英文摘要 |
Stroboscopic Photography expands the technical scope of photography in the creation of portrait photography, bringing richer, more vivid, and more expressive portrait photography. The development of this technology provides photographers with the possibility to break through tradition, while enriching the audience's appreciation experience of the art of portrait photography. The technology of stroboscopic photography not only improves the image effect, but also promotes continuous innovation and progress in the field of photography. Stroboscopic photography must capture the movement of characters through the condensation of multiple flashes, forming a composite effect of multiple instantaneous movements and expressions in one image, presenting a richer narrative and dynamic sense. Although stroboscopic photography brings rich expressions in portrait creation, it faces many difficulties. First of all, photographers need to master the flash frequency (Hz) and time. The setting of the frequency value will affect the shooting results. In addition, with high-speed synchronization of cameras and flashes and scene control, only the ideal picture can be captured. This study focuses on the frequency value setting of the stroboscopic technology for portrait photography. Through experimental design, the following results were obtained: In the ''fixed-point mode'', the overlap of 1Hz continuous actions is less obvious, but the protagonist is clear, and the rhythm of the picture is acceptable. , the overall image fluency is insufficient; when it is increased to 2Hz, the overlap of the continuous actions is clear and the protagonist remains clear, the rhythm of the picture is significantly improved, and the overall image fluency is acceptable; when it is increased to 3Hz, the overlap of the continuous actions is clear and the protagonist remains clear Clear, the rhythm of the picture is smoother; when it comes to 4Hz, the overall performance is not good, so fixed-point shooting at 2Hz to 3Hz can better express the rhythm of the picture and maintain the clarity of the characters. In another ''Mobile Mode'', at 1Hz, the overlap of continuous actions is clear and the protagonist is clear, the rhythm of the picture is moderate, and the overall image smoothness is acceptable; when it is increased to 2Hz, the overlap of continuous actions is still clear and the protagonist remains clear, and the picture is smooth. The sense of rhythm is excellent, and the overall image fluency is perfect; when it is increased to 3Hz, the continuous action overlap is too high and it becomes slightly complicated, and the protagonist begins to blur, the rhythm of the picture is smooth, and the overall image fluency is acceptable; when it is increased to 4Hz, the overall performance is not as expected. Therefore, it is recommended to use 1Hz to 2Hz for mobile shooting to better grasp the rhythm of the picture without losing the integrity. |