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Anonymous users2024-01-24These subjects need to shoot something of considerable volume in a small environment, so it is recommended to use a 17-40mm, 16-35mm wide-angle zoom head, or a 24mm wide-angle prime head. It is best to use a tripod and shutter release cable when shooting.
For the lens, it is recommended to use a 50mm fixed focus head (generally called 50 fixed focus), and it is very natural to shoot with a 50mm lens indoors, and the effect is good, and this lens is suitable for shooting the effect of "depth of field". >>>More
Of course, you need to choose the right lens depending on the size of the venue and the size of the furniture.
The 5D2 body is enough The key is the lens, it is recommended to have a fixed focal length lens of about 35mm, and if the funds are sufficient, the macro head is equipped with a shot for details >>>More
3 situations: 1, I just suddenly had the urge to capture... You can put it on a clean floor (flat or slightly up), use manual focus to focus in the middle of the depth of the furniture, measure the brightest and darkest furniture with spot metering, choose a compromise aperture (between) according to the brightest and darkest area, adjust the ISO to the minimum number, then cover the viewfinder (don't leak light from the back) and shoot 3 shots in a row with bracketing and go home to sift >>>More
Theoretically, you can shoot furniture with any lens...... >>>More