What are the skills of Canon 5D in shooting rainy days?

In fact, when shooting rainy days with Canon 5D, you don't need to change the lens, just use the lens you have been using. But you have to adjust the settings without changing the lens. Because you don't adjust the settings, the effect is not ideal. Setting method: shutter 80, aperture F2.8 sensitivity to 400. Only in this way can we take good photos. But be sure to adjust the aperture and shutter when taking pictures.

Shooting skill

1. Composition should highlight the theme-that is, a photo should have a clear central content. The framing should not be too messy, the picture should be concise, the priority should be clear, and the position and direction of the theme should be arranged reasonably on the picture. Generally, the theme of a photo cannot be placed in the center, but in the four black spots at the intersection of two rows of TIC-tac-toe.

2. Pay attention to the balance on the picture-the picture should not be heavy at one end and light at the other; Don't be big and small; More on one side and less on the other. It should be relatively balanced in people's field of vision. Shoot birds in the sky, sheep on the ground, waves on the sea, etc. You need some leeway to make photos feel comfortable.

3. Pay attention to the stability of the picture-be sure to give the picture a stable feeling. That is to say, the horizon and horizon must be arranged in a horizontal position when framing, and objects perpendicular to the ground, such as buildings and telephone poles, should be perpendicular to the bottom edge of the photo, otherwise the photo will be unstable, which is worth noting. While paying attention to the stability of various objects, we should also avoid giving people the feeling of inactivity, dullness and sluggishness.

4. Straight shot or horizontal shot-if you want to reflect the width and vastness of the picture, or the horizontal lines of the subject are more than vertical lines, such as water, fields and streets, it is better to shoot horizontally. If you want to emphasize the sense of height, or the vertical lines of the subject are more than the horizontal lines, such as towers, tall buildings and mountains, it is better to shoot straight. In short, if you are tall, use vertical framing, so that the scene can extend upward.

When shooting rainy days with Canon 5D, you can get good results by adjusting the aperture.