How to make the rainbow look good?

The methods of taking beautiful rainbow photos include: finding a suitable background, using a wide-angle lens or a lens with a longer focal length, using a tripod and choosing a viewing angle.

1. Find a suitable background: Choose a background with enough contrast and layering to make the rainbow stand out. For example, you can put the rainbow in the background of mountains, buildings or trees to increase the layering of the picture.

2. Use a wide-angle lens or a lens with a longer focal length: A wide-angle lens can capture a wider picture and completely present the whole rainbow. A lens with a longer focal length can focus on a part of the rainbow and highlight the details of the rainbow.

3. Use a tripod: Because the rainbow is a static scene, using a tripod can help you get a more stable shooting angle and avoid blurring the picture. Adjust the exposure time, aperture and ISO value of the camera according to the light and environmental conditions.

4. Angle selection: Try different shooting angles, such as squatting, leaning back or leaning down, to find an angle that can highlight the beauty of the rainbow. If you are familiar with post-processing, you can adjust the photos appropriately to increase the color saturation and contrast to highlight the color and brightness of the rainbow.

Methods to improve shooting skills: familiar with camera operation, learning photography composition, practicing light control, trying different photography themes and styles, and post-processing photography.

1, familiar with camera operation: understand various functions and settings of the camera, including exposure, focusing, white balance, ISO, etc. Learn how to use different shooting modes and parameters to achieve the desired effect.

2. Learn photographic composition: learn the basic principles of photographic composition, such as balance, line, symmetry and proportion. Pay attention to observe and capture the visual elements in the scene, and look for interesting composition angles and viewpoints.

3, practice light control: light is the soul of photography, learn to observe and use the direction, intensity and texture of light. Try to shoot under different lighting conditions such as natural light and artificial light, and master the skills of using flash or other light sources to create specific effects.

4. Try different photography themes and styles: actively try different photography themes, such as portraits, landscapes, still life, street shooting, etc. And try to explore your own photography style by using different photography styles and processing methods.

5. Post-processing of photography: Learn to use post-processing software such as Lightroom and Photoshop to basically color, cut and modify the photos taken. Mastering basic post-processing skills can improve the quality and effect of photos.