Master the skills of using Panasonic gf6 and enjoy your photography life

Nowadays, the portable camera market has undergone earth-shaking changes. The rich products are dazzling. Whether they are domestic or foreign brands, there are also countless! But the camera is well-made and has a good reputation. , there are only a few. One of them is the Panasonic brand. Not only do their cameras have an advantage in price, but their product designs also follow trends. The following is one of them. I will introduce to you the usage skills of Panasonic gf6 camera and see how to take good photos.

Panasonic gf6 usage tips:

Camera settings: G language is set to Chinese; smart contrast control is set to LOW; smart ISO (sensitivity) is set to ON; display brightness is set to -1 or -2 to ensure consistent brightness with the computer display. The aspect ratio on the lens is generally set to 3:2 (this setting is not available when shooting video); the button on the left side of the lens has three settings, and the AF setting is generally used.

1. Multi-purpose exposure compensation function:

When the photo taken is too bright, the exposure compensation is reduced. When the photo taken is too dark, exposure compensation is added.

2. IA mode:

This mode has automatic scene recognition and automatic sensitivity functions, and is the easiest mode for beginners to master.

Key points for use:

1. Pay attention to adding/subtracting exposure compensation to make every photo taken under normal light look good.

2. This mode is not suitable to be used at night or when the flash is turned on. It is recommended to use A mode.

3. A mode:

This mode is aperture priority mode. When the aperture is set, the camera will automatically configure the appropriate speed. The advantage of this mode is that it uses changes in aperture to control the depth of field range (the clear range of the photo).

Key points for use:

1. Aperture parameter setting:

The value of the aperture is directly proportional to the depth of field range; the value of the aperture is inversely proportional to the actual size of the aperture .

The aperture value range is generally set between 3.2 and 4. Under sunlight, if you need a photo with a clear background, you can set the aperture range between 4 and 8.

2. When shooting, pay attention to the speed value corresponding to the aperture. If a red camera appears on the display, it is a jitter reminder. You should reduce the aperture value (enlarge the aperture) or increase the sensitivity (ISO) to increase the response speed. When the ISO is set to automatic, the way to enlarge the aperture (i.e. reduce the value) is to increase the corresponding speed. 3. Pay attention to adding/subtracting exposure compensation.

4. About sensitivity (ISO)

The smaller the ISO value, the more delicate the image quality. Noise is obvious above ISO800.

When the ambient light is relatively dark, increasing the ISO value can increase the brightness of the photo without changing the aperture speed.

5. Two major factors that affect depth of field

1. The size of the aperture value: the smaller the value, the blurr the background; the larger the value, the clearer the background. 2. Zoom: at the wide-angle end (zooming out, lens extended), the picture becomes clearer; when the picture is enlarged (zooming in, lens retracted), the background becomes blurry. For example: when shooting a portrait with a blurred background, use a small aperture value and zoom in. Tips:

1. It is recommended not to use S file. M gear is not suitable for beginners.

2. When taking portraits, it is not advisable to use the wide-angle end to shoot close to avoid facial deformation.

3. When the object being photographed is less than 10 centimeters away from the lens and shooting in A mode, macro mode should be enabled: turn the button on the left side of the lens to the position with the little flower in the middle. Don’t forget to return to AF mode after taking the shot.

If you are not very familiar with photography, it is better to use the aperture priority automatic shooting mode first!

The above is a summary of the photography and usage skills of Panasonic GF6. I don’t know if you are familiar with it. Do you already know something about it? If you can learn the usage skills of Panasonic gf6, it will not only add more color effects to the photos, but the quality of the photos will be better than before. The most important thing is that the techniques introduced are not very complicated. As long as you make adjustments according to what you need to adjust when taking pictures, you can achieve good results.