Fisheye Lens Photography Composition Skills

² Take advantage of close-ups: Fisheye lenses are great for close-ups because they capture a wide field of view, and 360-degree VR panoramic camera lenses can have everything you want. Shooting close to the subject makes the subject stand out and creates a sense of depth in the frame.

² Look for curves: One of the hallmarks of a fisheye lens is its curvilinear effect. Look for elements with curved and curved shapes such as roads, rivers, bridges and buildings that create interesting twists and curves under a fisheye lens. Customizing the lens you need can achieve the degree of curve bending you want.

² Utilize symmetry: A fisheye lens can enhance symmetry by finding subjects with symmetrical shapes, such as buildings, bridges, flowers, etc., and placing them in the center of the lens to create a striking symmetrical composition.

² Utilize center point perspective: Placing the subject in the center of the frame highlights the center point perspective effect of the fisheye lens. By placing the subject in the center, elements in the background can be diffused around to create a dazzling effect.

² Multi-angle shooting: The fisheye lens is great for trying out various angles and shooting positions, and the M12 mount can achieve camera stability. Try shooting different angles of the subject, such as looking from bottom to top, from above, or squinting for a unique perspective effect.

² Control the light: Fisheye lenses easily capture changes and reflections in the surrounding light. Pay attention to the direction and intensity of the light when shooting, avoid overexposure or darkness, and use the difference in light to enhance the picture effect.

² Emphasize close-up and long-range views: The wide-angle field of view of the fisheye lens allows both close-up and long-range views to be presented in the picture at the same time. Try to place close-up objects in the foreground, and use long-range elements to enhance the depth of field effect, creating a rich sense of hierarchy.