In the era of digital photography, cameras are important tools for recording life and creativity. Here is a quick guide to getting started:

Basic preparation: Install a fully charged battery and memory card to ensure the camera is functioning properly.

Mode selection:

Photography can be done in either "P" (automatic program) or "AV" (aperture priority) mode; To record a video, you need to switch to video mode.

Beginners are advised to use aperture priority mode to focus on composition and focusing.

Parameter settings:

File format: Choose RAW+JPEG, RAW preserves details for easy post production, JPEG facilitates sharing.

Sensitivity (ISO): Set to 100-400 when there is sufficient light, and can be adjusted to 1600-3200 in low light environments.

Shutter speed: 1/250 to 1/500 second for street photography; Shooting fireworks can take 1/2 to 1/4 second.

Focusing and composition:

Use the free point focus mode to ensure the subject is clear.

Apply the "three-point rule" or "golden ratio" composition to enhance the sense of layering in the picture.

Post processing: Adjust exposure, contrast, and color through software such as Lightroom to improve photo quality.

Additional tips:

Stable shooting using a tripod; Enhance the effect by using natural light (forward light, side light, backlight).

Future trend: AI assisted tools can optimize composition and color.