Viewpoint What is the viewpoint and what is the viewpoint Perspective and blind spots

This is a concept in painting, Western painting (three-dimensional painting) defines the position of the author (i.e., the observer) as a point, called the viewpoint, and the main lines of other objects are arranged in this way, and different angles and sizes are called perspectives.

Of course, it can also be cited in other disciplines.

Subjective point of view: The point of view is the position of the character, that is, what the character sees is presented by the camera.

Subjective point of view of the object: e.g., a projectile such as a chartered woman's slippers is used as a point of view, and the audience is taken into the air.

Object-oriented viewpoint: Example: Take the viewer of the gun in your hand as the viewpoint, and take the viewer to scan the surroundings.

Angle of view: The angle between the line of sight and the light rays drawn from the vertical direction of the two ends of the object to be observed, up and down or left and right, at the center of the human eye.

The farther the camera is from the center of the (lighty) object being observed horizontally, the lower the brightness. The angle at which the brightness drops to 50% is defined as the angle of view.

The farther away the subject is, the smaller it is, and the smaller the camera's angle of view.

Outside of the viewing angle** image, insufficient brightness. But perspective is often used to mean "cognitive perspective". In this sense, viewpoints and perspectives can be used interchangeably.

Viewpoint: The focal point of vision.

Angle of view: The angle of observation, usually from above, up, section, or 180 degrees at ground level, the observer's viewing angle.

Blind spots: places that are out of sight. Everyone has a blind spot in their eye, the point where they can't see things.

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It doesn't seem to be detailed enough, haha, the blind spots are explained clearly.

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It is a concept of painting, Western painting (three-dimensional painting) defines the position of the artist (i.e., the observer) as a point, called the viewpoint, and the main lines of other objects are arranged in this way, and different angles and sizes are called perspectives. Of course, it can also be cited in other disciplines.

When you observe the object that is being painted, the position of your eyes is the viewpoint. Usually it can be understood as choosing a perspective in the front hall, such as looking down, looking up, searching for the side, front, etc.

15 types of lenses commonly used to shoot movies.

By scene: Close-up (including ultra-close-up): In order to draw the viewer's attention to the facial expressions or other features of the characters.

Medium Shot: Usually a bust that is important to reflect the character's ongoing movements, such as using an object, or the character's body language.

Vistas (including ultra-vistas): To express all the environments or to show the insignificance of the characters, to set off the atmosphere, etc.

POV: The camera is shot from the perspective of the character, in order to immerse the viewer in the scene. Similar to FPS game footage from a first-person perspective.

By the number of characters:

Single shot (solo).

Double shots. Three-person shots.

And so on. According to the angle of the lens:

Eye level: The shooting image is kept horizontal, and generally does not affect the relationship between the characters in the picture.

Elevation shot: The picture is looked up, in order to show that the character image is tall or dominant. The elevation shot here does not necessarily refer to the upward shooting of the shot, but sometimes refers to the relationship between the spatial positions of the various characters in the frame.

For example, if you shoot downwards, but the spatial position of the subject is higher than that of the secondary person, then this shot can also be used to show the height of the main character.

Top-down shots (top-view shots, bird's-eye view, aerial shots): To show the weakness of a character or to show all the environment.

Angled shots: Shoot the picture at an angle, in order to make the viewer notice the imbalance of the picture, to show a certain sense of dissonance. The specific situation needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis.

Over-the-shoulder shot: The shot is shot above the level of the character's shoulder, which generally shows that the shot is from the perspective of a bystander. The most common is when two people face each other, often with over-the-shoulder shots.

Follow the shot: Pan, the camera moves left or right. Follow the subject to move.

Swingarm lens: Move the camera up or down.

Slider Shot: Moves the camera forward or backward.

Zoom lens: The frame space remains the same, but the frame is zoomed in or out.

Irregular movement shot: The lens does not move directionally around a subject, which can generally enhance the sense of movement of the picture and make the picture more tense, but the disadvantage is that the picture looks a little chaotic. For example, the action scenes in the "Spy" series are irregular motion shots.

360° Surround Shot: While showing the character, it also shows the environment in all aspects.

It should be investigated in many ways.

It doesn't hurt to take a look.

It should refer to the location in which the observation of the scenery was carried out or the background of the observation, I think the former is more likely, after all, I have not been exposed to this kind of topic, it should be an old question and a new way.

Personally, I think that the perspective is divided into the first, second, and third-person perspectives, while the viewpoint is that the scenery and things are seen by different people, which can also be called different perspectives. For example, if I am walking and see a child flying a kite, but if you focus on the child, it is: I see a person passing by while flying a kite.

Yes, the perspective can be fixed, the point of view can be changed, it can be said, ** In general, there is only one perspective, that is, to use "me" to narrate, or "ta" to narrate, but about the scenery and things can be observed from multiple characters. It is very common to observe and comment through the eyes of others.

No, the angle of view is large, the point of view is small.

1. Eye level: Bai is the eye of the painter.

Eyes parallel to the level.

Zhi line. 2. Heart: The point where the painter's eyes are facing the line of eye level.

3. Visual answer point: It is the position of the painter's eyes.

4. Mid-line of vision: It is the line that the viewpoint is connected with the center point and at right angles to the eye level.

5. Vanishing point: It is an angular object that is not parallel to the picture, and the vanishing point on both sides of the center point of the eye level is extended in perspective.

6. Celestial point: It is the point where the inclined object (in front of the roof of the house) near high and far low disappears above the eye level.

7. Location: It is the point where the inclined object (behind the roof of the house) disappears below the eye level.

8. Parallel perspective: It is the perspective of a square or rectangular object that is parallel to the picture. This perspective has a neat, flat, stable, and solemn feeling.

9. Angular perspective: It is the perspective of an object that is rectangular with no parallel square on any side. This perspective allows for a change in composition.