攝影｜拍合照的訣竅
我在這不談用相機拍合照，我們今天聊用手機拍。
用手機拍合照或者拍人像的時候，相信大家嘴裡都會喊：一、二、三～對吧？
問題就在這裡。你會等到說完三的時候按下快門，還是提早按？（應該不會忘記按。。。。吧？）
理由是：
1.可以多拍幾張。
2.在拍攝的時候可以拍到大家情緒最高或者最好的時候。
3.可以讓大家沒有等待的感覺。
4.不會有忘記按快門或按錯位置的問題。
以上是拍攝合照的訣竅，很簡單吧？的確是，因為這些都是拍攝過程的最後階段了，只是單獨拿出來說，當然會覺得很容易、很簡單。
大家沒看到、沒注意到的地方是，攝影師在按下快門前的前置作業，有哪些呢？注意被攝者的穿著，被攝者的儀容，鏡頭焦段範圍能不能涵蓋全部的人，燈光出力、角度有沒有設定好，站姿要不要調整，太多人需不需要調整個人位置，身上、地上、背景有沒有太多雜物，相機水平，相機快門光圈正不正確，相機拍攝時擺放位置有沒有正確，被攝者的情緒、笑容。
以上這些都需要在一分鐘內（甚至更短）做好或者調整好。有人會納悶怎麼沒有看到我有在調整或者他們沒感覺等很久時間，因為我在做這些事情的時候，我會同時跟被攝者說話，當注意力在我的說話內容，你就不會在意等待的時間長短了。
總而言之，只需要記得一件事就可以，數數的時候不要再等倒數完再拍。
I won’t talk about taking photos with a camera here, let’s focus on taking them with a cellphone today.
When taking a group photo or a portrait with a mobile phone, I believe everyone would shout: One, two, three~ right?
The problem lies here. Would you wait until saying ‘three’ to press the shutter, or would you press it early? (You probably wouldn’t forget to press…right?)
I will press the shutter in advance, whether I am using a mobile phone or a camera for shooting.
The reasons are:
1. It allows me to take multiple shots.
2. It helps capture the highest or best moments of everyone’s emotions during the shoot.
3. It prevents everyone from feeling like they have to wait.
4. No issue of forgetting to press the shutter or pressing the wrong position.
The above are the tips for taking group photos, quite simple right? Indeed, they are because these are the final stages of the shooting process. It just appears easy and simple when mentioned separately.
What are the pre-shooting preparations that photographers do before pressing the shutter button, which others may not see or be aware of?
Pay attention to the subject’s attire, appearance, if the camera lens covers everyone, the lighting and angle settings, adjust the posture if needed, adjust individual positions if there are too many people, remove any clutter on the person, ground, or background, ensure the camera is level, and check if the camera shutter and aperture settings are correct,the correct placement of the camera during shooting, as well as the subject’s emotions and smile.
All of the above need to be done or adjusted within one minute (or even shorter).
Someone might wonder why they haven’t seen me adjusting or they didn’t feel it for a long time. The reason is that when I engage in these activities, I simultaneously talk to the person being photographed. By focusing on my conversation, you don’t pay attention to the length of the wait.
In short, just remember one thing – don’t wait for the countdown to finish before clicking.