The subject does not move, and then the lens is pushed forward at a uniform speed, and the viewing range changes from large to small. In addition, according to different plot needs, it can be divided into fast push, hard push and slow push. Of course, this is different from moving by zooming the lens.

2. Pull (pull the lens back)

Same as above, zoom in and out at a constant speed, and the field of vision changes from small to large (for example, close-up becomes panoramic), which is also divided into slow pull, fast pull and fierce pull.

3. Shake (rotate the lens)

The camera is fixed, and then the camera is fixed on the central axis. Rotate the lens at a uniform speed to photograph the surrounding environment.

4. Moving (mobile shooting)

Put the camera on the slide rail or stabilizer and shoot the object "horizontally" while moving.

The direction can be freely controlled (keep a straight line).

5. Follow (follow-up shooting)

In short, it is tracking shooting. Unlike "moving", the direction in which the camera moves is irregular, but you should always keep the characters in the picture.

6. Up (up lens)

A lens that is evenly upward.

7. Down (down lens)

Shoot down at a constant speed.

8, prone (God's perspective)

Generally shoot down, and the height is set according to the plot.

Small scenes, such as food

Large-scale scene (landscape)

9. Yang (upward)

Similarly, shoot.

10, empty (landscape picture)

There are no empty shots of characters and themes, and the scenery is usually taken with music or creativity.

1 1, jilt (better when editing)

Mainly used for the transition of the picture, it is more natural, leaving no trace, and sometimes there is a feeling of special effects.

14, first and third perspectives

The first perspective is based on the change of the protagonist's perspective and direction.

The third angle of view is generally to shoot behind the hero, leaving the whole body or part.

15, zoom shooting

Different from "moving", the camera position remains unchanged. By rotating the focal length of the lens, the distant subject is more clear, or it shows the process from clear to blurred. Or if your lens is good enough, you can move the position by zooming to take a close-up or panoramic view.