How to shoot a mobile phone portrait?

Portrait photography follows the general law of photography.

Specifically, it is the three principles of framing, composition and lighting.

If portrait photography is different from other subjects, it is to highlight the subject and theme of people. Therefore, there is a shooting state in which the background and foreground of the large aperture lens are blurred. The purpose of this kind of shooting is to highlight the subject of the character to the maximum extent.

In addition, portrait shooting needs to truly restore people's state. This true reduction includes the problem of imaging angle. Specifically, when shooting portraits, you should choose a lens with a focal length close to the human eye's perspective, that is, a lens with a focal length of about 50mm is equivalent to the full width. The imaging angle of this lens is close to the human eye, the effect is closest to the state seen by the human eye, and it looks most comfortable. This is why a lens with a focal length of 50 mm is called a portrait head. ...

Mobile phone cameras should also follow the above principles when shooting portraits.

However, because the focal length of the lens of the mobile phone camera, or the equivalent focal length, may not reach 50mm, and because the aperture of the lens is relatively small, the background blur effect is very general. Therefore, mobile phone cameras can "shoot" portraits, but it is difficult to achieve the shooting effect of professional cameras.