Why do you say that? First of all, the most important thing is that the three gears A, P and S, although in the same environment and the same gear, are all affected by the metering method. However, different metering methods will cause different photo effects. Based on this situation, photographers need to consider which metering method to use when shooting. When I use M file, I can only shoot by spot metering. Can everyone look at the photometer when the SLR camera is in M file? If you don't understand, look up the instructions yourself. It's simple. Here comes the key.
I take a photo with spot metering and M-file. Generally, I set the required aperture value first, and then observe the scenery through the viewfinder. Draw a rough picture. Then, shake the lens and move the focus to a position with almost medium brightness in the picture for metering. Of course, if we want to make the picture darker, then we can focus on the brighter part of the picture. On the contrary, if we want to shoot brighter, then we will move the focus to the darker part of the picture. After the camera measures light, the exposure is given. Then adjust the shutter according to exposure value. Until the exposure shows that the exposure is normal. Then you can go back to the previous composition and shoot normally with the current parameters.
Second, A, P and S are not good. They are obviously stupid, but they have to pretend to be smart. When you shoot with them, they can't tell the difference between clear and dark. Because they only know gray. For example, we all know that bright objects have high reflectivity and dark objects have low reflectivity. When you want to shoot white snow, cameras in A, P and S files will mistake white for strong light, so they will automatically reduce the exposure parameters. As a result, the snow was painted gray. Conversely, when you want to shoot black charcoal, cameras in A, P and S files will mistakenly think that you are shooting something in the dark. As a result, the exposure parameters were improved and the black carbon was painted gray. In order to solve this problem, the exposure compensation function added by SLR allows you to add white and reduce black. But why consider how much to add and how much to subtract? Use m gear! M file is so cute. I don't know about light color and dark color, so just admit it and show the exposure to the owner. Let the host decide how much to expose.
The shooting process is basically the same as described in the underlined part above. However, when shooting light-colored objects, it is necessary to adjust the shutter until the exposure indicator stays in a slightly overexposed position. When shooting dark objects, adjust the shutter until the exposure indicator stays at a slightly underexposed position. Then shoot.
Combining the above two points, we can see that M gear only needs spot metering, and does not need metering. Don't ask about exposure compensation. Just aim at the bright spot, watch the exposure and dial the shutter wheel. Do it. It's no use shooting. It's a big deal to shoot again with the shutter up or down. It's that simple!
What are you waiting for? Pick up your camera and try it on M!
Question 2: How do people who have never used SLR learn to use it? A SLR is just a camera.
Taking pictures with SLR and playing with photography are two concepts.
The appearance of digital camera itself reduces the cost and difficulty of photography. What you need to do is to read the instructions honestly several times.
Question 3: How to take good photos with a SLR camera? It should be noted that we should pay attention to:
1. Focus
For real focusing, pay attention to focusing on the subject you are shooting. Focus by half pressing the shutter. If the focus is successful, the camera will have a focus prompt tone, and then press the shutter to shoot. After focusing, you cannot move the camera back and forth. You can only rotate left and right, and translate the camera model to re-compose.
2. Depth of field
That is, the clear range, often seen photos with blurred background, uses the principle of shallow depth of field.
The scene is deeply influenced by two factors: f value, which is the aperture size of the same machine; focal distance
The larger the aperture, the smaller the F value and the smaller the depth of field. The longer the focal length, the smaller the depth of field, and vice versa.
In telephoto, the depth of the scene, if you want to get a large depth of field, you must narrow the aperture and increase the F value.
Use the aperture to control the depth of field, so that the theme is clear and the photos taken are clear.
shutter
Make sure the shutter speed is high enough to get a clear picture.
Because when shooting, hand shake, fuselage shake, tripod shake, and even mechanical vibration caused by reflector will blur the picture due to movement. If the shutter speed is fast enough, the influence of these actions on the picture can be reduced.
Safety shutter speed = 1/ (current number of focal segments+10)
In addition, if the subject is moving and the shutter speed is fast, the moving object can be fixed without motion blur.
Question 4: How do SLR cameras shoot clothes? Hanging on the clothes rack (or model clothes rack), the camera forms a horizontal angle of 30-45 degrees with the front of the subject, and the up-and-down angle depends on the characteristics of the clothes. If the clothes have embroidery on the chest, the camera will move up 15-30 degrees based on the horizontal angle. Lighting: the main light in front, the auxiliary lights on both sides, and a small light in the back are the best.
Question 5: How to take pictures quickly and correctly with a SLR camera? At present, beginners on the Internet mostly use three kinds of files, A, P and S, which are considered convenient and can automatically help photographers adjust camera parameters and improve the film production rate. But I think M file is a more convenient and suitable shooting method for newcomers.
Why do you say that? First of all, the most important thing is that the three gears A, P and S, although in the same environment and the same gear, are all affected by the metering method. However, different metering methods will cause different photo effects. Based on this situation, photographers need to consider which metering method to use when shooting. When I use M file, I can only shoot by spot metering. Can everyone look at the photometer when the SLR camera is in M file? If you don't understand, look up the instructions yourself. It's simple. Here comes the key.
I take a photo with spot metering and M-file. Generally, I set the required aperture value first, and then observe the scenery through the viewfinder. Draw a rough picture. Then, shake the lens and move the focus to a position with almost medium brightness in the picture for metering. Of course, if we want to make the picture darker, then we can focus on the brighter part of the picture. On the contrary, if we want to shoot brighter, then we will move the focus to the darker part of the picture. After the camera measures light, the exposure is given. Then adjust the shutter according to exposure value. Until the exposure shows that the exposure is normal. Then you can go back to the previous composition and shoot normally with the current parameters.
Second, A, P and S are not good. They are obviously stupid, but they have to pretend to be smart. When you shoot with them, they can't tell the difference between clear and dark. Because they only know gray. For example, we all know that bright objects have high reflectivity and dark objects have low reflectivity. When you want to shoot white snow, cameras in A, P and S files will mistake white for strong light, so they will automatically reduce the exposure parameters. As a result, the snow was painted gray. Conversely, when you want to shoot black charcoal, cameras in A, P and S files will mistakenly think that you are shooting something in the dark. As a result, the exposure parameters were improved and the black carbon was painted gray. In order to solve this problem, the exposure compensation function added by SLR allows you to add white and reduce black. But why consider how much to add and how much to subtract? Use m gear! M file is so cute. I don't know about light color and dark color, so just admit it and show the exposure to the owner. Let the host decide how much to expose.
The shooting process is basically the same as described in the underlined part above. However, when shooting light-colored objects, it is necessary to adjust the shutter until the exposure indicator stays in a slightly overexposed position. When shooting dark objects, adjust the shutter until the exposure indicator stays at a slightly underexposed position. Then shoot.
Combining the above two points, we can see that M gear only needs spot metering, and does not need metering. Don't ask about exposure compensation. Just aim at the bright spot, watch the exposure and dial the shutter wheel. Do it. It's no use shooting. It's a big deal to shoot again with the shutter up or down. It's that simple!
What are you waiting for? Pick up your camera and try it on M!
Question 6: How to use Sony SLR camera If you just take some commemorative photos, I suggest giving up using SLR, which is not as good as a small DC. If you like photography, read the instructions first, get familiar with the camera settings, then learn some photography knowledge, usually shoot more, practice more and think more, then talk to experts in photography forums, and then learn some post-processing of photos when the shooting level is improved. I use Sony A350, please leave me a message if you don't understand anything.
Question 7: How to use the "A" file on the SLR camera? First gear is aperture priority. When you set the aperture size, the camera will automatically match the shutter speed to achieve correct exposure. Large aperture, fast speed and small depth of field. If the aperture is small, the shutter speed will be slow and the depth of field will be large. Depth of field refers to the acceptable definition range before and after the focus. When your focus is 3 meters, the place 3 meters away from the camera is the clearest, and the farther away from the front and back of the camera, the worse the definition. This is the depth of field. Therefore, a large aperture will blur the background, and how to apply the aperture depends on your own needs.
Question 8: How to shoot a SLR camera? This is a common problem for beginners, who don't read and use spoken English carefully. Just look at the camera carefully and the problem will be solved. If you need further improvement, you can go to the digital forums of Zhongguancun Online, Caiying, Hummingbird and Pacific Computer, where there are many users' works, experiences and experiences. At present, among the 29 SLR cameras that have not been discontinued in China SLR digital camera market, 2 1 models support high-definition camera shooting. You just need to choose a forum for your brand model. However, we need to realize that there are still many limitations in shooting high-definition video with SLR, such as focusing performance, such as short recording time, such as long-term holding and anti-shake, and difficulty in sound collection. There is still a big gap between him and digital cameras, especially high-end cameras.
Question 9: How to use manual mode for Canon SLR camera Canon SLR usually has an exposure mode dial at the top of the camera, and you can choose various manual exposure modes. (Take 600D as an example)
Pure manual exposure, you can refer to the manual to adjust the shutter speed and aperture value to get the correct exposure.