Post-production Techniques for Architectural Photography

Overview

“To finish the preparatory stage of the series of images, I will give you a list of my recommendations for photographic and post-production equipment (cameras, lenses, tripods, software, etc.). However, I will also tell you about the most basic equipment necessary for the execution of the images, so that you are clear that it is not essential to have the best tools available to achieve a final product of the highest visual quality. ”

In this video lesson Daniel Garay Arango addresses the topic: materials, which is part of the Domestika online course: Post-production Techniques for Architectural Photography. Learn how to prepare, shoot, and edit black and white photos of your surroundings with a Fine Art aesthetic.

Partial transcription of the video

“MATERIALS The best conditions for taking the photos are already clear. I will tell you about the materials I use for it. First I will tell you about the camera that I usually use, the Sony A7 R2, that allows me to take high resolution photos, thanks to its 42 megapixel full frame sensor. It doesn't mean you should have a high-end camera. Just have an APS-C sensor camera from 12 megapixels onwards. The important thing is that you manage to do the post-production work and you can see what is the purpose of the photographs, if you are going to print on a large scale or if they are for screen. ...”

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Course summary for: Post-production Techniques for Architectural Photography

• Level: Beginner
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• 3889 students
• 4 units
• 15 lessons (1h 34m)
• 5 downloads

• Category

  Photography & Video

• Software

  Adobe Photoshop

• Areas

  Architectural Photography, Architecture, Digital Photography, Fine-Art Photography, Outdoor Photography, Photo Retouching, Photography