遠くから映りたいって英語でなんて言うの？

ーCan you please stand back a bit when you take my picture? 「もう少し後ろに下がって写真を撮ってもらえますか？」 後ろに下がってください、とお願いすることで必然と遠くから写ることになるので、このように言えますね。 take one's picture「〜の写真を撮る」 ーCan you please take my picture from a distance? 「遠くから私の写真を撮ってもらえますか？」 from a distance で「遠くから」という意味です。 ご参考まで！

An expression that can mean far away is "significant space between." Significant means a large amount of something. This expression, "taken from a distance" means that the picture will be captured by the camera from a far location.

If you ask someone to take a photo from a distance, you are asking for it to be taken from somewhere far away and not close to the person being photographed. If you say "some distance", you mean that there is quite a lot of distance between you and the person photographing you.

Pictures that are close up can show everything. Sometimes taking pictures from a distance can hide flaws and show complete outfits. Also, let the person know that you would like the picture better if it was taken from a distance.

When having someone take a photo of you, you're absolutely right that it's very important to get a good angle! If you prefer a photo taken from a distance these are some good phrases: - Would you mind taking the photo from far away? This is probably the simplest way to ask the question. It is also polite to use a phrase such as "would you mind?". - Could you please take the photo not too close? If the photo doesn't need to be taken from far away, you just don't want it to be taken up close, you can say this.

When you use the words "long range photo" this refers to a photo from a long distance. If you want a photo from up close you can say: could you take a close up photo of me please? Long range photos of people are good at showing the surroundings that the person/people are in.

It can be seen as customary to say to take the photo from shoulders up or waist up. If you want it from head to toe. I would ask if my whole outfit was in the picture. Normally people will not want to back up with your camera. They will stay close to be respectful.

Asking this will result in more of the background showing in the photo and the photo not being just focused on yourself. It will also result in having not only your face showing but your outfit as well. :) All the best.

I hope that one of these two questions can help you get the photo that you want. Could you take a photo of me, but far away? Sure, how far do you want me to go? Just a bit further, that would be great. Try one out, see how it goes, and find the one that fits you. I hope that helps. Have a great day. Will

-Please move back to take the photo. This may seem rude, but it is a respectful way to ask someone to move backwards. -Can you move back a bit to take the photo? It will be a better angle. This is very respectful because you give the person a demand in a question form.

You would like to have a photo taken but not a close-up. In that case you can either ask the photographer to step back, move back or go right back from their current position - as indicated above.

"from a distance," can be used to describe that you want the photo taken from further away than a profile photo. "to back up," refers to the idea of taking more steps backwards, which in this case would make the photo from a distance. The third example sentences shows you an imperative form to state this rather than a question with, "make sure."

You can use any of the above two words to tell someone to take a picture of you from far away. Example; - Can you please take a picture of me from a distance? - Can you please take a full length picture of me?