Photography rookie. What is the shutter of a digital camera that captures animals or pedestrians?

Generally speaking, when shooting pedestrians, as long as the shutter speed is not less than 1 60 seconds, it can freeze the frame.

It's hard to say about the animals, because the range is too wide. It mainly depends on the speed of the animal's movement.

For example, a walking duck only takes 1 20 seconds to freeze the frame; For a bird flying closely, it takes 1,200 seconds to freeze the frame.

This data is also not absolute, and several factors must be taken into account:

1.The focal length of the lens: If you shoot with a wide-angle lens, the shutter speed can be slower, and with a telephoto lens, the shutter speed should be faster, otherwise it is easy to blur.

2.Distance from the subject: The farther away from the subject, the slower the shutter speed, and vice versa, the faster the shutter speed.

3.At the same time, it is also necessary to consider the light at that time, if the light is insufficient, the shutter speed is too fast, which can easily lead to insufficient **. It is necessary to adjust the aperture or ISO at the same time

If it is a sunny day, 1 800 1 1000 can be used, if it is a cloudy day, you need a shutter of 1 1500 1 2000, if the animal moves fast, you need a faster shutter (such as 1 3000 1 4000), and then you need to adjust to the smallest aperture and the smallest sensitivity.

Of course, on a cloudy day, if you increase the sensitivity and use a larger aperture, you can also do it, but the ** that comes out is not as good as a small aperture, low sensitivity, and fast shutter.

When shooting sports games, you should generally shoot ...... with high sensitivity, wide aperture, and high-speed shutterIn this way, the moment can be solidified and a clear ** can be shot.

However, photography is a ...... that doesn't have a set rulesShooting sports subjects with a slow speed may result in a unique ......For example, the focus tracking effect.

Therefore, the shooting parameters should be flexibly set according to the subject matter and shooting needs.

I looked at your ** and think that the blur of the butterfly subject may also be caused by the lack of focus, and the focus is on the flower in front of it instead of the butterfly. **The back of the butterfly is too bright, making it difficult for the camera to focus. With a shutter speed of 1 400s, it shouldn't be blurred like this if the focus is accurate.

If you want to shoot butterflies, I would like to give you a few suggestions: the butterfly's wings swing frequently, the flight path is uncertain, try to capture the butterfly when it lands on the flower, and it is recommended to maintain a shutter speed of about 1 800 when shooting a butterfly in flight, and use the high-speed continuous shooting mode. This is a butterfly I photographed, and I hope it gives you a little inspiration.

The frequency of the butterfly wings vibrating is about 5 Hz, but the butterfly will move when it flies, and it is likely that the shadow will be generated, so it is recommended to shoot when the butterfly stops, or use the continuous shooting function of the camera to shoot.

If you are not familiar with the parameters, you can use the shutter priority mode. Set the shutter by yourself, automatically**. Generally speaking, if you want to capture, you only need to set a high safety shutter.

For example, zoo bird shutter shots are more than 1 2000, amusement parks are generally 1 320 to 1 1000 and so on. Adjust yourself according to the speed and focal length of the object.

As for the large backlight**, the scenery can be solved by HDR, shaking the black card and other methods. If it is a portrait, shoot it with partial metering. Of course, when there is a large backlight, portraits or still lifes also need external flashes and reflectors.

The easiest and most versatile way to do this is to shoot in RAW format. Select the background**normal subject underexposed, or the subject**normal background overexposed for shooting, and then use LR to make post-adjustment to deal with the good-looking backlight**.

P file, I set the aperture shutter parameters you need for the scene. White plus black minus. The lens is set to autofocus, and the focus mode is to wait for the opportunity to autofocus. You try.

The capture effect of the SLR camera is still very good, but before capturing, the landlord must first turn on the autofocus mode of the camera, if you use the manual focus mode, it is likely to lead to not capturing the most beautiful one**. When the autofocus mode is turned on, there is an AF switch on the side of the lens mount, and you can only move the switch to the ON. As long as the autofocus switch is turned on, you can capture what you want.

But this is not enough, the main thing is to capture a good effect, and you also need to set the shutter priority, as long as you turn the mode dial to the S gear. That's fine, because shutter priority is specifically designed to capture action.

Capture skillsUse a digital camera to capture the sports scene: If you are not familiar with the manual part, you can first shoot with the camera's own sports mode, and then record the data of your successful shooting, summarize it many times, and then use these data to explore, you can improve your film yield, the specific shooting is to use continuous focusing, aiming at the object continuous focus, the success rate is quite high, if you want to freeze the dynamic object, then use the shutter priority handle, with the aperture. It is recommended not to use the camera to get the flash, record in RAW format, and there is the possibility of secondary restoration.

1. Attack its unpreparedness.

2. Sound the east and attack the west.

3. Transfer target method.

4. Wait for the rabbit method.

5 people take my own law.

6. Blind shooting method.

Capturing ** is actually the fastest way to capture the most beautiful or memorable moment. The ** shot in this way feels very economical and realistic.

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At present, all the data of the camera is still counted by the film machine, so the shutter. 1 30 seconds, 1 60 seconds, 1 125 seconds, 1 250 seconds,。。 are adjacent multiples.

The aperture value is based on the relationship between 2 under the root number, f2, f4, f8, etcIf the value is calculated as a fraction after the square of 2, the adjacent light transmission is still a multiple.

Sensitivity 21 = ISO100, 24 = ISO200, 27 = ISO400... Adjacency is still a multiple.

Therefore, the cooperation between the three to achieve the same amount of ** is used to control the solidification of depth of field or speed, which has achieved the intention of the photographer.

I'm a rookie :

On a sunny day, there is generally no problem, and the shutter and aperture will match each other accordingly.

When the light is low, the aperture is enlarged accordingly, the shutter speed is slowed down accordingly, and if the image is still not possible, the sensitivity needs to be turned up.

I just learned it, and the old bird will see if it's right.

The shutter, aperture, and ISO (sensitivity) of the DSLR are the three major parameters of photography, and these three parameters together control the amount of EV.

1. The shutter is the length of the light entry time;

2. Aperture refers to the size of the opening area of the lens;

3. ISO is the level of sensitivity to light.

Three major parameters affect the characteristics of imaging:

1. Shutter - express dynamic.

2. Aperture - control the depth of field.

3. ISO - sensitivity, that is, the sensitivity to light.

Shutter, aperture, directly affect the amount of light, determine the **degree**sensitivity... The ability of a photosensitive material to produce actinic action, measured as the reciprocal of the corresponding ** amount of the specified base density. Gives you a link to the reference.

The higher the ISO, the more noise. The ISO is too high, which seriously affects the quality.

There are many factors that are directly related to imaging, such as lens, sensitivity, shutter, aperture, processor, etc.

General definition of camera working mode:

m: Full manual mode, the camera auto-metering does not work, and all parameters have to be manually adjusted by the user. The shooting mode with the highest degree of freedom can shoot in complex environments or get various special effects, but it requires the user to have a certain amount of experience and use tools such as light meters;

A: Aperture priority mode, the user adjusts the aperture size and sensitivity, and then the camera automatically meters to determine the shutter speed. This mode makes it easy to create different depths of field, which is often used when shooting outdoor portraits, flora and fauna macros, and products;

S: Shutter priority mode, the user adjusts the shutter speed and sensitivity, and then the aperture size is determined by the camera's automatic metering. This mode is convenient for obtaining different sense of speed of objects, and is often used for shooting hot springs, cars and other sports objects, and sports photography;

p: Program auto mode, the user adjusts the sensitivity, aperture and shutter are determined by the camera's autometering system. Less human intervention, suitable for fast capture;

Fully automatic mode (point-and-shoot mode): All parameters are automatically determined by the camera. All you have to do is compose the shot and press the shutter, but the effect is ......Only suitable for the layman of photography.

A general definition is given above. Note that the definition of the MASP model may change slightly from manufacturer to manufacturer. For example, the M mode on the Fujifilm card machine F30 is program automatic; Another example is Nikon's P-mode, which allows the user to adjust the aperture or shutter within a certain range.

Hope it helps.

M: Manual mode, you can adjust the aperture, shutter, ISO and other settings by yourself. It is very operable. You can play with some effects out.

A: Aperture priority, you can adjust the aperture size by yourself, but the shutter is determined by the camera's own program, and cannot be changed by yourself. Other settings can also be adjusted. Useful when photographing landscapes.

S: The shutter is preferred, you can adjust the shutter speed by yourself, but the aperture is determined by the camera's built-in program, and you can't change it. Other settings can also be adjusted. It has a good effect on capturing moving objects.

p: Program mode, the camera determines the aperture and shutter by itself, but other settings can be modified.

Shutter speed is measured in seconds, and shutter speed is expressed in seconds or fractions of a second, with 1 100 seconds being faster than 1 60 seconds.

1. When the shutter is opened, the digital camera starts**; When the shutter is closed, the digital camera ends**; The time between the shutter opening and closing is known as the "shutter speed". In general, the shutter range of a typical DSLR camera is 30 seconds to 1 4000 seconds. The faster the shutter speed, the shorter the time; The slower the shutter speed, the longer it will take.

2. On DSLR cameras, the shutter speed that can be set is generally 30 seconds, 15 seconds, 8 seconds, 4 seconds, 2 seconds, 1 second, 1 2 seconds, 1 4 seconds, 1 8 seconds, 1 15 seconds, 1 30 seconds, 1 60 seconds, 1 125 seconds, 1 250 seconds, 1 500 seconds, 1 1000 seconds, 1 2000 seconds, 1 4000 seconds.

3. Generally, 1 125 seconds is called the medium shutter, the shutter speed faster than 1 250 seconds is the high-speed shutter, and the shutter speed slower than 1 30 seconds is called the slow shutter.

1 100 fast. The ** time of 1 60 is seconds. The ** time of 1 100 is seconds, and obviously 1 100 takes a short time and is faster.

For example, two squares of the same size, one divided into fifty parts, and the other into one hundred. Compared to taking one portion of each, it must be divided into 100 portions that are smaller. It can be seen that 1 100 seconds is shorter than 1 60 seconds compared to 1 60 parts in 1 second compared to 1 second into 100 parts.

The speed should be more than 1 1000 faster. You can shoot with speed priority. At the same time, the white balance is changed according to the conditions of the light, **compensation, (in the case of a DSLR).

It is also possible to shoot in the sport mode of the camera itself.

As soon as the shutter is fast, the lighting time is less, and the amount of light is not enough to be dark, and the camera that is not very familiar with it is recommended to use aperture priority (a), generally speaking, it can be guaranteed that the ** will not be blurred. Regarding the blurring of other people in the movement with the ball, this is a matter of focusing, and the depth of field is increased (i.e., the f-number is made smaller), and the focus is aligned. You can press the focus halfway first, and then press the shutter when you reach the wonderful moment.

If you want to shoot a shadow of other people moving, it's more difficult, because you can't predict the movement trajectory of the protagonist, and the time is too short, theoretically it is to make the time longer (the shutter time becomes longer), and then the hand should be steady, aim at the protagonist along his movement trajectory to keep him in the same position in the picture, I don't know if you can understand what I mean. The ball game is not easy to shoot, the fierce process of scrambling, the moment of the layup can be shot, find a few more angles.

The sooner the better, "as long as" can be correct.

Asking this question shows that you need to continue to learn the basic theory.

You have to know that the correct amount = the right aperture * the correct shutter * ISO, and your aperture cannot be infinitely larger, so there is always an upper limit to your shutter speed. Exceeded, **insufficient.

Whether it's indoors or outdoors.

Outside, the weather is fine, 1 1000 is about the same.

It's difficult to capture indoors at 125

I'm a journalist. I usually choose two sets of shutters. One is about 500. One is about 1000. The action is all condensed, and it doesn't look good! My film is partly dynamic. The response was good.