Dindar lighting shooting skills

Dindar's light shooting skills are as follows: choosing the right time and environment, looking for dark background, using small aperture, spot metering, side backlight shooting, later color matching and shooting with mobile phone.

1. Choose a suitable time and environment: the morning or dusk after rain is the peak of the light in Tindal. After rain, the moisture and fog in the air can enhance the light scattering effect; At dusk, both the angle of the sun and the density of clouds are beneficial to the formation of Tindal light.

2. Look for a dark background: A dark background can better highlight the shape and texture of light and make Dindar light more eye-catching. For example, in the early morning forest, the dark background formed by trees and shadows is an ideal place to shoot Dindar light.

3. Use a small aperture: a small aperture can obtain a larger depth of field, make the objects far and near in the picture clear, enhance the effect of the light beam, and make Tindal light more prominent.

4. Spot metering: place the metering point at the junction of light and dark of the picture to ensure the normal exposure of the picture and avoid overexposure or underexposure.

5. Side backlight shooting: Shooting Dindar light in the case of backlight or side backlight can better highlight the texture of the light, and adjust it appropriately later to make the light and background form a better contrast.

6. Post-color matching: According to the color temperature when shooting, the photos can be properly post-colored. For example, evening shooting can be turned into warm yellow, and early morning shooting can be turned into a more transparent blue tone.

7. Shooting with a mobile phone: If conditions permit, you can shoot with a mobile phone. Nowadays, many mobile phones have very powerful photography functions. By adjusting the parameters of the mobile phone camera, beautiful Dindar light can also be captured.