Interior Architecture Shoot with Tony Roslund

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Follow along as Tony Roslund photographs the interior lobby space of a commercial building. In this free section of Commercial Architecture Photography, Tony plans his shot, finds his composition, and captures multiple exposures to later be composited together into a final image.
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[@amitrajnaik68]

I should be able to see the Final Output. You should have added it at the end of the Video

[@cuddleslug547]

Thanks for the heads up and saving me 18 minutes i hate when the final product isn't shown. Then again I didn't like his attitude so I probably wouldn't have made it through the entire thing anyways.

[@readitoutloud]

@@cuddleslug547 exactly! A bit of an attitude.

[@MrAtomicPhotography]

It´s been 3 years after this video was uploaded, so I don´t know if comments are relevant, but still... It seemed to me that they were capturing JPEG files. If that was actually the case, I would´ve like to know why. On the other hand, I found that instead of walking, it´s best to rock back and forth to create a nice blurred walker. Thanks PRO EDU Photography Tutorials.

[@tgoazevedo]

Amazing Great Upload really enjoyed watching it see you next time

[@anmaratka]

awesome video! so many tips to use! it would be great to see the final outcome though + i would love to see some of your 'moves' in the post :) thanks for this!

[@KyleJosephBuckley]

Did you seriously not put the final image in this video...

[@karunnaidu5060]

Thank you

[@scottweaverphotovideo]

I've rarely had opportunities to work with other photographers so this is great for me to watch. On location you're tethering using EOS Utility alone or in conjunction with Lightroom or Capture One? Thank you Tony!

[@nomadicsoulart]

That’s EOS utility

[@melissanewman7086]

What Canon camera model are you using?

[@gertlapoehn8381]

👍

[@aznycts]

22 mnts for One Shot ?