The shooting techniques we usually

The shooting techniques we usually refer to refer to the camera's movement methods. According to the different camera movements, they are generally divided into the following shooting techniques:Push and pull the lens. Pushing and pulling the lens is to zoom the size of the image. You can push the lens of an object to observe a specific part, or you can pull the lens to show the whole scene to the audience.Shake the camera. When shaking the lens, the position of the camera is basically fixed, but the angle with the photographic object changes. It swings from one direction to another in the scene. It can be left to right, right to left, top to bottom, or bottom to top.Moving the lens moving the lens is the process of grasping the camera and moving back and forth on a certain shot object. The back and forth shooting of a certain character, object or scenery element in the film is more suitable to be embodied by moving lens. If your object is not a rigid plane, try to use a push lens instead of a push lens. With this lens, you have a more three-dimensional feeling, which can bring the movie artistic effect to your cartoon. .When moving the lens, the angle between the camera and the subject does not change, but the position of the camera is moving, generally parallel to the plane of the subject.Follow the camera. Follow-up lens means that the lens is locked to an object, and when the object moves, the lens also moves. This lens imitates the situation that the camera is placed on the mobile camera car and then pushed along with the movement of the character, making people feel as if they are moving along with the character.