Lens flare occurs beautiful when direct rays of sunlight hit the camera lens and make your pics more beautiful and shining with updated category. The light is reflected inside the lens, resulting in interesting rays, streaks, and circles. While lens flare used to be considered a mistake, many photographers now use it on purpose to add dimension to an image.
What is lens flare?
From a technical point of view, lens flare (or light flare) is a reflection of stray light on your camera lens, causing streaks of sunlight along with a decrease in the contrast and saturation in your photo.
From an artistic point of view, lens flare is a special photography effect that adds drama and individuality to your photos. Light flare is technically an error, but it can be a beautiful one and can add an ethereal, dreamlike effect to your photos. Once you understand how it works, you’ll see why professional photographers use lens flare on a regular basis.
Artistic lens flare is a good technique to spice up your photography. Start creating dreamy pictures with this ultimate beginner’s guide.
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