How to choose a special angle in photography!

I've been thinking about similar questions, and I'd like to share my opinion:

1. Photography is often expressed through an abnormal angle, so that people feel the effect that cannot be seen from the usual perspective, so there are what you said, such as climbing on the basketball hoop and shooting people down, or requiring people to lie on the ground to shoot, or imitating the animal perspective to see the world, including macro, blur, flash capture moment, long time, etc., these are the effects that cannot be seen by the eyes in ordinary life.

2. In order to express a special effect, it is often necessary to adjust the shutter speed, aperture, use lenses with different focal lengths, use additional filters, and use artificial light sources to produce the desired effect.

3. Not all abnormal shots are beautiful. This is still the basic principle of photography, don't sacrifice the basics for the sake of special effects.

Fourth, make full use of the existing equipment in hand, or find the shortcomings, supplement the necessary equipment, including lenses, lamps, etc. Of course, the best way is to use the existing conditions to find a way to achieve the desired effect.

Perspective is one thing.

Shoot something personal**, you can use a small depth of field, clever use of light, use wide-angle end distortion, for a long time**, and even try zooming when the shutter is open, the effect will be very special.

The five shooting angles in photography are as follows:

1. Flat angle. Also known as the general shooting angle, it is a shooting object that is placed at a position that is level with the camera lens. The picture from this angle is easy to make the audience feel a sense of identity and make people feel in awe.

2. Elevation angle. Elevation shooting is to place the subject on a horizontal line, and the camera is at a position below eye level, that is, shooting from a low upward angle. This angle gives the viewer the impression that the photographic object is tall, strong, and energetic.

This kind of picture is generally used for the shooting of character scenes, which makes people appear tall and heroic.

3. Depression angle. In contrast to the elevation angle, shooting at the low angle is to place the subject below the cameraman's eye level and shoot down from a height. The most typical scene is a bird's-eye view. It is generally used to show the whole picture of the environment.

4. Tilt angle.

It is to first form a certain angle between the photographic object and the horizon of the digging trip, and then change the position of the stool of the horizontal line in the frame. This kind of image can sometimes show funny, unpredictable feelings.

5. Subjective shooting angle.

That is, the subjective lens, which is to place the camera on the point of view of a character in the film, and explain or show the scene to the audience with the feelings of the character. It is often used to express the specific feelings of specific characters, with a strong subjective color.

1. Flat angle: Shoot the object at a position that is horizontal with the camera lens. The picture at this angle is easy to make the audience feel the same as the number of sedan cars, and make people feel like they are in it.

2. Elevation angle: Place the object on the horizontal line, and the camera is in a position lower than the eye level. This angle gives the viewer the impression that the image of the camera object is tall, strong, and energetic.

This kind of picture is generally used for the shooting of character scenes, which makes people appear tall and heroic.

3. Depression angle: Place the subject under the cameraman's eye level, and shoot the sail noise from a high place. It is generally used to show the whole picture of the environment.

4. Tilt angle: first form a certain angle between the shooting object and the eye level, and then change the position of the horizontal line in the frame. This kind of image can sometimes show funny, unpredictable feelings.

5. Subjective shooting angle: Place the camera on the viewpoint of a character in the film, and explain or show the scenery to the audience with the feelings of the character. It is often used to express the specific feelings of specific characters, with a strong subjective color.

6. Objective shooting angle: shoot from an objective shooting angle, try to narrate and express the content from an objective perspective, which is more calm and calm, which can often bring an objective impression to the audience.

When we see beautiful flowers or beautiful landscapes, we always can't help but take out our mobile phones and click on them, and we will always habitually shoot it directly at the object, but often after taking a look, we always feel that we have not taken a picture of what we think we think, something is missing, in fact, what is missing is the angle, why not try to shoot it from a different angle? Different angles give you different visual senses, and maybe the most beautiful thing you want lies in a certain angle. Isn't the upward angle in the picture below more pretty?

Photo-videography tutorial: shooting angles.

It is best to choose the person who is taking the photo in a place where the light is being taken, and not to the light, which will expose the light.

Choose a place where the light is lit, and the person being illuminated faces the light, so the effect will be very good, try it!

I'm not a professional photographer, but I've learned some, I usually shoot some outdoor **, for example, when we go out to play, we have to leave some memories, then at this time, we should pay attention to the lens can not be the sun, otherwise it will become overly exposed after the shot, but also remember to enter the scene first, you can first use the camera to circle the entire scenery you want to shoot into the camera, and then let people enter, so that you can shoot the panorama again, and the characters will not appear too small, I also know these, hehe, humble opinion, I don't know if it's right, I hope it helps you.