I would like to ask for special precautions for cosplay photography

I can only say something simple about my inability to discern digital products. For the interior scene, the light should be turned on when the light is dark, and the tin foil cardboard (reflective paper is OK) to reflect the light. When it comes to location, I personally think that strong light is not good, and it is not good to take anything in the sun, so I generally avoid the red sun at noon.

Of course, it's too dark. (Am I too picky?Generally, the morning photographer can choose to have one, or you can add people, or you can call some people to teach the coser to pose and pose to the angle he thinks is perfect.

If the background is really too bright, you can adjust it with the camera.

I really didn't understand, so I went to the Internet to find a belladonna cosplay director. There are introductions there.

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You think too much pulling.

There is no difference between cosplay and portraits.

Overblown? Do you want people to shoot in the sun? Also pay attention to the light ratio of the characters to the environment.

Also note that if you want to make an effect, you don't have to be looking at the camera.

Set up your camera.

Capture the person you're looking for and the background you're looking for.

Press the shutter. Photoshop processing.

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1.If it's not very hot, ......Wear makeup and sunglasses to go out ......Toilet dressing ......

Styles that are not particularly out of place will also be worn directly out of the ......

Or bring your own super coat to wear. Inside the coat is a neat full outfit. Half of the makeup is painted at home (one is afraid of falling off the makeup, and the other is afraid of scaring passers-by), and then the other half is painted at the destination.

2.Generally, yes.

3.This is casual, but someone will definitely cast a "concern" gaze PS location a little verbosity.

Don't go to ...... in the park or something

There are a lot of people and it's troublesome.

It is recommended that in the winter, there are fewer people who go to the scenic spot (the kind with tickets) on the five days other than Sunday and Saturday, and the place is large, so you can find a suitable place.

Onlookers are ...... inevitableIt's good to get used to it.

It's a process ......

Also, there is the time to take pictures, try not to choose the ...... in the afternoonThe light is not good. Even if it is a DSLR, if you don't add an outside light, it can't have a good effect, and the light in the afternoon is yellow, which is difficult to deal with.

In addition to the necessary makeup bag, you should also bring mineral water wipes or towels or something, makeup is recommended to be painted on location, if it is too hot, sweaty makeup will be pasted off super terrible (: Beware of bear children...) Hey] That's probably it.,You can go to the cosplay bar for other details.。

Hope it helps you 030 and have a nice location

As long as you are bold, you don't care what others think, you just like it. Whether you are at home or outside depends on what the work itself wants to express.

It's not a very professional answer, first of all, you have to have a DSLR, Canon or Nikon's are good, and it is best to use a beginner machine to start learning photography, Canon's 550D is good [Common SLR cameras on the market are: Canon 550D, 600D, 650D, 700D, 70D, 100D, Canon EOS 6D, 7D, 60D, Canon EOS 5D Mark II, EOS 5D Mark III, Canon EOS 1DS

MarkIII, Canon 1DX; Nikon D, Nikon D, Nikon D, Nikon D300S E, Nikon D3S, D3X, D4, Pentax K-5, K-30, K-5IIS, 645D, Hasselblad 503CW+CFV-39, Leica S2, Hasselblad H4D-60], and then look at the lens, I don't know much about this, you can go to the market to see [I personally think you can ask for a wide-angle lens, you can shoot the coser's legs longer and more beautiful], in short, it is to shoot the single-lens reflex of the characters with high pixel energy [ The card machine is not recommended, because if you want a good effect, the card machine can't shoot it] and then the equipment you need is a reflector, a tripod, a flash [at least 2-3] for night scenes, and a reflective umbrella. Generally speaking, I just started to learn to shoot, and if you shoot cosplay, these should be about the same, I hope it will help you

If you don't have any funds, you can only have a mobile phone, a DV machine, if you have enough money, it is a camera, it is best to have a tripod, otherwise you may shake your hands, the main thing is that you can't move it, and then bring enough storage equipment to avoid ng lenses, and you can also bring some more lenses, so as to shoot according to the angle, but also bring good clothes, makeup tools, these are indispensable, and it is also very important to choose a good location.

DSLR cameras.

Props for lighting panels (indoor).

Make-up case (touch-up).

If you are shooting indoors, you need to set up the interior scene in advance, and if you are outdoors, you need to see what the weather is like, and adjust the equipment. Bring a makeup case and wig scissors. It is convenient for creating fake hair and touch-ups at any time.

A SLR, entry-level is OK, and the rest is free to look at the personal configuration, and it is better to bring a reflector to achieve a better effect.

On the day of the shooting: 1. 10 minutes in advance, half an hour in advance, go to the place where you have agreed on makeup, wash your face at home, and apply your usual moisturizing products and other makeup girls. (Of course, you can also wash your face when you get to the location, and there will be moisturizing skin cream on the side of the makeup lady.)

Before applying makeup, bring your own contact lenses and hairnets. 2. Suppose you arrive at the shooting location at 2 p.m. to start shooting, at least start applying makeup. Set aside at least 1 hour for the makeup lady to put on makeup, including changing her own clothes and accessories.

Try not to be too far away from the place where you put on makeup and where you shoot, and don't be late, don't be late, don't be late. Clean up the rubbish in the makeup area after applying makeup. Lost wigs should not be littered.

In particular, many friends will choose to put on makeup in KFC, Tex and other eating places, and pay more attention to hygiene and clean in time. In the case that the wigs that refuse to be lost are thrown on the floor or the sink is all wigs. This is the basic literacy of coser!

3. Before shooting, please remove all your bracelets, watches, necklaces, jade, studs, earrings, anklets, etc. that are not in the character! Take it off! Take it off!

4. Communicate with the photographer when shooting, don't be nervous, and say what you think. Don't be shy, don't be stiff, don't squint. If you don't know how to make moves when shooting, let the logistics buddies help you deduct the action from the character action map.

Don't touch your face when shooting, your makeup will be spent. Don't make a fuss, but seriously interpret your cos's role, so that the photographer can shoot better. Before the shoot, ask the photographer to metering and ask him to take a few frontal and side shots** to find a better angle for himself.

5. During the shooting, there may be a long time to swing an action, or many times, please don't be too troublesome, and cooperate with the photography. 6. Let the logistics partner be sure to help you organize your clothes and hair in a timely manner during the shooting. This includes the angle at which the props are placed.

7. Pay attention to your facial expressions and movements when shooting. Don't lean your neck forward, don't hang your body and open your shoulders when shooting non-special roles. When shooting a vitality character, you must let go and relax.

8. Logistics partners should also help to support passers-by and onlookers who are blocking the shooting. To put it well, the general onlookers will cooperate. 9. Please clean up the venue after shooting.

Do not damage official business and the environment. Borrowed props are to be put back in place.