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Anonymous users2024-01-24Take pictures? It is best to give a simple studio background wall, a black or white space, and then get a main light source, usually a white light source, and then two auxiliary light sources, which you can find to see the collocation and placement of the photographic scene. It is best to place some decorations and carpets in the scene to enrich the scene.
Then it is generally the whole scene first, such as a large scene in a bedroom and a living room, a single piece is generally shot from the side, an axonometric angle, and the small piece can be photographed from the human eye, looking down on some. The most important thing is that the texture and color of the furniture should be real and clear. Some of the more distinctive places should be photographed in detail.
After the shooting, it has to be processed on the computer in post-production, and some lighting is still flawed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's the same as buying things normally, except that the furniture is sent to the logistics company and you need to pick it up yourself.
Large furniture is difficult to shoot in the studio, you should arrange the lights and background nearby, you can prepare a medium gray background cloth to put it in the back when shooting, you must use a tripod when shooting, to highlight the texture and workmanship of the furniture, and the aperture should be appropriately reduced. Both 5D2 and D800 level machines are fine, and it is best to shoot in live focus, RAW format.
Of course, you need to choose the right lens depending on the size of the venue and the size of the furniture.
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