Photography Tips | Use Aperture to Emphasize Subjects

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Hi guys
When you * a movie there is one element that never changes: a leading character. The whole movie centers around this leading player and the story is created around this subject. It is no different with a still image, like a photograph. Each photo should have its lead character, called the subject, around which the image is created.
By creating this center of interest you form a visual focal point that anchors the eye of the viewer and holds it there. Everything else is discovered by the eye in relation to this one focal point. How the eye moves into the rest of the image is determined by this point. So in order for you to create a successful image you need to emphasize the subject. This is done in one of several ways, so let’s take a look:

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Aperture can help you illuminate the subject to make it the focus of attention

What is Aperture?

Aperture refers to the opening in a lens through which light passes. The camera will emphasize the subjects by blurring the foreground and background in this mode.

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How to Use Aperture?

Go to Camera>APERTURE, touch the location you want to focus on, drag the slider on the right to adjust focal length, and tap the icon below to adjust f-stop. Tap pHi-guysbrWhen-you-watch-a-movie-there-is-one-element-that-never to take photos.

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Reminders: The smaller the f-number, the larger the aperture, and the blurrier the background will be. Shoot within 2 meters to achieve better effects.

Capture with Fast Focus

Shooting with aperture mode can focus quickly and prevent blurry image caused by camera shake.
Taking the photo below for example, focus on the closest stars to get adequate depth of field for subjects and yield pleasant bokeh in the background, resulting in a layered picture with sharp subjects.

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Reminder: Aperture mode is also great for shooting wine glasses in a fancy restaurant or plush toys at home.

Stunning Low-Light Photography

Aperture can create aesthetic light bokeh pictures using small light sources. Also, it is able to produce shallow depth of field at the close distance, where the subject will appear superbly clear and separated from the background.

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Edit Photos for Better Effects

After shooting, you can edit the photo to your desired aperture effect.
Enter Gallery, open the photo marked with , then tap the icon pHi-guysbrWhen-you-watch-a-movie-there-is-one-element-that-never