How to take a perfect portrait at night?

How to take a perfect portrait at night? 1. lenses with different focal lengths have different shooting effects at night; 2. Highlight the subject of night photography; 3. Exposure to night photography; 4. Restore the night.

Facing different scenes and shooting distances, we need to use lenses with different focal lengths to shoot. Night portraits need to use lenses with different focal lengths according to the shooting intention and shooting distance. A medium-long focal length lens with a focal length of 85- 100 mm is called a portrait lens, which is very suitable for portrait shooting. The effect of this focal length lens is more natural and real, and it will not cause facial deformation like a wide-angle lens, nor will it cause oppression like a long focal length lens. When shooting portraits at night, a wide-angle lens is usually used.

Determining the interest center of the screen subject refers to the most striking part of the screen subject. It doesn't have to occupy a large area, but you must let people see the center you need to express. Generally speaking, a painting usually has only one or only one main center of interest. You can also use the method of virtual background to shoot, which can also eliminate the interference of chaotic background on the subject, and pay attention to the collocation of people and scenery when shooting night portraits.

Digital SLR cameras provide "slow-door synchronous flash", which can correctly expose the background and portrait, but when shooting with "slow-door synchronous flash", the shutter speed is relatively slow. If the subject moves slightly or the camera vibrates, the image will become blurred, so it is best to use a tripod to fix it. The biggest problem with taking portraits at night is the lack of light, which is relatively simple. Stabilize the camera era with a tripod and release it with a cable.

For many friends, the color of the night scene is difficult to control. Under different lighting conditions, the night scene will show different colors. For example, photos taken by indoor incandescent lamps, energy-saving lamps and rain bars will show different colors. On the road under the street lights in public places, another kind of orange will appear.