April 7th, 2008
It’s worth noting that both version 3 of Photomatix Pro and version 7.8 of PTgui Pro now both support exposure fusion.
I think this is significant particularly to real estate photographers because exposure fusion, I find, can give most of the benefits of HDR processing in a faster work flow. Sure, you can probably do better […]
February 19th, 2008
OK, this is not about real estate photography but I can’t help it, I got a Canon G9 last week and I just love it! I wanted camera I could carry in my pocket that shoots RAW and shoots video. That has all the controls that my big-boy camera has.
The G9 is a wonderful little […]
February 12th, 2008
During the Photo Marketing Association annual show (PMA) in Las Vegas Jan 31 through Feb 2 two new low-end DSLRs of interest to real estate photographers were introduced. Canon introduced the EOS Rebel XSi and Nikon introduced the D60.
December 31st, 2007
I’ve talked to several Real Estate Photographers recently in the process of purchasing new DSLRs and noticed that there is a misunderstanding about what lenses are appropriate for real estate photography on the new DSLRs.
First of all there are two types of DSLRs:
Full frame DSLRs that have digital sensors the same, or nearly the same […]
October 15th, 2007
Cherie Irwin is purchasing a new wide-angle lens for her Canon 30D and wants some advice. Cherie says:
“I’m thinking about purchasing a new wide angle lens, since I am experiencing some major distortions and focusing issues with mine after I dropped it on the ground. I took into my local camera shop, and they […]
August 24th, 2007
It’s that time of the year- Wed Nikon announced 2 new bodies and several new lenses. For interior shooters the most significant announcements have to be the new full frame D3 and the Nikon AF-S 14-24 mm F2.8G ED
I’ve always felt that Nikon would eventually break down and offer a full frame DSLR. I’m […]
August 22nd, 2007
As the dpreview.com weekly newsletter said, Monday was Canon day since no less than 11 new Canon products were announced. Perhaps the most significant to real estate photographers was the Canon EF 14 mm F2.8 L II USM.
I associate this lens with real estate photographers because several accomplished real estate photographers I know use it. […]
June 29th, 2007
I wanted to highlight Marc Lacoste’s great idea for shooting in corners for those of you that don’t frequent the flickr discussions.
June 12th, 2007
Cheri Irwin reports that her new Manfrotto 682B monopod with retractable legs has sped up her work flow by helping keep her camera straight. She says:
“Since falling walls always seem to be an issue for us, especially those who shoot off-tripod, I found a really great item. I have been shooting on a tripod […]
May 8th, 2007
This is the time of year when real estate photographers need to make sure they have a polarizer in their bag.
It’s easy to forget that when it’s sunny outside you should try a polarizer on all your outside shots. In bright sunlight a polarizer makes colors rich and saturated. This gives an outdoor photo a […]
