Interior photography interview and how-to.

1. Set the ISO to 400 – this gives you much greater latitude with the strobes.
2. Set the aperture to f/6.3 as a good starting point. With wide-angle lenses, DOF is not really a problem.

1. Adjust the shutter speed to expose for the windows. Generally, for a “blown-out” window effect, 1/80th or slower will work. To bring in a view completely, dial up to your camera’s maximum sync speed (usually 1/250th) and only then start stopping down the aperture. Once the windows are exposed properly…..

Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes.

Live-chat Interview with Scott Hargis about architecture photography.

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