Recommended settings#
Aperturef/7.1–f/8
ShutterBracketed
ISO100–200
Lens14–24 mm (FF)
HeightChest/door-handle height
White balanceDaylight, fix mix
Quick start: Wide lens at chest height, tripod, bracketed exposures for windows.
Starting exposures#
Typical scene brightness for this situation is around EV 7. Use these as a first test shot, then check the histogram.
| Aperture | ISO 100 | ISO 400 | ISO 1600 | ISO 6400 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| f/1.4 | 1/60 s | 1/250 s | 1/1000 s | 1/4000 s |
| f/2.8 | 1/15 s | 1/60 s | 1/250 s | 1/1000 s |
| f/5.6 | 1/4 s | 1/15 s | 1/60 s | 1/250 s |
| f/8 | 0.5 s | 1/8 s | 1/30 s | 1/125 s |
| f/11 | 1 s | 1/4 s | 1/15 s | 1/60 s |
Step by step#
- Turn on all lights.
- Shoot from corners at chest height.
- Bracket 3–5 exposures and blend.
Gear checklist#
- Ultra-wide lens
- Tripod
- Flash for fill
Pro tips#
- Straight verticals matter most.
Common mistakes#
- Too-wide distortion.
Related guides#
Frequently asked questions#
What are the best camera settings for interiors & real estate?
Aperture: f/7.1–f/8 · Shutter: Bracketed · ISO: 100–200. Wide lens at chest height, tripod, bracketed exposures for windows.
What gear do I need for interiors & real estate?
Ultra-wide lens, Tripod, Flash for fill.
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