rate photography looks at creativity! Jean Lake, a French photographer, only used a 50mm standard lens SLR camera in his life, but left many wonderful moments that people can't forget.

The first element of photography is that you should have a unique perspective, find beauty and create beauty in an ordinary environment. First of all, I want to know what artistic conception or intention I want to express in my pictures. Then keep the elements that can express this intention in your viewfinder, and try to exclude irrelevant elements from the picture. Remember: too much is chaos. Refining is the best choice when you can't use photography skills freely. Finally, when you are sure that the picture in your eyes is what you want, then press the shutter.

Beginners of photography should be willing to shoot, not willing to shoot! When you are not sure that the picture you see can fully express your photographic intention, you should be careful not to press the shutter in a hurry. You can constantly change the angle, place and even time to find a better expression, which is of great significance to the improvement of your thinking mode and creativity. This is called "reluctant to shoot"! However, you have to be "willing to shoot" after determining the shooting picture. After using automatic shooting (the standard exposure value of machine calculation), you should reduce and increase the exposure, because often good works are not obtained under ideal exposure conditions, and what needs to be improved at this moment is your photography skills.

Finally, it is equally important to strengthen the strength and stability of upper limbs, especially if your camera is mechanically zoomed. Good amateurs should be able to keep the exposure time of hand-held shooting at 1/20 seconds through continuous improvement.

I believe that through continuous exploration and practice, you will be able to shoot satisfactory works!