In this course, we're going to be looking…at shooting interiors in two different locations.…One is a Japanese style house that's a labor of love 25…years in the making with a stunningly beautiful garden on the outside.…We're going to be looking at bringing the outside in, in that location.…The other is a mid-century modern perched upon a cliff over the ocean.…Stunning landscape,…beautiful views, just an amazing place to have a house.…
I'm going to be shooting with a medium…format camera tethered to a computer at every opportunity.…And I like to do that so that I can…see a large version of my image on the computer screen.…I get an accurate histogram.…I can zoom in to 100% to really check all the fine details.…It's my preferred method of working.…We're going to be looking at camera placement, choice…of lenses, how to setup the point of view for…the camera, how we want to see the background, and…then we're going to arrange the furniture into the foreground.…
We're then going to light the furniture and the…objects in order to create separation and depth in…
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9/25/2013The course describes the best ways to light interior elements to show their texture and form, and contains tips on staging rooms to make them more inviting. Richard also tackles the tricky challenges that windows and exterior lighting introduce: how do you adjust exposure to capture interior details without overexposing the windows?
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