Zooming

Zooming closes the field of view that is seen using the camera, and it compresses the background, making the viewer see less of what is behind the subject. Zooming can be overused, if there are many shots zooming in and out, then the viewer will get nauseous. Only zoom in with a shot if you need to.

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