How To Shoot and Edit INTERIOR Photography

The lens that uses for the detailed shots were:

Let do a photoshoot of the beautiful perfume store in pairs called

Make sure when you use the iPhone you use Lightroom Mobile with:
1. Dng Setting on
2. pro Mode
3. Lowest ISO possible
4. Camera super straight
5. use the portrait mode for bokeh effect

I then use the Sony A73 and the 10-22, I then retouch both in Lightroom Classic and Lightroom with my special light Rayy effects that ads this little thing that changes everything!

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[mikesuttonjr]

I have watched hundreds of hours of photography related videos, absorbed a ton of knowledge, information, and tips. But, I've never felt compelled to comment, until today. Serge, this video was fantastic. Thank you for putting it out there.

[steveeckert]

If you are a pro the differences are easily detectable. That said the iphone pics are amazing. That's probably the reason I closed my Real Estate business a few years ago. Realtors are doing it themselves now. I did learn something though. I did not know that iphone could shoot RAW.

[adenpierce]

watching Serge video is another kind of addiction

[juliehillin]

Thanks again Serge, another very useful and wonderfully accessible photography lesson.

[goodnewsification]

Great concept of A-B comparison with iPhone and Sony! Thanks, Serge.

[sergiogomezphotography]

Serge, you are a freaking genius!!! You're approach is always so simple and direct, I always walk away learning multiple things from your content. Thank you Serge!

[catherinegodefroy]

Thank you so much for this new Tuto - I prefer the Sony version because I would prefer to print them.
By the way how to you do to take photos in nice store in Paris - Do you just ask them or pay them or buy them something??Of course it's depends of French people and their
thank you also for your new book, you Are really such a great guy and teacher. tk you for the tricks .
we learn so much from your courses and tutos.

[dennisclark]

You are one of the best! Love to watch your videos...

[Uvas]

I purchased two classes and all your presets! I am super happy!! Thank you for all you do! :)

[AdamBree]

Amazing tutorials! I love your style of teaching photography

[jeanlouiswattebled]

Toujours des tutos très intéressant, j'adore !!! j'ai tous les présets depuis longtemps Merci Serge pour tes vidéos et le partage !!!!

[timvincent]

another great episode Serge love your work. Can you tell me is that new book available in print as it is 1 I would like to have Many thanks Tim

[rigidhammer]

Hope someday to have iphone for photography. Sir ramelli inspired me always in the field of photography

[lieslwalshphotography]

I got them all right, I could tell which one was Sony because of the full frame view. Great tip about using the portrait mode for bokeh! Congratulations on your new book!

[tamasdemjen]

Thanks for the tips Serge! Flow and density are kind of hard to find in Lightroom (other than Classic). Click the brush, and locate the Size slider on the top. Right next to the size number you'll see a tiny little left-pointing triangle. It's really small and dark, barely noticeable. Click that triangle and voila, Feather, Flow, Density, Auto Mask pop out along with Size. Click again to collapse.

[BartRos]

I watched this for a second time now Serge. And I am still crying. An Iphone?? no. But jokes aside. I think the phones have come a long way. I tend to shoot it next to my Sony as sharing is really fast. And the images come out pretty good. It's cumbersome though. And the damn phone is putting us out of work in some cases.

[Gadrosful]

My Mentor! Wow I love watching your videos. Thanks Viola

[jeffnewman]

It's been a while since your last video. Great to see you're back with another great tutorial!

[radiozelaza]

1/20 is slow shutter speed? With those tiny ultrawide lenses you can go down to 1/8 and it should remain sharp

[zsoltkovacsai]

Hi Serge, I have watched the free masterclass, but the free ebook did not turned in my library. Thanks.