Indoor architectural photography is commonly used. Is the artificial light strong enough?

Indoor architectural photography is commonly used, and the artificial light intensity should be strong enough.

Because natural light is constantly changing. Therefore, it is very important to grasp the best lighting effect of buildings.

In reality, the shooting of architectural weather is mostly carried out on sunny days. In daily life, scattered light in thin cloud weather is also very common, but sometimes Party A asks for urgency and has no time to wait for sunny days. Some technical measures can be taken, such as reducing exposure time, increasing development time, increasing the contrast of photos and improving the level of photos.

Because the indoor light is dark and the area is narrow, tripod, cable and wide-angle lens should be used when shooting, and the focal length of the lens should be about 20 mm Because the shooting distance is too short, it is not easy to shoot all indoor facilities. If conditions permit, you can put the camera outside [] to get a longer distance, and the shooting height is about 1. 5 m to 2 m, basically parallel to people's line of sight, the effect is natural and friendly. You can shoot the room with natural light from the door or window. This kind of light can make the room look warm and natural. However, it is easy to cause uneven light, so you can use a flash to fill the light. The method is to aim the flash lamp at the ceiling or its reflector to produce scattered light. Because the outdoor natural light and the color temperature of the flash are basically the same, the photos taken are more natural. Try not to shoot directly with a flash, because this shooting method is shallow near and deep far, which can't give people a real feeling.