Question: Taking landscape photography as an example, how is the soft light virtual scene of the river photographed? Thank you~

If you want to do a good job, you must sharpen your tools first. Not all cameras can take good blurred photos. Your camera must have a large aperture and a large zoom. Stupid cameras and general low-end cameras are difficult to do.

There are three ways to blur the background:

(1) Set the zoom ratio to the maximum;

(2) Try to set the background;

(3) Increase the aperture of the lens.

If we use these three methods at the same time, we can get more obvious background blur effect.

If the camera can zoom, then set the zoom magnification to the maximum, that is, shoot the image to the greatest extent, which can blur the background to the greatest extent. If the subject overflows the screen after increasing the zoom magnification, please ask the photographer to stand back and stay away from the subject.

The larger the zoom magnification, the more obvious the blur effect. A friend asked me that my camera has been zoomed to 4 times, but it still hasn't achieved the effect of blurring the background. I'm here to tell you that this is because your aperture is not constant, and your aperture is also shrinking when you use large zoom, so the blur effect is not good.

In addition, the blur effect after zooming cannot be achieved by using the digital zoom function, and users need a digital camera with optical zoom function.