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Advice/Tips on shooting real estate indoor?

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12-07-2010, 04:06 PM

Do it yourself? The photos?

Back on topic: Pick up a few high end interior design/decorating magazines to see what interiors should look like. Practice.
Then practice more. Shoot your interiors.

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Remember to consider the color temperature of all the lights the camera will see. Tungsten bulbs, Daylight, Flash, CFL's... each will affect the exposure/mood of the image.

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12-20-2010, 11:06 AM

It can be tricky if you find yourself mixing tungsten with fluorescent with window light, so keep that in mind as well. I'm in the same boat - supposed to be shooting some real estate soon for a realtor I met recently. I guess it's time to practice in my own house. Why don't you start there?

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