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Portrait beauty skills

Portrait beauty techniques are as follows:

For those who are ugly, try to avoid close-ups and recent photos. For people with chubby faces, they can be properly covered with veil hands or other trinkets, and at the same time, the camera position can be improved.

When shooting with big eyes and small eyes, you should adjust the angle of the subject, and the small eyes should be close to the lens. "Roll your eyes" shooting; Try to keep the photographer's eyes to one side and catch the moment when his eyes turn, not the moment when his eyes are wide open. "Cross-eyed" shooting; Photographers should try to find a suitable angle so that the eyes of the subject appear on the opposite side of the picture at different times. For subjects with a long neck, the plane should also be raised so that the hands and chin of the subject can be photographed.

In portrait photography, the posture and expression of the subject are interrelated with the artistic space in which the subject is located. The different environments of shooting characters have different styles of beauty. For example, when the subject is in a warm environment, the posture of the subject should be softer. When the figure is in a warm environment, the beautiful shape of the figure should be unrestrained.

A person's temperament is a comprehensive reflection of experience, cultivation and living conditions. After seeing and contacting customers, photographers should have a general classification of customers' temperament, such as some customers are lively and cheerful, some customers are quiet and dignified, and some customers are noble and elegant. When designing for a quiet and dignified guest, the facial expression should be implicit, the shape of limbs and body should not change much, and the posture of the characters should be static.