The effect of SLR photography is the importance of the weather, or the equipment is much larger. Seek the master! ! Let's talk about our experiences.

The weather is really important. In foggy days, even Zeiss's head is white. . .

However, you can't choose the weather, but the camera can. So that's why everyone should buy a good head. It's hard to go out for two days. If the weather doesn't match, the role of a good head will be much stronger than that of a dog head. But if the light is ideal, the gap is not so big.

Generally speaking, in terms of optical quality, tauren has larger aperture, higher resolution and better phase difference control (spherical aberration, coma, dispersion, distortion, loss of light, etc. ), and better saturation, less color cast and anti-glare.

The first few items are hard indicators and cannot be faked. As for anti-glare (ghost), I really like to use the ghost of my lens when backlighting (the first three pieces of my lens are painted pink, blue and green respectively, so that the light spot will be beautiful, and if painted red and yellow, the color effect will be much worse. . . )

As for saturation and color cast, that is a matter of opinion. Sima Huang and Longteng Grey are actually famous color casts, but in fact, the so-called De Tou De Wei is also a color cast (I don't like it very much, personally prefer warm colors). In terms of saturation, whether the color is saturated or not is one thing, and whether it is symmetrical is another matter. Everyone says that Canon's color is relatively dull, which actually means that its saturation of each color is relatively uniform, while Nikon Red and Sigma Green indicate that its saturation or deviation exceeds the average deviation in the color performance of red and green, so it may bring potential trouble to the color balance in the later period. Of course, it is not excluded to use this feature to create.

My experience is that photos of the same place are taken with DSLR and cards at the same time. As we all know, the body of the card machine has many color treatments, but some of them are really pleasing to the eye, while DSLR is more original (especially Canon, which can fade out birds). . . ), so I like to manually adjust the Raw of DSLR with reference to the effect of the card machine after I go home, and achieve the desired effect.

Of course, I like to shoot many different exp when shooting landscape movies, especially sunrise and sunset, and the fairy light in sunset. So I can go to HDRI later. The color saturation can be adjusted very high, and it is easy to flip the film every second ~