Take a photo trick! How to make a small toy into a big truck

These photos use a slanted shooting angle, combined with the low-angle shooting method in front, which can be seen to have a different feel from the previous picture. Model: Canon EOS 550D Shutter: 1/60s Aperture: f/3.5 ISO: Sensitivity 400 Focal length 28mm Model: Canon EOS 550D Shutter: 1/80s Aperture: f/4 ISO: Sensitivity 400 Focal length 35mm Model: Canon EOS 550D Shutter :1/80s Aperture: f/4 ISO: Sensitivity 400 Focus 35mm or more Several photos are shot around the cute shape of the toy, and the location can be anywhere.

Do you have your favorite toy? Have you ever thought of translating them into the protagonists in your photo?

In fact, it is very simple, this article will teach you some tips for shooting toys.

Tip 1 Lower your line of sight, parallel to the toy

Regular shooting is not good, we need an exaggerated, impressive photo. Low angles, even ultra low angles, are the angles you can use. You may have questions, isn't it going to shoot on the ground? In fact, Canon's EOS 60D is equipped with a multi-angle flip screen, which is very helpful for your shooting.

Model: Canon EOS 60D Shutter: 1/1600s Aperture: f/3.5 ISO: Sensitivity 800 Focal length 18mm

Model: Canon EOS 60D Shutter: 1/800s Aperture: f/1.8 ISO: Sensitivity 200 Focal length 18mm

Taking this photo, I used a 60D flip screen to shoot close to the ground, using the live view mode, so I got the same height as the car to shoot, the little toy is not like a real toy.