BEFORE AND AFTER EDITING
BEDROOM 1
ISO 160 - I set ISO to auto so that it was a setting I did not have to worry about. Auto also helps to be more time efficient, and due to the different light coming in through the windows in the different rooms, the ISO changed a lot.
17 mm - Widest focal length I had available on my lens. Used to photograph all the area in the room.
f/4.0 - I used a shallow depth of field as I wanted depth in the photographs as well as using it to have a faster shutter speed even though I was using a tripod.
1/50 sec - Due to the exposure of the photograph I used 1/50, and due to using a tripod there were no camera shake or image stabilisation.
White Balance - I also set the white balance to auto so that when the natural light was against the ambient light it was hard to decide on which white balance was best to use.
17 mm - Widest focal length I had available on my lens. Used to photograph all the area in the room.
f/4.0 - I used a shallow depth of field as I wanted depth in the photographs as well as using it to have a faster shutter speed even though I was using a tripod.
1/50 sec - Due to the exposure of the photograph I used 1/50, and due to using a tripod there were no camera shake or image stabilisation.
White Balance - I also set the white balance to auto so that when the natural light was against the ambient light it was hard to decide on which white balance was best to use.
MASTER BATHROOM
CAMERA SETTINGS
ISO 100 - set to AUTO
50mm
f/3.5
1/30sec
White Balance -AUTO
50mm
f/3.5
1/30sec
White Balance -AUTO
