lortechnical
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I would classify my self as a armature but a fast learner. Last time I had a REAL camera was in high-school and involved in developing my pictures.
Anyway, here are some before and after photos of a builder I know who took his own pictures of a condo renovation in downtown Vancouver BC. The pics are perhaps from a cell phone. I have to say, the pictures need some real help. Perhaps the perspective views are not ideal. The kitchen in the after shot only shows the doorway "not really impressed" and does nothing to say for the lack of a view of the kitchen appliances.
What about lighting? I think proper overhead or under counter lighting would really make a difference. He also does not have the ceiling lights on. Outside of those elements, what about the actual picture quality taken? View attachment 45870View attachment 45871
Here is the bathroom. At least he has the lights on in the bathroom. What about the zoom and angle of the pictures? Again, grainy pics of bathroom. Can they be enhanced?View attachment 45872View attachment 45873
Thanks for your input. I do use Gimp on occasion and want to know, what elements can be used to enhance these photos...or perhaps, a reshot with a real camera is in order?
Anyway, here are some before and after photos of a builder I know who took his own pictures of a condo renovation in downtown Vancouver BC. The pics are perhaps from a cell phone. I have to say, the pictures need some real help. Perhaps the perspective views are not ideal. The kitchen in the after shot only shows the doorway "not really impressed" and does nothing to say for the lack of a view of the kitchen appliances.
What about lighting? I think proper overhead or under counter lighting would really make a difference. He also does not have the ceiling lights on. Outside of those elements, what about the actual picture quality taken? View attachment 45870View attachment 45871
Here is the bathroom. At least he has the lights on in the bathroom. What about the zoom and angle of the pictures? Again, grainy pics of bathroom. Can they be enhanced?View attachment 45872View attachment 45873
Thanks for your input. I do use Gimp on occasion and want to know, what elements can be used to enhance these photos...or perhaps, a reshot with a real camera is in order?
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