technology: Flash Photography for interior shots
- 10/06/09 08:52 AM
I went to a workshop put on by Scott Hargis and Thomas Grubba earlier this year and learned a lot about flash photography for real estate. Prior to the class, I took some good photos, but I did not use flash at all. I was the “ambient guy” as far as photography goes. At the class, I learned how to use multiple flashes (or strobes) for lighting up various parts of rooms. There are 4 common thoughts to real estate photography and I’ll discuss some of the pros and cons of each of the methods. The first method called “Point and … (5 comments)
technology: Wide Angle lens on Digital Cameras
- 05/14/09 01:25 AM
This is an update to an older post on the same subject. Digital cameras have changed over the 2 years since I last posted on this. But, although digital cameras have changed, one thing has not. We still need wide angle lenses on digital cameras for real estate photography. First we need to discuss how lenses are specified. Lenses are specified in millimeters, but since it is dependent on the size of the sensor, we need a standard in order to compare lenses. The most commonly used one is 35mm equivalent, which means we are converting the mm numbers as if they were on a 35mm … (11 comments)
I went to a workshop put on by Scott Hargis and Thomas Grubba earlier this year and learned a lot about flash photography for real estate. Prior to the class, I took some good photos, but I did not use flash at all. I was the “ambient guy” as far as photography goes. At the class, I learned how to use multiple flashes (or strobes) for lighting up various parts of rooms.
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