6 steps to shooting Great Interior Photos
There are six aspects for steps to shooting great interior marketing photos. The steps are:
- Use a camera with a wide-angle lens-- at least 24mm, better down to 15mm
- Use a external flash or at tripod.
- Get a copy of Photoshop Elements and learn how to use it
- Thinking about what you are doing while onsite shooting photos
- Learn how to fix the common interior problems with Photoshop Elements
- Learn how to use Virtual tours
These are actually the chapter titles of the book I'm writing on this subject. The book goes into detail on all of these areas.
3 Comments:
What setup do you use for virtual tours? I have noticed that one company requires a fish eye lense for a Nikon D50, while others claim to get results with the standard nikkor 18-55 that comes with the body. Also, it seems like special tripods and lighting are very much par for the course. I would love to see a blog entry about this.
Thank you.
-Jonathan Pauli
Jonathan,
I use a fisheye lens for shooting my 360 images. The reason is that I can shoot a complete 360 shot with four fisheye images. With an 18mm lens it would take 8 to 10 shots and a panoramic head to cover the same 360 image. I'll do a few posts on virtual tours.
Larry
hi i am a interior designer ( HOBBY ) and planning to buy a digital camera. Have decided to go with any of this two ones : Sony Cybershot DSC H1 or Canon powershot IS S2.. Please suggest me which will be better for this.. mail me at : m.sainath@iflexsolutions.ocm
Post a Comment
<< Home