photography: How to Deal with Bright Light in Interior Photos
- 11/28/07 04:33 AM
Yesterday I was forced to take photos of a home during the middle of the day. I always try to make an appointment to take photos in the evening, but sometimes it just doesn't work out. The biggest problem with taking photos in the middle of the day is dealing with direct sunlight. The light comes right though the windows and turns them bright white. If you try a shorter exposure time, you end up with a great view out the window, but an all black room. Here is a technique that you can use to get around the problem of daytime … (60 comments)
Ryan Martin is a REALTOR® at Windermere Real Estate - Bellingham in the Fairhaven Branch providing full time professional real estate services in Whatcom County and Skagit County. Specializing in Anacortes real estate, Anacortes waterfront homes, Bellingham real estate, Bellingham waterfront homes, Birch Bay real estate and Birch Bay waterfront homes.
Yesterday I was forced to take photos of a home during the middle of the day. I always try to make an appointment to take photos in the evening, but sometimes it just doesn't work out. The biggest problem with taking photos in the middle of the day is dealing with direct sunlight. The light comes right though the windows and turns them bright white. If you try a shorter exposure time, you end up with a great view out the window, but an all black room. Here is a technique that you can use to get around the problem of daytime … (60 comments)
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