How to Shoot Architectural Digital Photos : Using Strobe Lighting for Interior Photography

Use strobe lighting when shooting interior photograph to make it look like no lighting was used. Use strobe lighting for interior photography with tips from a professional photographer in this free photography video.

Expert: Robin Hill
Contact: www.robinhillfineart.com
Bio: Robin Hill's award-winning work has appeared in leading art, design and architecture publications.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• photography
• architecture
• digital photography
• photography techniques
• lighting
• shadows
• overexposure
• reflections
• photography equipment
• museums
• art exhibits
• interior photography
• framing

[XXXXXXXXZ]

What about the shadows of the chairs in the wall? Did not like that!

[tbonestalone]

yea look at the shadows behind the chairs on the right....

[ucheucheuche]

You know, the last place I tend to go for a proper tutorial is expertvillage / ehow because they suck. The chairs have harsh shadows for goodness sake. :(

I find regular youtubers often give more examples, better teaching and more indepth knowledge.

[HoojoASS]

Supplement a few off camera flashes and you will be playing video games not photoshop...just a thought

[allot77]

the shadow comment is embarassing. The picture is just pretty professional. I would expect some tips on the light misuration. Btw, Is there a way to view other vids about interior shooting?

[mervanayberk]

no strobes necessary. tripod + bracketing different exposures + good post process work will get you top range results.

[ovaclock]

thanks

[PartTimePhotography]

Good stuff - I'll pass this along to all my newsletter subscribers.