Spray and Pray Method for Photographing Interiors

Hi Adam, don't know if it was intentional to upload at only 360p but its so hard to see the changes you are making with your edit due to the lower resolution. Looks like a good video topic though.

Epic. We’ll done great shot. Question: do you approach suppliers directly?

And this is why we can charge $100 for one image! Great job Adam!

Love seeing walk throughs on these intensive ones - nice shot! I always see these compositions as a fun game to make the composite work in as few shots as possible. Every room is different in how the light bounces of course but you definitely pick up on more "educated guesses" than "spraying & praying" over the years, and sure looks like you had some keen insticts so give yourself credit. We creatives tend to discredit hiw much experience we pour into choices. I personally find mounting the flash on the end if a sturdy monopod to be a gamechanger. You can hold the flash into a very specific position often while keeping your body out of frame so you can have more usable section from each. Sometimsmes with bathrooms like thing I can actually be behind camera but holding the flash into the room. I often wind up bouncing close to ceiling, right above the glass in this case so the reflection from the light isnt going right back to camera. Just my 2 cents from years of spraying and praying! 😂

Thanks for posting!

Could you use a polarized lens filter to get rid of the reflections?

Great results, but I can’t help think that to save yourself a ton of time with fighting reflections, using a combo of a polariser and hanging a large black cloth on the opposing wall would have cut your post production time dramatically. The flash use inside the shower definitely helped to make the tiles pop, looks great!

Clients have no idea how involved some of these edits can be! I kept nodding to your commentary about how you shot and edited this. Been there! One recent bathroom shot I did had a hard reflection of a window in the glass. It was a one point composition like this and after trying different techniques to remove the reflection (which I should have done on-site of course), I selected it, and used generative fill to remove it. Worked GREAT.

How did you get proper white balance when bouncing of the blue tile?

Hello. May I ask what type of wifi transmitter is for your iPad? Thank you very much for what you have shared.

wonder if a polarizing filter wouldn't help a little?