Seven skills of SLR photography introductory course

1, aperture priority: aperture priority is often used when shooting portraits and landscapes. Aperture priority is to manually define the aperture size, and the camera will decide the shutter speed according to this aperture value. Because the aperture directly affects the depth of field, this mode is most widely used in ordinary shooting.

2. Shutter priority: Shutter priority is mostly used to shoot moving objects, such as sports, moving vehicles, waterfalls, flying objects, fireworks, water droplets, etc.

3. Portrait shooting: First, you need a telephoto. 3-4 times telephoto is very suitable for portrait shooting. The wide-angle end will make people look a little deformed and ugly. More than 4 times or more telephoto will make the face peaceful and not vivid enough.

4, macro: taking a good macro requires light and composition skills. What we need to master is how to shoot the macro clearly, not paste it. Just pay attention to the following two points.

5. Use of exposure compensation: Press the+-key, and an exposure compensation adjustment bar will appear. The left and right keys adjust the positive and negative compensation and the size, with a level of 1/3. After adjustment, press the+-key again to confirm.

6. Use the grid lines on the screen skillfully: We know that the golden ratio can give people a sense of beauty.

7. Shooting before the sun goes down or on cloudy days: We can get the desired effect during the day or at night, and the automatic white balance is very accurate.