How to do lens analysis in movies?

In movies, according to the scene distance and perspective of the lens, it is generally divided into:

First, the far field of vision: the far lens landscape, the characters are as small as ants.

Second, the prospect: the far-reaching lens landscape, the characters only occupy a small position in the picture. Wide field of vision is divided into three levels according to the distance of the scene: large field of vision, large field of vision and small field of vision.

Panorama: The picture containing the whole subject and the surrounding environment is usually used to introduce the environment of film and television works, so it is called the widest shot.

4. Panorama: Capturing the whole body of a character or a small scene, which is equivalent to the scenery in the "stage frame" of a drama or song and dance theater. In the panorama, you can clearly see the movements of the characters and their environment.

Fifth, the small panorama: the actor is "indomitable", which is much smaller than the panorama and maintains a relatively complete specification.

6. Mid shot: commonly known as the "seven-point image", it refers to the lens that captures the part above the calf of the character, or is used to shoot the equivalent scene, which is a common scene in the performance scene.

Seven, bust scene: commonly known as "bust", refers to the scenery from the waist to the head, also known as "mid-close shot".

Eight, close shot: refers to the intake of film and television pictures above the chest, sometimes used to express a certain part of the scene.

Nine, close-up: refers to the camera shooting objects at a very close distance. Usually, the head above the shoulder of the human body is used as a framing reference to highlight a certain part of the human body, or the corresponding object details and scene details.

X close-up: also known as "close-up of details", it refers to the part that protrudes from the head, or a certain detail of the body or object, such as eyebrows, eyes, bolts, triggers, etc.

Extended data:

Interpretation of morphological landscape shooting

A shot, which can push out the middle scene from the panorama; Close-ups and even close-ups can also be pulled into close-ups; Mid shot; Panorama and even prospect are determined and divided by sight distance. The so-called sight distance refers to the distance between the camera and the subject.

In a shot, or a movie sentence, it should include a variety of carefully selected different scenes. So, there are all kinds of scenes.

All kinds of scenes are used in any movie. In short, they can be divided into five categories, namely, vision; Panorama; Mid shot; Close shot; Close-up among them, it is also divided into complete landscapes; Close-up

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