Landscape photography (1): How to skillfully set up cameras and lenses

3. Fisheye lens shooting abstract scenery

You can take interesting abstract scenery photos with fisheye lens, which is full of fun. The fisheye lens can produce a very strong perspective effect when shooting close to the subject, emphasizing the distance and small contrast of the subject, so that the shot picture has a shocking appeal.

There are two kinds of fisheye lens imaging, one is Quan Huafu, and the picture taken is full of the whole image area; The other imaging is round, and all sides are black.

Fisheye lens shooting abstract scenery.

The example picture was taken with Quan Huafu fisheye lens, covering a large area of the whole affected area. It can be clearly seen that the horizontal line and lake surface in the picture have been deformed and have not been corrected. One thing to pay attention to when using fisheye lens is that the closer the line is to the edge of the picture, the greater its deformation.

Arranging the horizon on the edge of the picture in the illustration greatly exaggerates its deformation. In addition, because the outermost lens of the fisheye lens is spherical, attention should be paid to protecting the lens to avoid being scratched.

Shooting process

A. Add a fisheye lens to the lens and select aperture priority mode A(AV).

B. set the aperture to F9.

C. set the ISO sensitivity to 100.

D. Photometry, the camera shows that the shutter speed is 1/320s, and the shutter is safe.

E, half press the shutter to focus, compose and shoot.

4. use macro lens to shoot the spider world

If you want to show the attitude of the micro-world, such as spider webs, insects, flowers and so on. , can be shown with a macro lens. Let's take a look at how the macro lens shows the "micro world". Macro lens is suitable for shooting plants and subtle still life except spiders and other insects.

Shooting Spider World with Macro Lens

The illustrations are spiders and webs shot with a macro lens. In the photos taken with macro lens, you can see that the spider web is crystal clear and the main body is clear. Therefore, the definition of photos taken by macro lens is higher than that of photos taken by ordinary fixed-focus lens.

Shooting process

A. Change the camera lens into a macro lens, and choose M as the shooting mode.

B. Set the aperture of F2.8 to blur the background.

C set the shutter speed to 1/250 seconds.

D. Because it is a large aperture, the amount of light can be guaranteed, and the ISO sensitivity is set to 100.

E. Focus on the spider and keep the shutter half pressed.

F. Press the shutter quickly to shoot. [*]