In shooting various types of conference activities, experienced photographers are not only good at shooting skills, but also good at observation. Like hunters, they can also complete shooting tasks excellently in ordinary conference activities and accurately capture the best moments, especially if they do so.
First, for the shooting of the conference event, communicate in advance to understand the purpose and needs of the shooting of this conference event, be clear about it, and be familiar with the important leaders and processes that customers want to shoot.
Second point: Be good at seizing every fleeting opportunity and shoot a good leader
1. No matter what the meeting is, you shoot a lot of movies, but the leader doesn't do it well, so you are waiting to be scolded.
Fine photographing leaders is the secret to success. The leaders in the first row must try to take at least one close-up photo for everyone. When composing, try to take the angle to the front and try to be fuller. After taking one or two photos, check the photos immediately to make sure the expression is available.
2. The leader’s expression on the stage is captured: there should be a shooting method that combines panoramic, medium-scene , and close-ups.
The third point: be good at capturing the expressions of the audience under the stage, so that the stage and the stage are echoing each other
In the shooting of conference activities, in addition to many important links, the scenes of the audience's interaction are also very important, such as the audience listening carefully, taking notes carefully, or applauding, reflecting the warmth of the event atmosphere, and the stage and the stage are echoing each other, and the explanation must be clear.
At the same time, experienced photographers are also good at creating surprises. They will capture some creative shots that you unexpectedly make the entire conference and event photos exciting.
It is the end of the year, and the shooting of annual meetings of various enterprises and units will be put on the agenda. As a photographer in the unit’s publicity department, are you ready?
