Simply put, camera operation refers to the process of shooting short videos by moving the camera or changing the lens to create different visual effects.
通過(guò)不同的運鏡手法,拍攝出不同的短視頻畫(huà)面效果,也是短視頻拍攝必備的技能。
By using different camera techniques to capture different short video effects, it is also a necessary skill for short video shooting.
Push lens: The camera lens gradually approaches the image, the outer frame of the image gradually shrinks, and the scenery inside the image gradually enlarges, allowing the audience's line of sight to see a certain part from the whole.
拉鏡頭:對著(zhù)人物或景物向后拉遠所攝取的畫(huà)面。
Pull lens: The image taken by pulling back towards a person or scene.
Up and down lens: The image captured by a camera moving up and down in a vertical direction. Similar to a push-pull lens, the speed of raising and lowering the lens can create different dramatic effects.
Head down: Shoot from top to bottom. The perspective is above the object, suitable for representing grand scenes. By combining it with a wide-angle lens, a dramatic effect can be achieved that exaggerates the size of the scene.
仰拍:從下往上拍攝。視角在物體下方??梢允谷宋锔叽笸癸@其形象,有贊美歌頌的意味在里面。
Up shot: Shoot from bottom to top. The perspective is below the object. It can make characters stand tall and highlight their image, with a sense of praise and praise inside.
Flat shot: shooting at an angle parallel to the subject. The same perspective as the human eye, giving people a realistic and natural feeling. Official account: Guoren Maoge
Zoom shooting: By changing the position of the focus, the image can be changed from real to virtual or from virtual to real. Combined with a telephoto lens and a small depth of view, it can achieve good results when shooting still life.
Subjective shooting: Shooting from the perspective of the protagonist, similar to the first person perspective in games. It allows the audience to quickly integrate into the video content, with a strong sense of immersion, a simple and clear expression, and a clear narrative.