Regarding how to deal with the highlight effect of photos, my camera is Canon 7D and the lens is Canon 18-200. Please elaborate, and if it is good, you will get extra points.

1, change the M-range shooting, turn off the automatic function, and only use the average metering as a parameter to adjust the speed. Preferably underexposed 1-2.

2. Narrow the aperture and lose some dark details.

3, adjust the color temperature, from 5000 to high-profile, shoot a little higher until you are satisfied.

4. Only by adjusting the sensitivity to 200 degrees can we ensure the level of the picture.

In addition, shooting white objects is completely different from shooting the sun. The above method is only aimed at shooting at the sun. Because the camera measures light according to the reflected light of the object, it is necessary to reduce the light when aiming at the light.

When the CCD or CMOS of digital camera is sensitive to high light, it lacks too many layers, and it is not good to use PS tone, and the more pixels there are. Compared with film, film has better sensitivity and color reproduction than digital. Even if the automatic optimization function or highlight tone priority function is turned on, you can't catch up with the film. For special photography like this, it is suggested to change the automatic function to manual.