How does Canon 600D SLR camera take clear panoramic photos?

1, the blur effect caused by too large aperture reduces the aperture value. Generally, if the aperture is adjusted to F8 or above, the influence of depth of field will be reduced, and the photos taken with a value of more than 10 f can basically achieve full picture clarity.

2. Pay attention to the photo style used by the camera. Don't use portrait mode when shooting scenery. Try to use standard or landscape mode.

3. Try to use F8 or smaller aperture when shooting scenery, pay attention to the metering mode of the camera, and use matrix metering or central key average metering.

4. If the camera card has a large capacity, try to take pictures in RAW mode for later adjustment.

5. When shooting, pay attention to using the scene shooting mode as much as possible, so that the panorama will not be blurred and achieve the effect you want.

Tripod is very important. Adjust the depth of field with the aperture, and shoot the dynamic and static changes with the shutter. Understand the composition method, make rational use of light and color, and create a spatial image. Understand the lens perspective relationship and choose the appropriate focal length. Understand the scenery, location and climate, and arrange the time reasonably.

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How does Canon 600D shoot portraits?

The first skill of taking portraits-eyes. The eyes are the windows to the soul. If the eyes are clear, the whole person looks like a god, otherwise the whole photo will be soft and lose focus. Especially when shooting with a large aperture, the depth of field becomes smaller, and a slight shift in the focus position will cause the eyes to defocus, so photographers should pay attention.

The second skill of taking portraits-opening the aperture. There are two advantages to turning up the aperture. The first point is that you can take photos with blurred background, highlight the main characters and make the theme of the signboard clearer. The second advantage is that it can increase the amount of light entering the camera, improve the shutter speed and take clearer portraits.

In hand-held shooting, shutter speed is more critical. If the shutter speed is too slow, it is easy to take blurred photos. Shutter speed is related to focal length. If the focal length is 50mm and the shutter speed is 1/60- 1/4000. The shutter should not be too fast, otherwise the picture will be dark, or even dark. If the focal length is 100mm and the shutter speed is1125-1/4000.