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Digest ArchiveRE: Photo Question...
Created by:Karl von Loewe, Licensed Real Estate Agent, Hillsborough, NJ
Date: March 16, 2007, Number of Replies: 1
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A few weeks ago a contributor suggested that in order to lessen the "blaze" of windows and bring in the outdoors without losing the interior to darkness you crank down the sensitivity of your camera to maximum darkness and crank up the flash to maximum brightness (putting flash on for all pics). You see the exterior clearly through the windows, and the interior is nicely illuminated. I have done this for almost all my interiors lately, and the results have been more than satisfactory - often even spectacular. The one risk is that you might see unsatisfactory exterior events (like the infamous dog pics) clearly. Check the viewfinder before you punch the button.
Now I'm starting to play with variations (not quite so dark sensitivity or not so bright flash). I thank the contributor, whoever she was.
Karl von Loewe, e-PRO
Prudential NJ Properties, Hillsborough NJ
http://KarlvonLoewe.com
Mailto:e-PRO@KarlvonLoewe.com
Opinions different from mine are important, even though they are always wrong.
Prudential NJ Properties, Hillsborough NJ
http://KarlvonLoewe.com
Mailto:e-PRO@KarlvonLoewe.com
Opinions different from mine are important, even though they are always wrong.
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