How to shoot sunrise on Canon G10, how to shoot dusk and sunrise on Canon G15

Purely from the perspective of sunrise photography:

Aperture priority and shutter priority will have different effects, but according to a certain amount of **, the shutter and aperture jointly determine this, so it is a trade-off relationship. You can use anything, the point is not here.

Large aperture, large shutter value to ensure that the light is low**normal, large aperture depth of field is small, no background effect.

Generally, it is appropriate to reduce a few gears of EV, one to come out to the effect, and one to protect the camera sensor, otherwise the light is too strong and easy to burn out.

Metering: spot metering is very practical for this kind of shooting but it is not easy to master, so you use evaluation metering in the early stage, ** key metering is also OK, bracket metering is to come once on the left and right of the EV value, and finally you can synthesize an intermediate ** on some software.

It is very important to master the time to shoot the sunrise, from the redness of the sky to the complete appearance will be different** out, depending on your needs.

By the way, there is a sea of clouds and mountain fog in Emei, pay attention to safety, protect the camera, try to use it less when the humidity is too high, if the humidity is too high, stop the operation of the camera if it is too wet, and take out the battery and turn it off for a while.

The light environment at sunrise is not the same for a second, there is no stipulation of **value, metering can be tried with spot metering or**focus metering, the aperture is better priority, try it, the shutter camera is ordered by yourself, **compensation down one gear, or try more, there is no fixed **value for shooting sunrise, and there is a difference between changing any of them. It is best to use a tripod.

If it's a vegetable... G10 has an auto mode, which is very easy to use, it is recommended to use this, people can never count as machines, let the machine do it by itself.

At the same time, because the aperture shutter has to be viewed according to the light conditions at the time, it is really uncertain. Also, remember to turn on the stabilization, i.e. image stabilizer.

step 1.Set the appropriate ISO value.

The lower the ISO value, the better the image quality, but the relative ** time will also be extended; If there are no special requirements, it is recommended to set it to ISO 100.

step 2.Disable the NR function.

NR stands for the camera's noise removal function. Generally speaking, I recommend turning off NR when shooting, because when NR is turned on, if **10 minutes, the camera will have to spend another 10 minutes to remove noise, and the camera will not be able to do any shooting action at all, so you can only miss the opportunity to shoot beautiful scenery.

step 3.Turn off the anti-hand shock function.

The anti-hand jolt feature is only available when shooting with a handheld camera, but when shooting with a tripod for a long time**, it can be counterproductive if the anti-hand jolt function is not turned off.

Shoot in manual (m) mode.

For the best results, it is recommended to set the aperture between F8 and F22 and shoot with a B shutter with a shutter release cable and a tripod.

step 4.Confirm the lens focus point.

It is recommended to switch to the infinity ( ) focus of manual focus (MF), but some lenses need to be turned back a little bit to get in focus, so it is recommended to test your lens first.

step 5.Composition test.

After all, morning and dusk photography is a high-contrast environment, so it is recommended to test the composition by blind shooting first based on the principle of not being exposed, so as not to waste valuable time when you start shooting. Of course, you only need to shoot blind shots when shooting at sunrise, and you can shoot directly at sunset.

In normal sunlight or fluorescent lighting, try incandescent lamps for white balance. Whatever camera.

Handled with PS or Light and Shadow Magic Hands.

If you remove the post-PS processing, it is likely to be shooting G10 and G11 with cloudy days +1 3**There are many modes, adjust it yourself, the light is very important, different light and ** mode, there will be different effects in the same position I don't know if this is okay to answer

The G11 is one of Canon's best cameras, the equivalent of a compact DSLR. This is not new, it itself has the performance of a DSLR camera, the reason why you feel that the shooting is good, I analyze that there may be two (1) the weather is very good, (see the umbrella) the sun is not direct, it helps photography. So you feel the light is on the cold side.

2) The aperture is adjusted correctly, and a wide aperture should be used, with the background blurred and the characters prominent. So you feel that the character is good-looking, and the acne on the face is basically gone, highlighting the silhouette.

Other cameras can do the same. For example, a DSLR camera is equipped with a prime lens. Some of the general card machines are also available. But at this stage, the G11 is a relatively good camera in the card machine. It's also a camera that I like very much, it's small and convenient, and it has a certain DSLR nature.

If the built-in night scene effect does not meet the requirements, you should consider using the M file to set it manually. The G10 can reach a slowest shutter speed of 15 seconds, which should be good for normal night scenes. Be sure to use a tripod at night, at least place the camera in a stable place, not shoot handheld, time it with 2 or 10 seconds, and don't use your hands to determine the shutter directly, all for "image stabilization".

If you're just shooting a still life night scene, it's relatively easy to adjust the aperture appropriately (the maximum aperture of the G10 is a wide angle or telephoto, and slow down the shutter speed to more than 2 seconds, (if the light is still dark, you also need to adjust the shutter speed to a slower rate.) )nbsp;nbsp;Note, nbsp; You don't need to turn on the flash. But if you need to shoot people at the same time, you still need to turn on the flash, and you need to cooperate with the characters appropriately. The shutter speed still needs to be slower and use a triangular frame. The most important point is that after the flash flashes, the subject should stay in place for a while, and wait for the shutter to close before leaving, otherwise they will be photographed as a "transparent person".

nbsp;The subject should not be too far away from the camera, so as not to reach the flash and make it black. There is also the ISO value, nbsp; If you want to take a picture of the noisy digging film, then don't use too high an ISO value, otherwise the photo will be blurry although it will appear bright.

The vast majority of Canon-branded digital cameras can be marked with the date of the shooting. But if you need to have a date display on the camera output, you must:

1. First turn on the "Date Marker" switch: under the shooting window, press the "Menu" button to find the date setting option and the date marker "On" or "Off" selection.

2. The date stamp is set to "on";

3. Select "Postcard Mode" or "Date Marker" when taking photos.

1. Under the shooting window, press the "Menu" button to find the date setting option, first set the current date;

2. Still under the shooting window, press the "menu" button, find the "date stamp" item, and select "on";

3. Continue to press the middle button of the arrow key under the shooting window, select the shooting mode (that is, select the option at "M1, M2 - date marker"), select the "date marker" mode, and take a photo.

The Canon digital camera IXUS 90 is Follow the above to display the date on the ** of the output.

When setting the date display on Canon models, there are slight differences depending on the model, with some models selecting "Date Mark" and others selecting "Postcard Mode". The effect of these two settings is the same.

That is: 3. Continue to press the middle button of the arrow key under the shooting window, select the shooting mode (that is, select the option at "M1, M2 - date marker"), select the "date marker" or "postcard mode" mode, and take a photo.