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Do you shoot interiors professionally?
I have been asked to shoot the interior of a house that a friend redecorated. She would like to use the photos in marketing her new business. Sounds like a fun challenge, but I want to avoid the ridiculous look of ultra wide angle shots on real estate listings.
I have an old Tamron SP AF 11-18mm F/4.5-5.6 Di-II LD that I used for fun ages ago with a Canon 20D (which I still have and is going strong), and a Canon EF 24-105 f/4 L. Oh, yeah, my kid's 18-55 kit lens.
Bodies I can use are all Canon: R6, Rebel T5i, and 20D. There are two Canon flash units too: 420ex and 580ex.
If you can help me with lens choices or editing tips to avoid distorted images, I would appreciate advice. If I don't have something, I don't mind renting it.
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I have been asked to shoot the interior of a house that a friend redecorated. She would like to use the photos in marketing her new business. Sounds like a fun challenge, but I want to avoid the ridiculous look of ultra wide angle shots on real estate listings.
I have an old Tamron SP AF 11-18mm F/4.5-5.6 Di-II LD that I used for fun ages ago with a Canon 20D (which I still have and is going strong), and a Canon EF 24-105 f/4 L. Oh, yeah, my kid's 18-55 kit lens.
Bodies I can use are all Canon: R6, Rebel T5i, and 20D. There are two Canon flash units too: 420ex and 580ex.
If you can help me with lens choices or editing tips to avoid distorted images, I would appreciate advice. If I don't have something, I don't mind renting it.
#hobby
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