Fuji portrait photography course

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For the choice of these two modes, there are indeed new people nodding their heads. Personally, I prefer aperture priority, that is, manual aperture size and automatic shutter speed, so that you can completely control the exposure of photos, which is commonly known as photo brightness. This is more suitable for beginners and daily applications, especially portrait posing. Of course, if you need to shoot moving objects (such as snapshots), you must first increase the shutter speed to shoot better. The reason why you said it didn't work is very simple, that is, you don't know much about how big the aperture of With how bright is and how fast the shutter is. This is a matter of experience, so we can only practice more. It's actually very easy to use. First of all, you lock the shutter at a fixed speed, compare the effects of different apertures, and master it naturally. Remember: the shutter speed is inversely proportional to the aperture size.

This depth of field is complicated and is determined by the principle of optical perspective. My sister may not understand it, but there is no need to understand it. Simply put, it is not because of the depth of the fixed-focus scene, but because the longer the focal length, the shallower the depth of field, and the larger the aperture of the fixed-focus lens, so you can take photos of the depth of the scene. Wide angle is really not good, because the focal length is small and the background must be clear.

Red af is a focus warning, indicating that autofocus cannot be performed. At this time, you can focus manually or change the focus again on the screen.

Theoretically, all lenses can be switched at will, which is also the charm of the interchangeable mirror camera. However, if you switch to a lens with a different bayonet, you will not be able to focus automatically. Generally, you will buy the original lens. Transfer is ok, just buy your suitable transfer ring. Your Fuji machine is an "X-mount". For example, if you want to turn a Canon lens, you can buy an "ef-X-mount adapter ring" and install it, but you can only focus it manually. In fact, 16-50 is enough for you to take portraits, but the aperture is relatively small, but you can take the shallow depth of field you want. I suggest you use this lens first. Now the actual imaging ability of low-end SLR is really no better than xm 1, especially at night. I suggest that you don't need to buy a lens first, but practice this first. I don't think it's enough after using it, and it's not too late to enter again.

That's the "focus ring". You must have turned on autofocus. Of course, nothing has changed. If you want to focus manually, please switch to the mf of the lens.

Friends who have been asking me questions about photography skills emphasize that photography creativity is far more important than photography skills. If you are a novice, this is the only way to improve your skills. Adjusting the parameters is simple, but "being able to use the camera" and "being able to take good photos" are two different things. I suggest that the correct way to improve the level of photography is to look at the doorways from good films and learn more about photographers' works.

? Finally, I wish you a bright future on the road of photography.