【攝影少林寺】Wide Angle 定 Tele 最好用？街拍唔敢埋身？新手必學街拍焦距選擇！📸 ft. 翟Sir、朱Sir

Welcome to "Plastic Photography Live Photography of Shaolin Temple"! In this episode, Joey and Colin Zhai Sir and Chu Sir continue to explore the fascinating world of Street Photography! 📸 Have you bought a camera and don't know how to start? Should I use Wide Angle or Tele for street photography in such a dense environment in Hong Kong? Seeing the screen you want to take, but afraid of embarrassment "arguing" and dare not approach? We’ll share their favorite focal lengths (28mm, 35mm, 50mm) and break down the lens secrets of master photographers William Klein and Andreas Gursky! In the age of Social Media information fatigue, how have mobile telephoto close-ups become a new trend in photography? How do you understand the limitations of the equipment at hand (whether it’s a DSLR, a DSLR or a phone) to get creative? Click here to explore the visual aesthetics of Hong Kong’s streets with us! Leave a comment after watching and tell us what focal length you like to use for street photography! 👇 ⏱️ Chapters: 00:00 Opening: The fun and challenges of street photography in Hong Kong 00:55 How to choose the camera? Contrast between human eye perspective and Wide Angle 02:48 Why does street photography with Wide Angle "fight"? 05:11 Hide Yourself: Advantages of the Fixed Focus Snap Shot compact 07:48 Understanding Equipment Limitations: Inspire unlimited creativity from limitations 10:48 Train Observation: How does a standard lens go the world? 13:04 Practical experience public: How to overcome fear and embarrassment in close-up street photography? 15:26 In search of themes: capturing the characteristics of street Masculine and Feminine 18:25 Under the influence of Social Media: New trends in mobile telephoto (Tele) close-ups 21:49 Abandoning the big view: Discover the story from the simple details of the streets 23:52 Grayscale and emotion: How does black and white photography affect visual tension? 24:59 Conclusion: Comment and share your hobby street photography focal length! 📦Product Highlights: Portable Snap Shot (e.g., 28mm fixed focus): Small, stealthy, perfect for street shots where you don’t want to draw the subject’s attention. Older generation fool machines and HFT Coating: Older cameras, although the color development has a unique flavor (such as Rollei's coating), has a high failure rate, it is recommended that photographers keep a normal mind with the equipment. New generation mobile phone telephoto (such as vivo X100 Pro, etc.): With powerful computational photography and large aperture blur technology, telephoto lens (Tele) has become the mainstream tool for shooting close-ups and prominent subjects on social media. 📸 Shooting experience: Understand the bottom line of equipment: Whether using a DSLR, DSLR, Toy Cam or mobile phone, the key is to be familiar with what the equipment “does and cannot do” and get the most creative out of the limitations. Close-up blind shooting technique: When using ultra-wide angle (such as 21mm) for close-up street photography, if you are worried about the other person noticing, you can use the "pretend to adjust the camera" or "eye-of-sight" technique to resolve the embarrassment. Close-up from traditional to simplified: In an age of information overload, it is not necessary to force all elements to be crammed into the big screen. The use of a telephoto lens to capture local close-ups full of traces of life (such as a long chair, an expression) can further extract a deep sense of story. 🗣️ Conversation Topics Highlights: The aesthetic game of Wide Angle vs Tele: The wide-angle lens brings out a strong sense of environmental substitution and visual impact, while the telephoto lens is able to pull away from the intricate background and focus on the emotional and detailed characterization. Masterclass Visual Inspiration: By discussing William Klein’s ultra-wide impact versus Andreas Gursky’s super-giant supermarket masterpiece, explore how the medium of presentation (physical giant photos vs mobile small screens) changes the aesthetic habits of viewers. Emotional expression in black and white grayscale: Delve into the “grayscale” levels in black and white photographs;low contrast brings a depressing or serene atmosphere, while high contrast creates a strong visual impact. #PhotoScene #Joey and Colin #StreetPhotography #StreetPhotography #Photography Tutorial #WideAngle #Wide Angle Lens #Telephoto Lens #Photography Techniques #Camera Recommendations #Hong Kong Street Photography #Mobile Photography #Photography Beginners If you enjoy our "Plastic Photography Live" please Comment Like and Share our Youtube channel and Facebook Page! 网上商店： https://plasticphoto.hk/    / @plasticphotochannel   IG: PlasticPhoto   / plasticphoto   X. The host's personal page 乔伊：   / joeypongpage     / joeypong   科林：   / pklamfoto     / colinpklam