Real Estate Kitchen Interior Photo

People sell the most expensive things in their lives — their house — typically with very unflattering photos. In this video, I photograph my own kitchen in a style that I think would help sell the house.

See the resulting photo on Flickr here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/forrest-tanaka/4827279601/

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• photography
• real
• estate
• house
• kitchen
• canon
• dslr
• radio
• popper
• alien
• bees

[lozagon]

Do you preffer to shoot real estate without a flash, except for the umbrella flash?

[ForrestTanaka]

@lozagon I would never use the pop-up flash (one of my cameras doesn't even have one, anyway), but I'd have no issues using an on-camera external flash bounced off a wall if that worked for a particular situation. I know someone who does some real estate photography nearly always using flash that way.

[forPhotographers]

Great video! Thanks!

[Juxjustin]

Great video! keep them coming. I will subscribe!

[Marcelocgtr]

Very nice video and very helpful to me, thanks man!

[jitu757]

Great tutorial and subbed. Thank you!

[jitu757]

Great tutorial and subbed. Thank you!

[vinvin121]

please do some more real estate videos, your hints and tips are very useful. You have a nice calm presentation style

[jfoto757]

thanks for this information, I found it very helpful!

[MrTarff]

This is great for night time but don't put the lights on in the daytime!!! unless its a low power lamp or they are spotlights else you make the room look too dark or you'll get big yellow rings around the light - because in the day when light is flying through the window you don't want to blow them out you could also have got over the purple by setting a flash to fire off the far ceiling in that room which would replicate with more control what natural light would through the window

[toikamera]

do you use the mirror lock up option to minimize camera vibaration?