Canon 550D shooting people+simple setting of landscape skills.

1, take a photo here, because considering the complexity of background and light, newcomers had better use automatic mode.

2. Shooting the scenery is the landscape mode (if any). If there is no landscape mode, it is aperture priority mode. If the aperture is about 5.6 to 8, too large an aperture will lead to blurring. Matrix measurement mode.

3, the same scenery, as above.

4. The night scene is troublesome. If there is a night view mode, use it directly. If there is no night view mode, it is aperture priority mode. First open the aperture to the maximum, and then ISO ensures that the shutter rises. In night view mode, please use the center focus to measure the light. If a matrix is used, the whole picture will be brightened and then overexposed. Please hold the camera steady and shoot with a tripod at night.

5, this is still the aperture priority mode, the aperture is opened to the maximum, and the telephoto end is used to shoot (that is, the lens is pulled to the nearest lens). It is best to distribute light, and then use the central key metering mode.

I live in the matrix and I don't go anywhere at ordinary times.

I like aperture first, and depth of field is my first priority.

I hope I can help.