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Why is the color of other people's photos more bright with the same theme and similar shooting angle?

Is it the equipment?

The equipment may make a little difference, but if you always feel that the color of your photo is not bright enough, it may also cause problems with the following details:

1. The shooting environment of the same object in different environments will be very different. The "environment" here mainly refers to light.

Specifically, including the brightness, angle, color and other aspects of light, to take a simple example, if you have had the experience of shooting outdoors on cloudy and rainy days, you will obviously find that, in comparison, the color performance of sunny weather is better. This is the influence of light.

It is easier to shoot a brightly colored texture on a sunny day. Generally speaking, if the light is bright enough and the hardness is normal, it can well show the color of the object, such as the sunny day around 4 o'clock in the afternoon, it is a good light; if it is filmed in a dark environment, we first consider making up for the light, because the exposure may come back, but the freshness of the color is difficult to make up.

In terms of light angle, shun light is very suitable for the performance of color; side light, side light is also good, but also can show a sense of hierarchy, while backlight is not very suitable to show color, but some transparent, translucent objects will perform better in backlight environment.

Another point is the problem of light color, which is easy to be ignored. during the day, the sun's light is white, which can show a lot of colors, while in the evening, because the light is orange-red, almost all the objects illuminated will be closer to orange-red. there is a difference from the original color. Therefore, when you want to show the color of the object, especially when shooting indoors, you need to pay attention to this problem.

two。 Both overexposure and underexposure may affect color performance, which is also very understandable. Overexposure may make the color too bright, or even become white, while underexposure will make the color insufficient, dark and gray.

Too high brightness will also lead to unclear colors in the complex light environment, this phenomenon is relatively easy to occur, so on the one hand, we should check the photos in time, check the photo histogram in order to make timely adjustments; on the other hand, we should also make reasonable adjustments according to the specific environment, such as changing the shooting angle, changing the photometric mode, and so on.

3. In the later stage, the upper limit of the photo can be improved to a certain extent. In terms of color, curve tools, HSL, tone separation and so on are all powerful tools that can make the color look more bright and changeable, and a moderate and reasonable later stage can make the photo color more expressive.

A few more words here, a few days ago, a friend said that he usually likes to shoot straight out, rarely in the later stage, but I feel that my photos always have the feeling of low saturation and gray, whether this problem can only be solved through the later stage.

This problem may be that the photo format chose raw format, photos in raw format will appear a little gray, the look is not good, this is a normal phenomenon; raw format photos are used to store photo information, for later operation, its straight out effect is not good.

If you don't like the later operation, you can shoot the JPEG format directly to save space and look and feel better.

This article comes from the official account of Wechat: play some Photography (ID:wakexiao), by AGER

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