It is suitable for novice photographers who have just bought a camera, and the camera settings for each photo must be a bit of a headache. When only using the auto mode and releasing the shutter quickly, worry that the camera's settings are not ideal. So, we've put together how to set up the basic features for your camera.
1. The aperture is large but the f-value is small
For beginners, setting the aperture can be a bit of a hassle. Because the number of f-numbers is inversely proportional to the width of the aperture, the f-numbers that are often seen in reality are not the actual size of the aperture. Rather, it is the ratio between the diameter of the lens and the focal length. If you adjust the f-value to 18, The aperture will be wide open and a lot of light will enter the camera, adjusting to f 16 will open a narrower aperture and allow less light to enter.
2. The size of the aperture affects the clarity of the image
If you want to shoot sharp, blurred front lines** or depth of field (DOF) with sharp, beautiful results, you should turn down the f-number and open the aperture wider, which creates a separation between the subject in focus and the background in the image, but the background will become blurry, and closing the aperture by increasing the f-number will help you get the same sharp image in every image.
3. Should I adjust the aperture or shutter speed?
Friends who are new to the camera may have heard of trying to adjust the aperture or shutter speed, in order to get a beautiful ** Many people may be confused about how to adjust it to make it fit, but it all depends on what type of photography you want to take, such as adjusting the shutter speed to high speed, it will keep the moving ** image of the whole image sharp and clear. A slower shutter speed can increase the realism of the image as if it were actually moving, while a wider aperture setting can adjust the clarity and brightness of the image based on the f-number set.
4. The shutter speed that confuses many people
I believe that some people, when they see the number 1 100 seconds, think of anything that can reach a very high speed, but this is not the case with photography. Because even the numbers of 1 10 or 1 2 seconds are not as fast as you think, from which you can see waterfall photography If you set the shutter speed to a smaller number, you will get a waterfall that flows naturally.
5. Take pictures in bright scenes, but shoot dark **
New photographers may still be confused, even if taking pictures in a bright place, why do I get an image that looks dark? Could it be because you're backlit or taking photos in low light will cause the image to be too bright? This should be corrected with the help of a histogram, reading the histogram will help you understand if there are too many or too few rays in the **.
6. Some camera settings are different for landscape photography
The advantage of today's digital cameras, in addition to shooting clearly**, there are also a variety of shooting modes to choose from. There is no need to make any complicated settings, such as portrait mode, close-up mode, night mode, etc., to get a beautiful **, but for shooting landscapes, there are two types of digital cameras to choose from, which can be confusing for some: Landscape style and Landscape scene mode. The first type helps to adjust the general image to a landscape-like feel, and the next mode helps to improve the sharpness of the landscape image well.
7. Image file quality
Generally, digital camera image files come in a variety of formats, but the most popular types for photographers are bound to be JPEG and RAW files, which offer different image qualities. In JPEG files, the details of the image are compressed to a smaller size for people who want to use the image immediately after shooting, while RAW files are large images with complete image details for people who need to edit the image beautifully with various programs.
**10,000 Fans Incentive Plan8. Autofocus settingMost digital camera autofocus systems are available in three types: single-shot autofocus (or single-servo autofocus) for still photography. This is because the camera focuses on the main subject and locks it until the shutter is pressed. This helps to provide a clear image, with AI servo autofocus (or continuous servo autofocus), where the camera does not lock the focus on the subject, but the focus adjusts according to the object. Ideal for shooting movies, as for the AI-focused AF (or auto servo AF) camera when using this mode, it will automatically switch between the first and second modes.