Discussion Forum: Lighting

Home > Easypano Forum Easypano Forum has been upgraded.

Easypano Forum

Welcome Guest

Photography Equipments

Forum Search Results

Subject

Topic: Lighting

Message posted by Kevin Dennis on March-07-2008 at 5:20pm

Search for other posts by Kevin Dennis

Quote Kevin Dennis

Send Private Message

Standard Member

Standard Member

Mexico
March-07-2008
15 Posts

Can anyone give me advice on what type of lighting equipment I should get for just taking regular shots inside of a home. (not panaramic shots). I want a proffesional look.

Message posted by LivingNC on March-09-2008 at 6:00am

Search for other posts by LivingNC

Visit LivingNC's Homepage

Quote LivingNC

Send Private Message

Standard Member

Standard Member

Cyprus
March-09-2008
17 Posts

i would suggest you to use reflectors and natural light...

and in some cases to use software such as CS3 or PhotoMatrix to create HDR images...

Good luck

-------------
www.LivingNorthCyprus.Com
virtually and visually north cyprus...

Message posted by Fitz on March-10-2008 at 1:05pm

Search for other posts by Fitz

Visit Fitz's Homepage

Quote Fitz

Send Private Message

Standard Member

Standard Member

South Africa
August-02-2005
43 Posts

Hi Kevin

Two links you may find of interest

http://www.all-things-photography.com/introduction-to-property-photography.html

http://ezinearticles.com/?Interior-Photography:-How-to-Get-Good-Results-With-an-Everyday-Digital-Camera-and-No-Lights&id=437815

Message posted by realtor jerry on March-10-2008 at 1:48pm

Search for other posts by realtor jerry

Visit realtor jerry's Homepage

Quote realtor jerry

Send Private Message

Platinum Member

Platinum Member

United States
April-22-2007
880 Posts

Thanks for that post Fitz. Very interesting articals, I think the second one is the best for what we do. Picked up a few tricks for myself.

-------------
Nikon D300, D3s, Nikon 10.5 lens, RingT105N+Footplate+MrotatorTCPs, Giottos MT9261 Tripod, Manfrotto 410 Jr geared head.

If you know the "secret" then everyday is a good day!

Message posted by murphian446 on April-07-2008 at 6:55pm

Search for other posts by murphian446

Quote murphian446

Send Private Message

Standard Member

Standard Member

United States
September-11-2007
14 Posts

This is what I do for video- I have 3 clamp lights and I go back and forth between different bulbs - the GE natural light bulbs do a good job simulating sunlight. You can get 3 clamp lights for about 20 bucks and another 10 bucks in bulbs. Experiment with different bulbs and see what you think. For a 30 dollar light kit you can't go wrong. I also agree with livingNC - always use Natural light with reflectors over artificial light. This will yield the best results. But sometimes you don't have any natural light.

If you wish to post a reply to this thread you must first Login
If you are not already registered you must first register

Printable version

Powered by: - Web Wiz Guide Discussion Forums