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Anonymous users2024-01-24Let's talk about your concerns first: the specific display of the scene needs to be clear, so the large scene uses a large depth of field (with the aperture smaller) so that the focus is on the center of the subject. Focal length?
At the focal length of 18-105mm, the furniture you want to shoot looks like a god horse, we don't know, so this is too random to say. In the case of a fill light, the sensitivity index (ISO) of the M file is generally set between 500 and 1000, and if the actual situation is too dark, the exposure rate is lowered or the sensitivity is increased.
PS: It's all manual, can't gradient shooting? Take it easy.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If there is a light, the sensitivity will be turned on to the minimum!
I don't know if you're using a studio flash or a continuous light. Here is an example of flash - M stop, the default shutter speed is 1 125, and the aperture is f13, which is usually not used in flash, and the focus point can be placed in the center. Try to take a picture, observe that if the subject is underexposed, zoom in, zoom out if the aperture is overexposed, increase the shutter if the background is too bright, and slow down, and the sensitivity must be adjusted to a minimum of 100 (what 500-1000?).
That's when there is only ambient light), if there is a gray card, use the gray card to customize the white balance, and if not, adjust the color temperature.
Of course, you can also achieve satisfactory results by adjusting the power of the lamp, the lamp position, and so on. If you want to make a good photo, you need to use good light, and in a formal studio shooting, it takes photographers more than an hour to adjust this set. Take your time, try more on your own, and sum up your experience.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Photographing furniture is a kind of still life, the key is clear, textured, more realistic color, good light and shadow effect.
Regardless of whether you use M or A, try to use a small aperture, around F11, and put the focus on the center of the furniture, and the small aperture will have a large enough depth of field. The 18-105 zoom lens has a large distortion, try not to shoot with the widest angle and longer focal length, and the distortion is minimal at around 24mm. Of course, the sensitivity is the lowest, don't worry too much about the shutter, be sure to have a good tripod, use the reflector pre-rise to speed up the door line or selfie mode to shoot, and the shutter speed is no problem for more than one second.
The white balance is best set manually, use a gray card, and see the instructions for setting the method, so that the color reproduction of the photo is better, and it will not give people the feeling that there is too much difference with the real thing.
In addition, it is better to photoshop the photos appropriately in post-production.
The 18 105 used in the D7000 set is enough Really, a thousand dollars, it should be 1500 now, 16 85, the distortion at the wide-angle end is too large, and this lens is expensive, the half-frame camera has to use a DX lens, in fact, 18 55 is also OK, only more than 600 yuan, the two lenses I said are more practical and cost-effective, if you don't play photography, it's not worth buying too expensive lenses, it's useless.
Shooting furniture indoors? First of all, we have to look at how big the room is 18-55 within 10 square meters is definitely not good, even if you use 16mm, you may not be able to shoot such a large piece of furniture as a cabinet, although you can shoot it with an ultra-wide area like 10-24, but the distortion is too big; Under this condition, it is best to shoot with a 20-24mm prime lens in part and part by part, and then the splicing effect will be more ideal A large room of more than 10 square meters is ideal, and 18-55 can cope with it. >>>More
You should use a wide-angle lens to shoot furniture, and the depth of field should be large, so you don't need to consider a large aperture, and the wide-angle end of the sleeve should be enough to 28mm. Let's think more about lighting indoors.
Take it yourself, and then ask questions if you have questions about the parameters on the diagram. >>>More
18-55 is commonly known as the standard head, and you can shoot almost any object, it is nothing more than the distance of the shot.