跳躍的照片怎麼拍?
用iPhone和單反分別怎麼操作，謝謝～
餓。。。。按快門？說正經得。初學者的話，拍夕陽剪影的跳躍會比較方便吧。快門速度稍微高一點。1/1000秒之類的。。。
謝邀.
總的說來快門一定要快，光線要好
對於單反來說，步驟如下：1.設置好對焦點，如果快門過慢會拍糊2.由於單反快門為兩段式設計，你需要先按下快門待人跳起後再按下去對於iphone，比較傻瓜，你只要快門按快點就行了.
拍跳躍的照片一定要找光線充足的地方拍，否則會拍糊.要在很亮的地方照
作者：蜜茶攝影
鏈接：如何拍跳躍照？來源：微信公眾號
拍跳躍照其實就是開啟高速快門和連拍這個是最基礎的條件。只有這個條件滿足了才能拍跳躍照。
剩下的就就是一些技巧性的東西，能迅速提高跳躍照效果的。
第一部分：拍跳躍照的時候應該注意哪些問題
即使按照上面步驟調好參數，新手在拍跳躍照的時候還是會遇到各種問題，蜜茶簡單梳理了一下，主要是以下三點：
1、拍出來人不顯高。
2、胳膊擋臉，頭髮擋臉，漏肚子。
3、容易拍成「截肢」。
下面蜜茶就逐一告訴你如何解決這些問題。
1、拍出來人不顯高的問題
有時候拍跳躍照，明明奮力的往上跳了，結果卻拍成圖15的樣子了：
這個問題主要出在拍攝角度上，如果想讓人顯得高，拍攝者一定要採用低角度仰拍的方法：
同一個人跳躍，蜜茶的兩個小夥伴一個從正常角度拍，一個直接趴在草坪拍如圖16，效果截然不同，對比效果如圖17-18。
解決辦法：拍攝的角度越低，跳躍者顯得越高
當然，從高處往下跳，比如藉助台階，拍出的跳躍照顯得更高。
2、胳膊擋臉，頭髮擋臉，露肚子的問題
很多新手拍跳躍照，總會出現各種尷尬的問題，比如下面這種圖19-圖21：
怎麼樣？是不是似曾相識？
①擋住臉就不那麼美觀了，那怎麼辦呢？
解決辦法：用順拐的姿勢來跳。
②有時候頭髮也會擋臉的，這個問題解決起來就簡單多了。
解決辦法：把頭髮紮起來！！
③衣服比較寬鬆的話，跳起來很有可能會露肚子，也會影響美觀。
解決辦法：換修身的衣服或者是把衣服後面往褲子裡面塞一塞。
3、容易拍成「截肢」的問題
這個問題是大家經常遇到的，拍出來的照片四肢不全，其實主要是因為角度造成的。
解決辦法：跳躍的時候最好是側對著拍攝者來跳。
這部分的內容就給大家說完了，主要是想給大家先解決一下跳躍照常遇到的問題，到這裡，蜜茶相信你已經能拍出中規中矩的跳躍照了，如圖30。
如果這種跳躍照你還是不滿意，你想要效果更好的，發到朋友圈，看起來更有逼格的照片，那建議你繼續往下看：
第三部分：如何讓你的跳躍照更有創意
蜜茶覺得很多人的跳躍照千篇一律，主要是不知道怎麼跳拍出的照片才有意思，下面蜜茶就跟你分享五種創意：
1、拍懸浮照
2、拍追趕照
3、拍功夫照
4、拍多方向跳躍照
5、拍爆炸照
相信您看完這五種創意，一定能拍出更有逼格的跳躍照。
1、拍懸浮照
藉助雨傘，就可以拍出圖31這種懸浮的跳躍照，是不是很有感覺？
這種懸浮照拍起來很簡單，跳躍者提前擺好姿勢，輕輕一跳，拍攝者抓拍就可以，拍攝場景如圖32。
2、拍追趕照
如果是兩個小夥伴一起跳的話 可以拍下面這種追趕照，如圖35。
拍攝者在兩人起跳瞬間抓拍如圖36，拍的時候需要注意兩點：
①兩人都要做出奔跑的姿勢
②追趕者表情要到位。
3、拍多方向跳躍照
多人一起拍跳躍照的時候，可以各自擺姿勢同時往不同的方向跳，你就可以像蜜茶一樣，拍圖39這樣好玩的跳躍照，拍攝場景如圖40。
4、拍「功夫」照
如果人比較多，可以拍這種功夫照。看上去很炫酷，其實只是擺了個假動作，就可以拍到圖43效果。
多人跳躍需要注意的就是動作一定要齊，可以喊3 2 1，大家一起起跳，同時要注意「假動作」一定要做到位，拍攝場景如圖44。
5、拍爆炸照
如果想要衝擊感更強的，還可以像蜜茶一樣拍圖47這種「爆炸照」 。
拍爆炸照和拍功夫照的注意事項基本一致，一定要保證同時起跳，在眾人起跳瞬間拍攝者按下快門，高速連拍，拍攝場景如圖48。
反正只要你敢玩，就可以輕鬆的拍出這種極具創意的跳躍照，像蜜茶的小夥伴就樂此不疲，又拍出很多如圖51-圖54，如果小夥伴們喜歡的話 可以模仿一下。
先放圖吧
直接按連拍不就完了??可能我不是專業的
我的經驗是：
m3手機，按快門的時間=完全跳起來的瞬間。
分享一個帖子給你，基本上滿足你的需要了
Using your iPhone to take photos of moving subjects is great fun, but it can also be difficult to get good shots. Whenever you』re shooting a scene containing motion, it』s important to capture a sense of that movement in order to tell your story. However, moving subjects can be unpredictable, and the shutter speed of your camera determines whether that movement is frozen or blurred. In this tutorial you』ll discover eight useful tips and techniques for taking amazing iPhone photos of moving subjects.
What Makes A Good Moving Subject?Before we start looking at how to capture great motion photos, let』s talk about what makes a good moving subject for your iPhone photos. There are many different subjects you could use to practice your motion photography.
People are the obvious option. They don』t move too fast and you can ask them to try out different poses and movements. Unless you』re photographing strangers, you can ask the person to repeat the movement if necessary, giving you plenty of chances to get the perfect shot.
Think about the different ways in which you can capture people moving, such as walking, running, cycling, jumping, dancing, sledding, skateboarding, swimming, etc.
Animals are another good choice, although you don』t have as much control over how they move, so it can be a bit more tricky to get the perfect shot first time.
Birds in flight make wonderfully mesmerizing photos, but you could also photograph your pets if you have any. Try capturing a dog in mid-air as it jumps up to catch a ball, or a horse galloping around a field.
Other good subjects are moving vehicles, such as cars, motorcycles, trains and airplanes. Flowing or splashing water also makes for interesting motion shots. Try shooting a waterfall, a flowing river, waves crashing onto the beach, or a splash in a puddle or lake.
On a windy day you』ll find plenty of objects being blown about in the breeze. Try capturing the movement of trees or long grass swaying in the wind, fallen leaves being blown around, or a person』s hair or clothing being blown in different directions.
The aim of motion photography is to ensure that your image captures the movement at the perfect moment. This allows you to tell a story and convey a sense of motion to the viewer.
Now let』s take a look at some of the issues that you need to consider when photographing movement, and how to get the creative results you envisioned.
1. Understand How Motion Is Frozen Or BlurredWhen shooting moving subjects with your iPhone, you』ll end up with one of two results in your photo: the movement of the subject will either be frozen or blurred.
If the motion of the subject is frozen, that subject will appear crisp and sharp showing their precise movement at a certain point in time.
For instance, when the movement is frozen by the camera, a person will appear in a clear pose in mid-air during a jump, or the individual water droplets of a splash will be clearly captured.
If the motion of the subject is blurred, the photo will look very different. The background and any stationary objects will be sharp, but any movement will appear either slightly blurred or as a faint blurry streak of color across the image.
Normally you wouldn』t want your subject to appear blurred, but motion blur is a great way of conveying a sense of movement, fluidity and speed to the viewer. If the motion of water flowing down a waterfall is blurred, it will appear with a soft veiled effect as the movement of the water is captured over a period of time.
A speeding train that just appears as colored streaks across your image will create a sense of speed in the photo. In certain situations motion blur can create a more interesting and dynamic image than if the movement had been frozen.
So what determines whether the movement of your subject appears frozen or blurred? The first factor is how fast the subject is moving. The faster the movement, the more likely it is that the subject will appear blurred. So a train speeding past is likely to appear more blurred that a person walking or running.
The second factor is the shutter speed that the camera uses when taking the photo. Shutter speed is the amount of time that the shutter is open when your camera takes a photo. The faster the shutter speed, the more likely the movement will appear frozen. The slower the shutter speed, the more likely the movement will appear blurred.
The amount of light in the scene determines your iPhone』s shutter speed, and therefore how sharp or blurred the moving subject will appear. The brighter the light, the faster the shutter speed will be, and the more likely any movement in the scene will be frozen.
2. Freeze The Movement Of Your SubjectIf you want to freeze the movement of your subject so that they appear crisp and sharp, you need to ensure that your camera uses a fast shutter speed.
Remember, the brighter the light in the scene, the faster the shutter speed will be. Therefore, if you want to freeze the movement of your subject, you need to ensure there』s enough light in the scene so that your iPhone can use a fast shutter speed.
Generally, it』s best to take photos of moving subjects during the day if you want to freeze their movement. Bright sun works well, but you may encounter problems with harsh shadows on faces if the sun is high in the sky.
Often the best time to take photos is during golden hour when the sun is lower in the sky or when the skies are overcast but still quite bright.
That said, it is possible to freeze movement at night with the right kind of lighting – you just need to ensure your light source is bright enough. Keep in mind that the brighter the light, the better the camera will freeze the movement of your subject and keep it crisp.
However, you also need to take into account how fast your subject is moving. The faster the movement, the more difficult it will be to freeze the motion, even in bright light.
3. Capture Motion BlurIf you want to blur the motion of your subject, you need to ensure that your camera uses a slower shutter speed. Remember, the darker the scene, the slower the shutter speed will be.
Therefore, if you want to blur the movement of your subject, you need to ensure that you』re shooting in fairly low light situations so that your iPhone can use a slow shutter speed. Try shooting indoors, in shaded areas such as a forest, at night, or any other situation where there isn』t that much light in the scene.
In this photo my daughter appears blurred as she』s moving quickly across the scene. Because I was shooting indoors in relatively low light, the camera used a slower shutter speed which enabled me to capture the motion blur of the movement.
When shooting in low light with slower shutters speeds, make sure you keep the camera very still. If you move the camera during the exposure, the entire picture will be blurred because of camera shake. This won』t look good as it will just look like a bad blurry photo. You need the background to be sharp to emphasize the motion blur of the moving subject.
If you』re struggling with camera shake, you may want to set your iPhone on a tripod and use your Apple earbuds as a remote shutter button. This will ensure that the background stays crisp while capturing the movement from your subject.
Shooting in low light is more difficult than shooting in bright light so it might take more time to get the shot just right. If your subject appears too blurry, try introducing more light, e.g. turn a light on, shine a flashlight or car headlights on your subject, etc.
Remember, the faster the subject is moving, the easier it will be to capture motion blur, even in good light. This photo of a train shows that it was traveling at speed because it appears as colored streaks across the image. The closer the moving subject is to the camera, the more motion blur you will see.
4. Use A Slow Shutter App To Create Motion BlurIf you want to capture photos that show even more movement, especially if you』re shooting in good light, you can use a slow shutter app to create long exposure photos. Apps such as Slow Shutter Cam allow you to simulate the effect that you would get if you used a slow shutter speed on a DSLR camera.
Slow shutter apps are great for creating beautiful silky water effects on waterfalls, flowing rivers or waves. The water in this small creek became more visibly flowing by using the Slow Shutter Cam app.
Because the picture is being taken over several seconds, it』s vital that you keep the camera absolutely still. For best results, use a tripod and remote shutter release to avoid blurring the whole photo.
Notice how sharp the rocks and trees are in the photo above – if the camera had moved during the exposure, these details would be blurred due to camera shake. Avoid taking this kind of photo during windy conditions because anything moving in the wind, such as the trees and leaves, will appear blurred.
During evening hours you can use slow shutter speeds to create light trails that show movement. For example, car tail lights trailing into the distance or a person making swirling movements with a flashlight or sparkler.
This photo was taken in my yard using a slow shutter app to capture the light trails of fireflies. I mounted my iPhone on a tripod and used the earbuds as a remote shutter button.
5. Shoot A Series Of Photos With Burst ModeWhen capturing movement it』s best to use the burst mode feature in the native camera app. Just hold down the shutter release button on the screen or use the volume buttons on the side of the iPhone to capture a series of shots. You can then choose the best shot from the sequence.
It was a windy day when I was photographing this blossom tree and many of the shots appeared blurred because the branches were blowing around in the breeze. Using burst mode allowed me to take several photos in quick succession and then select the best one from the series.
You could also take a series of shots and then combine them into a collage using apps such as Diptic or Layout. This works really well for jumping shots to show a sequence of movement.
Have your subject count off so that you know when to touch and hold the shutter for a burst of photos. When I photograph my daughter jumping or performing a dance move, I usually have her do the same movement a few times.
She will count 「5, 6, 7, 8, jump」 and I try to time it by touching my finger on the shutter button just before 「jump.」 This allows me to capture the whole movement in a sequence of shots.
I then usually select one where she』s in mid-flight on the way up. It makes her look like she』s floating and her dance costume is smooth and unruffled.
To create the illusion of the wind and a flying umbrella, I had my daughter count off when taking the photo below.
As she threw the umbrella, I was able to take a series of shots using burst mode. I ended up with several images where the umbrella was in different positions, and I could then choose the best photo from the sequence.
6. Capture Movement In SilhouettesCapturing movement in silhouettes is one of my favorite techniques and they』re actually very easy to create. A silhouette is when the subject appears as a dark shape against a brighter background. Silhouette photos are visually stunning and will instantly catch the viewer』s eye.
Silhouettes are best taken when the sun is lower in the sky. People jumping are usually the best subject for this kind of photo as it separates the person from the ground.
Make sure that the light source (sun or bright sky) is behind your subject, then tap the brightest part of the scene in your viewfinder to expose for that area. The subject should now appear dark, but you can make the scene even darker if necessary by swiping down on the screen to reduce exposure.
Capture a series of silhouette movement shots using burst mode, then select the best one from the sequence. In low light situations, keep in mind that you need to hold the camera very still to avoid camera shake.
As well as jumping shots, you could have your subject perform other movements, such as shaking their head so that their hair swishes around, or throwing leaves into the air as shown in the photo above.
7. Use The Wind To Show MovementAnother way to capture motion is during a windy day. Even when the light is at its best and your camera is using a fast shutter speed, the wind can cause clothes or hair to blur.
Sometimes this may not be want you want, but often it can actually enhance a portrait shot. It creates a feeling of movement and shows that the subject is at one with nature.
On a windy day, you can also look out for trees or grass blowing in the breeze. Use these elements to convey a sense of movement in your photos. If the light is bright and the movement is being frozen, use the Slow Shutter Cam app to blur the movement.
Another classic shot is to capture the seeds being blown off a dandelion clock and swept away by the breeze. Swirling clouds in the background can also convey a sense of movement and drama.
8. Leave Active SpaceWhen photographing moving subjects, it』s generally best to leave more space in front of the subject than behind them. This gives the viewer the feeling that the subject has enough space to move into, and their eye can follow the direction of the anticipated movement. We call this 「active space.」
When photographing a subject that』s moving across the scene from left to right, position them nearer the left side of the frame with more space in front of them than behind. Likewise, if they』re moving from right to the left, position them nearer the right side of the frame.
If you position the subject on the other side of the frame they』ll look like they』re about to walk out of the picture. Of course you can intentionally break this rule for creative effect, to convey a feeling of speed or to create tension in the image.
I like this shot of a flying robin where it has more space behind than in front. It creates a sense of speed, showing how fast the bird is traveling though the frame.
Rules are made to be broken! But you should learn the rules first, so that you can break them with intention for creative or dramatic effect.
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IPHONE ：手機相機拍照通常不能手動設置快門等曝光參數，所以手機是根據環境光照自動匹配出曝光組合數據，而拍攝跳躍這些屬於「瞬間」動作的照片，需要一個比較高的快門速度，一般1/320的快門是能夠拍清楚跳水的最低快門。所以，如果想用手機來拍攝跳躍，為了防止運動虛化，就需要一個高的快門值，我們只能改變環境光照度，在室外儘可能亮的地方，手機會自動匹配一個較高的快門，即可拍攝。拍攝時注意調度和提前量哦。
單反：單反相對容易，因為可以手動設置快門，假設在晴天室外無陰影的條件下，控制光圈在中間檔，比如F6.1 、 F5.6 等視鏡頭而定，都是一個比較合適的數值（其實具體還是要看現場測光去匹配，跳躍一般是全景，不建議大光圈），ISO一般100足以，此刻的設定下，快門基本可以達到1/320以上，具體看相機測光。剩下的就是調度和按快門的時機啦。手機，錄像，然後截一幀；
單反，開高速連拍。
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【1.跳的姿勢】
-不要害羞啦，一定要放開，動作做舒展了才大氣好看。尤其拍剪影，動作幅度必須很大才看得清身體輪廓，不然就是一坨黑影子。不用擔心會不會太誇張，你以為身體拉伸到極限了，其實拍出來也就那樣～只怕不伸展～-多跳，選取滿意的，自己琢磨哪裡姿勢擺得不好看，跳到滿意為止。特別是女生的披肩發很難控制，迎風，多跳，不行就束個丸子頭。-pose搜一些好看的作參考。常見的比如跨欄、C-shape做開了都很好看，一些盤腿跳起雙手合十的、懸浮效果的、大字型也都很有趣味。 @帆宇有個「男生拍照時有哪些不錯的姿勢」回答po了他蠻多圖，我還挺喜歡的【2.攝影技巧】
-無論器材，都要低機位和足夠的光線-無論器材，都要連拍，方便選取最有動感的關鍵瞬間-單反：用腳架或者他人手持穩定。高速快門。不宜用淺景深，不容易合焦。有廣角鏡頭甚至魚眼的就更好啦，拍起來衝擊力會更強。-手機：手持穩定就好【3.其它】-合照要求就更高啦。除了以上提到的，還要注意每個人的位置（有沒有彼此遮擋）和跳起來的時間（A跳起來了B腳還沒離地）。多拍多調整。-所在小鎮春寒料峭的日子剛過去，一下午的陽光洋洋洒洒，超開心，拉著朋友們在草坪上撒歡
直接設置連拍，把整個動作拍下來，然後刪掉不喜歡的就OK了
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