Three Methods to Avoid Bad Background (1)

For the extrusive background which hampers the main part and can’t avoid, we only can to decrease the effects to the people’s visual. So what are the three methods to solve this problem?

Strengthen the good background

Any background which is helpful to express the main part should be strengthened. Except giving the important role to this good background in composition, we also can use big depth-of-field to make clearer background to directly become an important part in the composition. However, when we meet these situations, such as too muss background, unnecessary subjects, not perfect color of background, etc. we need to decrease the effects of background so as not to make it too extrusive and harsh.

1.     Aperture: F8; Exposure time: 1/1000s; ISO: 200; Focal distance: 200mm. Take photos with telephoto lens so that the far and near signs do not have big differences and the space and distance are not too obvious.

2.     Aperture: F4.5; Exposure time: 1/2000s; ISO: 800; Focal distance: 200mm. The LOGO is very important in news images, so keep back clearly with the small aperture.

3.     Aperture: F4; Exposure time: 1/200s; ISO: 800; Focal distance: 24mm. Although the signs stand in the primary location, the main part in the foreground has lost because of the muss colors and lines in the background.

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