I always can't find the angle when taking pictures. How should I take pictures to make my legs look thin and long?

Choose a reference object shorter than the characters to shoot, and find a Yao Ming standing next to you, which is obviously shorter, but it will be different if Mr. Pan Changjiang stands next to you. Of course, the reference object is not necessarily a person, but also an object.

Proper use of vertical composition The surrounding environment of vertical composition is less displayed in the photos, and the figures account for the main proportion and are higher. So more vertical composition is used. I've seen many photos of long legs, most of which are taken like this: the feet are close to the buttocks and the head is blank. To put it more bluntly, try to put the characters' feet at the bottom of the picture and leave more space above the head. Generally, it is enough to leave a third of the space above the head of the character. Too much white space will compress the length of the portrait and make the picture empty. Too little white space will also feel oppressive, leaving a third of the space is just right.

Posing is a very important part of portrait photography. You can put on a good-looking posture through the patchwork of limbs and the combination of reality and reality; You can also pose through some related props. Either way, pose at the same time as much as possible to make the model look taller. The most common method is to straighten the instep. No matter sitting or standing, you can see some samples. As long as you wear high heels, you will obviously regard the instep as a part of your thigh.

Dressing, styling and putting on clothes can coordinate the figure through collocation, just as makeup can make the face more beautiful. Girls who have learned to dress know that black is thin and white is fat; Low waist shows short legs, high waist shows long legs, and leg length can still be adjusted by wearing clothes.

The common method of shooting with a proper look-up angle is: shooting with a look-up angle is to lower the position of the camera, which will lengthen people's legs and make them look taller, but we must choose a proper look-up angle according to the picture effect, otherwise the characters will be more deformed and ugly.