Beautiful Real Estate Photography demands more than just a point-and-shoot device; it also calls for specialised SLR camera gear, a tripod, and Photoshop expertise.
First, rather than using camera equipment lighting, the interior of the house needs to be lit naturally. To adequately display the intricacies of the house, all of the lights should be on. The use of a tripod is then necessary to avoid camera shake and blurry pictures. Additionally, a tripod can guarantee that the pictures are constantly sharp. The camera must then be switched to Manual mode, and the ISO, shutter speed, and aperture settings must all be adjusted to ensure adequate exposure. As high ISO produces picture noise, it is preferable to keep ISO settings as low as possible. Given that there is a tripod available, it should be fine to set the shutter speed longer to guarantee that more light enters the camera. Since the lowest F stop sends more light to the camera, the aperture can be adjusted at the lowest F stop value. For the best view, the camera should always be placed in the room’s corner.
It’s never a smart idea to use Flash. Flash would significantly lower the overall picture quality. When flash is employed, the interior of the home does not appear naturally lit. Additionally, if it were used, the colour could be considerably wrong, making the image appear very white or very grey. Additionally, there would be general lighting changes in the picture.
The inside photographs need to be edited after being taken. The photographs require some tweaking in a few places. They consist of removing the colour cast, restoring the ideal colour balance and saturation, correcting the contrast and exposure appropriately, among other things. To do that, one will need to understand how to use specific Photoshop capabilities. For instance, adjusting the contrast and exposure with Levels and Curves will help, while removing colour cast with Curves. The yellowish hue in the image may need to be removed because it was caused by the incandescent light bulbs in the house.
After editing, the images must be stored without being compressed too much. The pictures should then be copied to a USB drive or deleted from a DVD. The photographs can unintentionally be compressed if you email them.
