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As a content creator, it’s not always easy to find new ideas for formats, to follow trends, to keep capturing your audience, to adapt to each platform. Passion Media has prepared for you an overview of what works best and the trends expected for 2022. Find in this article 10 creative format ideas to launch.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The sought-after blur. Not ideal for bringing home a travel souvenir, but it can be a great idea for other formats. Here, the idea is to intentionally defocus your lens in manual mode and select the largest aperture. This allows you to create abstract and artistic images with what is called in the jargon a bokeh effect. This can be used to convey a state of mind, an atmosphere. Ideally, it is necessary to provide a decor or an environment with colors or characteristic forms, which can then enhance or highlight certain elements. This technique is also perfect for soliciting the imagination of your audience. This can be an opportunity to invite them to guess the backstage of the set, to transcribe what they feel. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
It is possible to create a blur effect other than with the manual mode of your camera. The solution? A spray bottle. Yes, yes, you read that right. Spray a few drops on your lens (without pouring gallons of it). Your camera will then naturally focus on what’s closest, in the lens, and create a bokeh effect. We tested the technique and it does not damage the camera. On the other hand, the rendering is very professional. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
This is the famous photo in the Atacama desert in Chile, or with the tower of Pisa in Italy. In this case, the idea is to create a forced perspective. This allows you to create original, amusing and offbeat content. For the set up, the easiest way is to have two very distinct shots: one very close to the camera, the other on a more distant line. For a better effect, choose a large space. It is a format that does not fit well in an apartment for example. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
This format is mainly done at night or in a dark environment. It consists in setting your camera on ISO mode and selecting a slow shutter speed (about 30 seconds). For a quality rendering, you must put your camera on a tripod to avoid any movement. Your camera will then be able to capture the light over a relatively long period and bring it out. It is a format generally very design, particularly appreciated for cars, roads, cities. It is also called light painting. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The technique may seem surprising: it’s about “throwing your camera”. More precisely, the idea here is to take pictures while your camera is voluntarily moving (more or less abruptly or organized). The objective? To obtain an unpredictable, surprising, abstract result. The result is usually almost impossible to reproduce but it has the advantage of giving completely unique photos. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
It is also possible to turn some everyday objects into a macro lens. To do this, turn your camera around and capture the desired visual through the lens. It is of course more practical to have a lens adapted, but this solution can help. It is also possible to complete the installation with an inverted lens mount and a tripod. Be careful, this technique only works with cameras that allow you to trigger the shutter without fixing the lens. <\/p>\n\n\n\n