Use the Canon large aperture lens to take a beautiful shot

If you can only choose one shot, to meet the needs of many subjects shooting sketch, portrait, street scene, how to choose? Here I recommend 50mm F1.2 or 50mm F1.8 large aperture lens. The 50mm focal section can be recorded and freehand, which perfectly combines the atmosphere and color of the picture. A large aperture can create a soft background blur effect and better highlight the subject.

If you have the money, EOS R+RF50mm F1.2l USM is the natural choice. EOS R's new DIGIC 8 image processor and CMOS with about 30.3 million effective pixels bring better picture quality, touch the flip screen, lighter body design, and more hands-on control sense in addition to being professional. In terms of lens, RF 50mm F1.2 also has excellent imaging performance, and has a large Aperture of F1.2.

With a very limited budget, you can choose EF 50mm 1.8 lens, which is cheap and less than 1,000 yuan. F1.8 has a large aperture and the same good blur effect. In addition, it is compact and light, which can be easily picked up in the pocket of clothes.

Shooting small objects with a wide aperture creates a soft effect

In the daily life always can encounter some beautiful small things, flowers and plants or attractive food and so on. When shooting skits, use aperture priority (AV) mode, select large aperture, and shoot close to the main body to present a soft and shallow depth of field effect. If you want a fresher image, you can also add some exposure compensation.

If you're just a zero basis and don't know anything about composition, learn the basics of center and thirds first. The center composition is easy to understand and places the subject in the center of the frame. The method of three-part composition is to divide the picture into nine equal parts and form a word "well". The main body is arranged around the four segmentation points.

Dark light is not afraid of night

Shooting in dark light environment, many students will take pictures or paste, or because of the use of high sensitivity, the result is to see the picture, snowflake noise also came with it. Using a wide aperture in dark light will ensure that you can get a clear and pure picture with a lower sensitivity, which will greatly improve your shooting success rate.

Reduce the aperture properly to account for the environment

Some students will ask, I don't want the background too blurred to what is not know how to do? So on the aperture appropriate to reduce a bit, not only can account for the surrounding environment of the main body, but also can bring a sense of looming atmosphere.

Finally, to summarize the main points today, when shooting sketches or portraits, the use of a large aperture can bring a soft and beautiful background blur effect, will blur the messy background highlight the main body. When shooting portraits, appropriately narrow the aperture to highlight the characters, but also to explain the atmosphere. So try a variety of subjects, flexible use, good photos are also very easy to get oh