If you are using a consumer grade camera, when taking portraits, slightly lower the focus (i.e. zoom in) and adjust it accordingly. This can also increase the background blurring.

Use the flash well. If you are taking photos with backlight, you need to use a reflector. If not, you need to use a flash. When using a flash, it is best to add a soft light mask to the light, so that the light hitting the face is not too hard and there is no high light. Excessive lighting is very good, It's very similar to natural light. If it's a consumer grade camera, use a piece of white paper or gauze to stand in front of the flashing light, about 0 At 5cm, there is also an astigmatic effect

The beautification of portrait photography techniques and the key to character posture are crucial when taking full or half body photos of a person. The pose and shape of the subject are crucial. To make the subject's posture beautiful, it is necessary to master the following tips:

1. Avoid aligning the head and body in a straight line. If the two are in a straight line, there is inevitably a sense of rigidity. Therefore, when the body is facing towards the camera, the head should be slightly turned left or right, and the photo will appear elegant and vivid; Similarly, when the subject's eyes are facing the lens, turning their body to a certain angle can make the picture appear lively and dynamic, and can increase the sense of three-dimensional effect.

2. Arms and legs should not be parallel. Regardless of whether the subject is in a sitting or standing position, do not let their arms or legs be parallel, as this can give a stiff and mechanical feeling. The appropriate approach can be to form a certain angle by consistently playing one or both. In this way, it can create both dynamic and varied postures