What should I pay attention to when shooting rainy days?

In fact, it is more realistic and artistic to take photos in rainy days.

If you have special requirements for shooting clarity, besides weather factors, you should also pay attention to:

Cloudy day: Because there is no rain, a long exposure time will generally not affect the clarity, so use a small aperture when shooting, with the smallest focal length (the shortest lens) and away from the object. This is done to make the depth of field larger. Because of the long exposure time, the camera should be fixed.

Rainy days: Because of the influence of raindrops, the exposure time will be blurred if it is too long, so there is a contradiction: in order to make the exposure normal, the exposure time and aperture add up to a fixed value, while the exposure time will be blurred if it is long, and the depth of field will be reduced if the aperture is small, so you can only choose a compromise value yourself.