How To Shoot Interior Photography

A 1 point perspective is shooting so the sensor plane is parallel to a wall.

How to shoot interior photography. A 2 point perspective is where you re shooting into a corner. Wider than that and you risk perspective distortion. Taking the shot of the room doesn t mean the end of your work.

F 4 or less for indoor portraiture. I shoot with a nikon d810 and tamron 15 30mm lens generally left on 15mm. You have to enhance the photos open them in lightroom or photoshop and decide what should be done to create an incredible photo.

Interior photography is one of a number of specialist types of assignment that blanc creative and we ve been out again this month photographing the latest in luxurious norfolk wedding venues fishley hall. If hand holding i will boost it up to 800 or even 1000. It shows the side wall leading into the back wall and helps set a scene.

The key to getting the best shots is to take interior photography around dusk ideally that way there is a nice balance and blue sky which you can get from lowering you shutter speed but maintaining detail by increasing your f stops. If n a tripod i will go much lower. 100 if i am on a tripod.

In tight spaces e g galley kitchens i find myself leaning way backwards in order to shoot a tight wall something i couldn t do with my tripod. Generally speaking lenses ranging from 16mm to 24mm will give you an optimal wide shot of the interior. For a full view effect with a fun twist you can also use a wide angle lens.

F 11 for real estate interior design photography. I shoot on average six or more real estate listings shoots a week and have long ago stopped using my tripod. If the lines in your interior photo are slightly off kilter for instance the corner of the room is at a slight angle this will disrupt the balance of your photo and distract viewers from the composition.