How do novices adjust parameters when they get a camera?
1. Adjust the photo mode P: Program automatic, fully automatic mode and bulb M: Manual mode TV: Shutter priority AV: Aperture priority Manual mode M: Change shutter speed, aperture, sensitivity and other parameters to adjust photos, the exposure is all done manually
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Aperture priority AU: adjust the aperture according to the need of depth of field, and the camera automatically sets the sensitivity and shutter speed.
Shutter Priority TV: Adjust the shutter and the camera to automatically set the sensitivity and aperture according to the subject's movement speed.
Program Auto P: Suitable for novices to start taking pictures. Just press the shutter button to take pictures, and the camera will automatically adjust shutter speed, aperture, sensitivity and other parameters.
2. Set the shutter. Increase the shutter speed and lower the exposure to make the picture darker. The shutter freezes the moment when the subject moves.
Lower the shutter speed and increase the exposure, the brighter the picture will be, and the light will be drawn at a slow speed.
3. Set the aperture. Increase the aperture. Decrease the exposure. The darker the picture, the deeper the depth of field.
Lower the aperture value and increase the exposure. The brighter the picture, the shallower the depth of field.
4. Set the sensitivity. Increase the sensitivity value and increase the exposure. The brighter the picture will be, the worse the picture quality will be.
Lower the sensitivity value and lower the exposure, the darker the picture will be, the better the picture quality will be.
5. Flash exposure compensation When we use the camera's flash, the exposure compensation of the flash can increase or decrease the flash compensation of the photo.
6. If the WI-FI function phone is installed with the APP camera control software, it can establish a communication link with the camera without connecting to the network. Once the link is established, the photos taken can be saved to the phone.
7. Customized control buttons can set and save parameters by yourself, making it convenient to take different photos, cope with different scenes, and quickly change key shooting parameters.
8. Photo formats Commonly used photo formats are: JPG format and RAW format.
JPG: It is a commonly used image storage format currently. It reduces the image size by compressing data. This format is generally used for shooting.
RAW: It is a raw image file format that has not been compressed. All data is retained, and the data will be relatively large.
It is not necessary for us to take pictures in our daily life. Generally, commercial photographers will use RAW format.
9. Automatic brightness optimization: When shooting and imaging, the appropriate brightness and contrast are automatically adjusted according to the shooting results.
It can automatically analyze the brightness of the photographed object and adjust the darker parts of the image to natural brightness.
10. White balance The white balance adjustment modes include: flash mode, manual color temperature adjustment, automatic white balance, tungsten light mode, fluorescent light mode, sunny mode, etc.
The higher the manually set white balance value, the warmer the picture will be, and the lower the value, the cooler the picture will be.
11. White balance correction When I take photos, this function can be used to correct the white balance of the picture.
12. White balance bracketing is a shooting method in which the camera automatically adjusts the color tone from red to blue, or from green to magenta, based on the original white balance.
13. Metering modes The metering modes are: spot metering, center-weighted evaluative metering, evaluative metering, and partial metering.
(1) Spot metering: The metering element of the camera measures a very small area of ??the screen and performs metering. It is used when the subject of the photo needs to be fully expressed.
(2) Center-weighted average metering: Generally used when the subject occupies a larger area of ??the screen, or when the light ratio and color difference are relatively large.
(3) Evaluative metering: averagely measures the overall brightness of the photo. It is very suitable for novices who are new to photography. It is often used in various scenes such as scenery and snapshots.
(4) Partial metering: Metering the central part of the photo. When the subject is in a local area and occupies a small proportion of the picture, but there is a strong difference in light and darkness from the background, it is more appropriate to use partial metering.
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14. Autofocus operation There are three types of autofocus modes: single focus mode (AF-S), continuous focus mode (AF-C) and automatic intelligent focus mode (AF-A).
1) Single focus mode: This is our commonly used method, suitable for still scenes such as static people, flowers, and scenery.
2) Continuous focus mode: This mode is perfect for capturing moving people, speeding cars, flying and jumping animals, etc.
3) Automatic smart focus mode: The camera automatically recognizes objects and focuses on them.