Recently I was asked to do an interior design shoot for a show home that is going to be featured in a European home style magazine. I brought along a full frame DSLR mounted on a tripod with the intention of shooting tethered composites using multi-flash. However as the shoot developed, and due to both time and constraints on positioning of the camera I reached into my bag and pulled out my trusty Fuji-film X-T1 and mounted the the very handy 10mm-24mm F4 lens. This lens gives a ultra wide angle view and benefits in being a rectilinear design, so the straight lines stay as straight lines. The photos below were all shot at F8 which gave good depth of field, great sharpness and lack of chromatic aberrations that can start coming in at F11 or higher.
I have been employed by many realtors as well as interior designers to showcase properties and real estate. This also includes 360 degree virtual tours. These really give them a leg up in their very competitive industry.
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Tethered DSLR composite photo using multi flash.
Fujifilm X-T1 and 10-24mm at F8
Fujifilm X-T1 and 10-24mm at F8
Fujifilm X-T1 and 10-24mm at F8
Fujifilm X-T1 and 10-24mm at F8
Fujifilm X-T1 and 10-24mm at F8