How to shoot Tindal effect with Huawei mobile phone?

In the morning or evening, the original camera chooses manual exposure and spot metering to darken the background, and the metering point is placed at the edge where the light source contacts the object. When shooting, we usually use side backlight or side backlight, and some use backlight without flash, so that we can take photos with Tindal effect.

When choosing a suitable shooting location, the Tindal effect must be covered before you can see it. The shooting time that is easy to capture is generally concentrated in the morning and evening, especially around sunrise 1 hour. Select manual exposure mode. Only in manual mode can the camera expose according to the photographer's intention. Don't use aperture priority mode to automatically select exposure for the camera. Automatic metering often leads to overexposure, so spot metering is used. Spot metering can darken the background, not only make the beam stand out, but also distinguish the dark parts more accurately. Paying attention to the photometric position is the key to ensure accurate exposure. Generally, the light metering point can be placed at the edge where the light source contacts with the object, such as people in the sun, and measure slightly to the inner side of the face edge, which can not only ensure the face exposure is clear, but also prevent the light beam from being too bright to lose its texture and find a good shooting angle. Choosing a good shooting angle is for the correct application of light. Side backlight or side backlight is usually used when shooting, but it is difficult to grasp. The reason why the front backlight is not used is because the objects in the front backlight will be brighter, so there is no contrast between light and shade. It is not recommended to shoot with the camera's own overhead flash, which is easy to destroy the texture of the photo. If the subject is artificially supplemented, for example, a reflector can be used to obtain a better light sense and texture.