What is the name of the flower in the background?

It feels like "cherry blossoms" or "Japanese evening cherry blossoms".

Peach. The appearance of flowers falling in the wind after the meeting is beautiful.

Cherry blossoms, thick trunks are common.

Sakura is a general term for several plants of the genus Sakura in the Rosaceae family, and in the newly revised name of the Flora of China, it specifically refers to "Tokyo cherry blossom", also known as "Japanese cherry blossom". There are more than 300 varieties of cherry blossoms, of which only about 10 are naturally wild, and the rest are derived from horticultural hybridization [1].

Native to the temperate Himalayas region of the Northern Hemisphere, cherry blossoms are grown all over the world, mainly in Japan. The flowers are 3 to 5 per branch, forming an umbel-shaped inflorescence with missing petals at the apex, and the flower color is mostly white and pink. The flowers often bloom with or behind the leaves in March, and the cherry blossoms change with the seasons, and are often used for garden ornamentation.

Cherry blossoms can be divided into two categories: single-petaled and double-petaled, single-petaled can flower and bear fruit, and double-petaled ones are mostly non-fruitful.

According to documentary research, more than 2,000 years ago during the Qin and Han dynasties, cherry blossoms were cultivated in Chinese palaces. During the Tang Dynasty, cherry blossoms were widely seen in private courtyards. At that time, Japanese worshippers brought cherry blossoms back to Toei, and they have a history of more than 1,000 years in Japan.

The cherry blossom symbolizes warmth, purity, and nobility, and is revered as the national flower of Japan.

Card machine. Macro mode is fine.

Half-frame cameras below the aperture will do.

Many friends want to be able to shoot a pure black background when photographing flowers, so here I will share with you my experience in learning.

The equipment to bring today is as follows.

1. Make the most of natural light, the larger the light ratio, the better. Choose a subject that can hit the light, and the darker the background, the better. Use a wide aperture to blur the background. Spot metering, which measures the brightest part of the subject. will shoot the ** below.

Second, use flash calendering. The camera must be in M mode, and the flash must have high-speed flash synchronization, and it is best to use off-camera flash to capture your ideal light and shadow effect. Use evaluative metering.

Let's take a sample first. Then adjust the flash intensity and shutter speed appropriately, while keeping the subject ** amount the same, the higher the intensity of the flash, the faster the shutter speed, and the darker the corresponding background.

Three, if there is no flash. Then artificially create a black background. For example, the black umbrella. Or a black cloth. It really doesn't work, but dark clothes are fine.

Of course, this is just a small experience of my personal shooting. If you have any ideas, I hope you can tell me.

In nature, spring flowers have a unique charm, a good ** must have an attractive prominent subject, highlighting the theme of the withered tung early methods are varied, and purifying the background is both convenient and the most basic method. How to "peel" the subject out of the background, backlit shooting is a good way. For example, when photographing magnolia flowers, take close-range photos of magnolia flowers to receive strong light, and the distance and background are quite cluttered, in order to make the magnolia flowers stand out, let the background darken, and make the dark purple magnolia flowers more beautiful.

When you go to the suburbs to shoot flowers, it is difficult to make full use of a good background, and the background paper and scenery you bring are often creased, and the effect is not very good; Using the sky as a background, the background will be very clean and make the flowers stand out. Choose the sky as the background, the ambient light is relatively strong, and the filter wheel color mirror is often used to shoot this non-finch theme, such as a medium gray gradient mirror and polarizer, the purpose is to darken the sky and control the light ratio.

There are many ways to purify the background, such as using a telephoto lens to control the depth of field and blur the background.

There are many ways to purify the background, such as using a telephoto lens to control the depth of field and blur the background. Obtaining a good floral work requires careful management, a lot of effort, the right equipment, a unique perspective, clever use of light, skillful skills, etc. In spring, shoot the charm of flowers and plants, build beautiful pictures, and let the foolish people have endless aftertaste.

It is best to use a macro lens, use tripod sail pants next to the most vertical sedan when shooting, focus accurately on the subject, use a large aperture to make the depth of field smaller, if possible, fill the light on the subject of flowers, use point residual oak metering to make the subject **normal background** underburst into dark color, and place a dark background cloth behind the flowers to avoid light transmission between flower branches and leaves.

The background can be blurred in the following ways:

1 Use a wide aperture to achieve the purpose of background blur.

2 Shooting close to the subject can also achieve background blur.

3 Using a professional macro head (each company has a macro), like Nikon's 105VR, there is no need to deliberately increase the aperture, because the depth of field of the macro head is very small, as long as you pay attention to close to the shot, you can achieve the purpose of background blur.

4 Using the header of 50 to shoot the background bokeh effect is not bad.

5 Reverse lens, this requires a certain amount of experience, because the depth of field of the reverse lens is extremely small, generally speaking, it can be as small as a few millimeters, and it is necessary to pay attention to moving focus and holding steady, etc., which requires a lot of practice.

If you use a home card machine, it depends on the macro ability of the camera, if the flowers are relatively large, you can't shoot very closely, the depth of field may be larger, this is not easy to control.

If you are an enthusiast, you can add a macro head to the SLR, if you are shooting and playing with a certain amount of money, you can go to Fuji's S series camera, and the macro ability is good (of course, it depends on your recent shooting distance, that is, the size of the flower). If you use the card machine now and don't want to change the machine, then use PS to deal with it.

(1) Suggested equipment for flower shooting.

Lens selection. In fact, it is possible to shoot flowers with wide-angle, medium-range, or telephoto, because different lenses can also be used to achieve different effects.

Telephoto lenses: lenses such as 70-200mm, 100-400mm, etc., to eliminate cluttered backgrounds and facilitate composition;

Macro lens: used when shooting close-ups of flowers, the recommended focal length is 100mm;

Close-up Ring or Close-up Tube: If you don't have a macro lens or telephoto, you can also buy a close-up ring or close-up tube, and then put it on other lenses to shorten the shortest focusing distance and enlarge the flowers.

If you're shooting outdoors, a flash and a tripod aren't really necessary, but you can use them to create your work. If necessary, you can also bring a reflector for supplementary lighting.

2) Control your depth of field.

We may enlarge the flowers when shooting, so be careful about your depth of field, which will make a small part of the flower clear and the rest will fall outside the depth of field, causing blurring. Keep in mind that a wide aperture is a factor that will lead to a shallow depth of field (plus the distance between the focal length and the background, see here for details), so if you find that the flower is only visible in the middle, please shoot with a smaller aperture.

Increase the aperture.

With a head of 50, you can shoot a good bokeh **, which is only more than 600 yuan.

Open the aperture of the camera as wide as possible.

Then focus accurately.

It is recommended to observe more, and you can also buy a book that draws comics, and there are teaching scenes.

The scenery is beautiful, you can imagine.

1.Use a black cloth or paper as a background and place it as far away as possible.

2.Shoot at doors and windows, open doors and windows, and use a darker interior as a background.

3.In general, when shooting, use Photoshop to remove the background and make it black.

If you shoot indoors, you can put on a black background, and if you shoot on location, it is modified by a computer, but according to your question, indoor shooting is more likely, my father is a photographer, I specifically consulted him!

It's not post-processing, the original photo is just like that, and a black cloth is added to the back, mainly to highlight the subject, so that the flowers are more vivid.

By focusing, or post-processing.

It looks pretty!

Make people pay more attention to the flowers.

Shoot with a black background or Photoshop post-processing the background.

If you don't use PS, you can only shoot with a dark background.

Because it is better to shoot flowers with backlight, such a dark background can still be found, plus the technique of blurring the background, it will work.

Let me tell you the best way, first dim the lights in the house, and then use a white flashlight to illuminate the part of the flowers to be photographed, so that the ** shot is the effect you want! Very useful, hope to help you!

Using a long focal length to shoot close-up can create the effect of blurring the background.