Messed up with a client - Not sure about working with client again.

[TheLibrarian]

If they're shots of whole rooms then you dont want bokeh? So shoot at much higher apertures and the cheaper lens will be crisper... if thats a problem/ your problem.

 

[table1349]

 

[MartyCrean]

Thank you

 

[Designer]

I've linked 3 recent jobs below.

I looked at your portfolio.

You're selling furniture.

The RE agent pays you for these?

 

[Designer]

In LR, combine the 5 frames, apply my lens corrections, WB, +15 contrast, +15 clarity, sharpening amount +50, sharpening detail +50, applying vertical transform for perspective correction, adjusting whites and blacks and highlights. I will then scale and offset the images as appropriate.

Then I take the images into PS and applying the unsharp mask Amount = 95%, Radius = 1.5 and Threshold = 1

I then export these into the sRGB color space, JPEG, Quality = 65, Resize to fit long edge, 1024 px, Resolution of 72 px per in.

I then crop these to 16:9 1920 x 1080 and export accordingly.

Good lord! That's a lot of adjusting!

 

[Designer]

The images seem to come out soft and somewhat out of focus

It probably has nothing to do with focusing in live view.