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If you want to shoot raindrops and rain lines on a rainy day, how do you set the parameters of the camera?
1. Shutter speed
Generally, it is better to use a speed of 1/30 to 1/60 of a second, when the shutter speed is not high, and the movement of the rain can be emphasized.
- 1/20 of a second to get a longer rain strip;
- 1/60 second, you can shoot the rain strip that has not yet landed;
- 1/100th of a second, the rain strip is shorter;
- A shutter speed of more than 1/1000 of a second can achieve a state in which water droplets freeze in the air.
2. Aperture and ISO
In rainy and dim conditions, it is necessary to pay attention to the aperture and ISO settings to obtain the appropriate exposure value when using a high-speed shutter. For example, increase the ISO to 800 or 1600; Or consider using a wider aperture such as F1.4/F2.8, but pay attention to depth of field.
3. Exposure
Shooting rain scenes should follow the principle of "rather owe than over", because after the raindrops and rains are overexposed, the loss of details cannot be done in the later stage, and the shooting in rainy days is often overexposed, so it is necessary to appropriately reduce the exposure compensation to increase the image contrast and facilitate the later stage.
4. Background selection
Prefer a dark background, use the reflection of raindrops in the air, and get a good effect with a dark background, which can show the details of raindrops and rain, and the contrast will also be great.
In addition, two more small lessons to add.
Photograph the raindrops
If you want to shoot rain droplets, you can use a telephoto lens of 200mm or more and a high-speed shutter to shoot with a shutter speed of more than 1/1000 second to get the water droplets frozen in the air. However, in rainy and dim conditions, it is necessary to pay attention to the aperture and ISO settings to get the right exposure value, and increasing the ISO to 800 or 1600 or more and using a wide aperture (e.g., f/1.4, f/2.8) can also increase the shutter speed.
Shoot when it's raining lightly
Photographing a scene under light rain is not visible enough because the raindrops are too small to be visible in the scene, so the rain streaks cannot be shown. However, if you use the drizzle to shoot dark-toned woods or mountains, because there is no sunlight in the scene, the drizzle will be like a fog layer between the dark-colored objects, showing a "far and shallow, near-deep" tone, and it can better express the scene of smoke and rain like rain and fog.
When shooting rain scenes, be careful to distance yourself between the lens and the raindrops. When a raindrop gets too close to the camera, a small drop of rain can obscure the distant scene, or it can fall on the mirror surface and scatter the light, but sometimes there are unexpected special effects.
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