It is indeed more difficult to take a perfect photo of a cat than to reach the sky. It wouldn't be wrong to call it hyperactive, but many parents say that cats don't like to be photographed. So here are the ten cat-patting techniques summarized by the editor, which may be of some help to you.

　1. Coax the cat

Use its favorite things, such as toys or food, to coax and pat it. It’s also a good idea to put the toy he loves directly on top of the camera.

　2. Place it in front of an irresistible trap

The trap mentioned here is a cat trap, which can be an open roll of toilet paper, a half-open window, an empty carton or an open bag of cat snacks. The most important thing is to attract it and distract it. force.

3. Use simple and colorful blankets, backgrounds and toys

A solid color wall can be a good background, and adding a colorful blanket or toys can highlight the main effect you want.

　4. Secret photography

Let it play, and then take a picture of the touching moment. It's also good to stay away and use a telephoto lens to capture photos.

　5. Capture

Below is an interesting picture of a kitten jumping up. One person lures the kitten to leap, the other captures it. It looks into the camera with a natural expression, and the flash will not hurt its eyes.

　6. Seeing the world through cat’s eyes

When you are tired of taking pictures of kittens, you might as well use its vision to see the big world.

　7. Give it a good mood

It will be much easier to play with the kitten for a while and put it in a good mood before taking pictures.

　8. Prepare a special shooting scene for the kitten

Bathtub, add a few more small animals or take it to IKEA.

　9. Create composite images

Try taking a close-up of each part of the kitten's body, such as paws, tail, whiskers, etc., and then piece it together into a complete cat and stick it on the wall.

　10. Let the kitten take the photo

Use a Gorillapod (an octopus tripod) to attach the camera to it, then turn on the camera mode to see where the kitten will go.