The problem of portrait photography, you experts understand ~ ~ ~ thank you!

If you use a SLR digital camera, you can improve the sensitivity (generally not exceeding ISO200, but really not exceeding ISO400), and use manual gear shifting and large aperture to improve the shutter speed. Generally speaking, 1/60 seconds is used to shoot slow-moving objects, and most of them can take satisfactory photos. For fast moving objects,1125 is required. If you are a runner, you may need 1/500, combined with high-sensitivity or high-speed film. If you use an ordinary or telephoto camera instead of a SLR, I suggest you take your baby to a place with bright and sufficient light to take pictures.

Besides, the overhead flash is too tough. . . Only suitable for fill light. If you shoot it completely with exposure light, the characters are too ugly.

If it really doesn't work, turn on all the lights in the room and open the window. Increase the brightness of the room,