Six Skills of Mobile Phone Portrait Shooting

The six skills of mobile phone portrait shooting include learning to retouch, learn to guide, learn to find light, learn to find the best shooting opportunity, learn to capture, and don't leave what you can do in the early stage to the later stage.

1, learn to retouch.

Use the editing function in mobile phone photos to cut out unwanted areas. Learn to cut. Mobile phone retouching is also a part of mobile phone photography. Don't ignore this skill.

2, learn to guide

Photographers who take pictures with mobile phones can guide the people who are photographed to look away from the camera, to the sky or a designated point, so that their attention is not on the camera and they are not embarrassed to face the camera. In addition, people who shoot with mobile phones should learn to guide the people who are photographed. Sometimes, a casual look back can make them look more lively and natural

3. Learn to look for the light

Don't ignore the light when taking portrait photos with mobile phones, especially when taking portrait photos, there must be light shining on people's faces. Mobile phone photography should learn to find light and guide the subject to face the light source.

4. Learn to find the best shooting opportunity.

As mentioned above, there should be light in the picture, but the light should not be too much or too dazzling. How to avoid such a strong light when shooting with a mobile phone? You can adjust the shooting direction or shooting time to avoid strong light. At sunrise and sunset, the light is very soft for half an hour.

5, learn to capture.

Mobile phone continuous shooting is a hidden function. When shooting, you need to click on the screen, focus on the photographer's eyes, and hold down the shutter at the same time, which is continuous shooting. After continuous shooting, you should be able to choose photos, and choose the one with ideal shooting effect.

6. Don't leave what you can do in the early stage to the later stage.

What you can do in the early stage must not be left to the later stage, which will not only improve your film production rate, but also save you time. For example, if a photo has obvious defects in the background, you can appropriately narrow the background range or adjust the shooting angle to avoid the mottled edges on it.