Immersion in Architectural Photography
Types of camera to work in architecture
A course by Jesús Granada , Architectural Photographer
Learn to create an architectural photo essay capturing the essence of a space
- Spanish with subtitles in English
- 96% positive reviews (399)
- 7952 students
About the video: Types of camera to work in architecture
Overview
“Technical cameras, SLR with decentrable lens. Angular objectives. We will review the two most widespread techniques in the realization of architectural photography, and we will try to see how to exploit the capacity of a normal SLR, to try to achieve images of sufficient quality to describe a space. We will start from the type of camera with which it was photographed a hundred years ago, to contextualize also historically the photographic technique applied to architectural photography. A broad panorama so that you know what technology and technique offer you to adapt to your style and intentions.”
In this video lesson Jesús Granada addresses the topic: Types of camera to work in architecture, which is part of the Domestika online course: Immersion in Architectural Photography. Learn to create an architectural photo essay capturing the essence of a space.
Partial transcription of the video
“[Music] Well, we start the second unit with this first lesson about the types of cameras used when photographing architecture. I'm going to show you the camera with whom I work professionally. I'm going to give you the reasons why I do it, and I'm going to show you other alternatives, equally valid, to obtain analogous results. There is a reason for the optical bench camera, In relation to architecture, that have to do with what we have seen in the narrative part when I told you about the axes. That possibility of moving the axes It is a physical possibility to move the plane of the objecti...”
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Course summary for: Immersion in Architectural Photography
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Category
Architecture & Spaces, Photography & Video -
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Adobe Lightroom -
Areas
Architectural Photography, Architecture, Interior Architecture, Interior Photography, Photography
A course by Jesús Granada
Jesús Granada started his professional journey when he was just 18, combining his studies in the field of architecture with his love of photography. In 1999, he discovered the optical-bench technique and began working as a freelance architectural photographer, carrying out commissions for a variety of publishers and studios. Since then, he has showcased his work in over 25 countries, working for more than 400 magazines and 70 publishing houses, as well as taking commissions for over 20 specialized publications and books.
His work has been published in collaboration with magazines and publishers such as El Croquis, Casabella, ICON, The Plan, A+U Japan, AMC Le Moniteur, I+D New York, Bauwelt, AIT, Gustavo Gili, and A. Mondadori, as well as newspapers like El País, The New York Times, El Mundo, La Vanguardia, ABC, and Il Corriere. He has also worked with top companies like adidas, iGuzzini, Flos, Porcelanosa, Akaba, Malpesa, Cosentino, Schüco, Klein, and countless others.
His love for architecture and travel photography is as alive today as it was at the very beginning, and he strives to make this passion tangible in his work.
- 96% positive reviews (399)
- 7952 students
- 23 lessons (4h 22m)
- 37 additional resources (17 files)
- Online and at your own pace
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- Audio: Spanish
- Spanish, English, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Polish, Dutch
- Level: Beginner
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