5 Tips For Shooting Interior Photography

[@michaelseymour9199]

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[@MangoStreet]

Wow. We really appreciate hearing that -- especially from a photography teacher. Thank you for the kind words and hopefully your students will get some value from these videos.

[@reneepatterson9239]

Even us adults don't have the patience and time to view a long chatty video.

[@atistiltins6163]

Maybe it's just me, but if students can't keep their attention on the subject maybe they are in the wrong clasroom :D They should be the ones franticly researching articles, tutorials, to up their game, if it really is their passion/calling, not just a preferable leisure option.

[@craigclaeys6158]

yes. this. agree with Mr Seymour

[@janne_alves]

That's exactly why I've enjoyed so much this video tutorial. It says exactly what the other 20/40 minutes videos said directly on the point, clearly and useful tips! Not an entertainment video. C'mon! If you are talking to photographers, you shaw realise they wanna professional tips to improve their work, not looking to be entertained! I've been work as photographer for 5 years (in nightclubs) but never has shoot interior/architecture. Was only looking for some additional tips 'cause it's an enviroment I'm not familiar with while shooting. You guys nailed it!

[@Ureyeuh]

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[@rodrigosejascoca2507]

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[@TiimFJ]

Absolutely love how to the point your videos are, nothing worse than watching a 20 min video for a few tips you guys tell us in 2 minutes!

[@60zar]

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[@MangoStreet]

Thank you so much for the kind words! We really appreciate it.

[@ninchen_chlodwigpoth]

I totally agree with you. Just tossed a big over 400 pages book - you short video explained a lot.

[@SheHiddix]

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[@AndreiRestrepo]

mango street kills it every time. i went through 10 realestate videos before this and none of them taught me as much as this one. plus, your videos always keep the viewer interested!

[@BillRaffertyPlus]

Well done guys, quick delivery of clear and complete information. I hate having to sit through other vlogs with 15min of rambling and self promotion before getting the click bait title information I was actually interested in. Keep up the great work! Would love to see some content on how you interact/direct with your models and clients for shoots.

[@MangoStreet]

Coming up next!

[@luishernandez4873]

Quick, simple, and full of information 😍 also a sense of humor. I love this channel!

[@stephenelliott4419]

Your guys videos are very much close to, and possibly the best tutorial/demonstration videos out there on KZbin about Photography/Videography. All the information you provide is awesome, it's short (maybe slightly too short), precise, and the videos you guys create is seriously impressive! I can honestly see the both of your guy's channels is going to go far very soon! :) You both are fucking awesome!!

[@paulbreland6444]

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[@elen.a.a.a]

I love your videos! I don't even know how I found you but I am glad I did! You are so on point when it comes to details and I never get bored watching you. keep coming with good stuff

[@SusanWernerPhotographer]

This is by FAR my FAVORITE youtube video EVER. I LOVE how you get to the point !!!!!!!! And your style is AWESOME. Thank You. And I agree that too many interior photographers go to the extremely wide lenses too often. It's too extreme.

[@Valsvnx]

Love your style of teaching, photos, and videos. Would love to see more stuff about portraits. That would be amazing.

[@MangoStreet]

coming up next!

[@Valsvnx]

Thanks for replying!

[@pimpjuice0011]

Shooting an Airbnb for my first time tomorrow and this is going to help a lot! Thanks

[@Achiliesguy21]

how do you not have millions of subs yet? you guys deserve it. awesomw content. straight to the point and very good production. keep it up! love you guys!

[@simonleonp]

i can't believe I'm watching this, learning not wasting a second of my life, thank you guys you just won a subscriber.

[@AnaGomez-tf5xi]

Absolutely love your videos! I’ve learned so much in the last two hours of binge watching your channel. Keep me’ coming!

[@rebekahlim221]

I've been following you guys for a while now & just wanna say thank you (so much!!!) for your generosity in sharing these tips in such a comprehensive & inspiring way. keep the sweet nectar flowing ✊🏻

[@MeganWeidle]

Thank you! My friend asked me to shoot his tattoo shop and this will be my first time shooting interior and since this is how he makes his livelihood, I HAVE to be perfect. So this was very very helpful!

[@gbrldz]

That book landing at 1:01 though.

[@MangoStreet]

Haha, I couldn't believe it!

[@stinkavox002]

I absolutely LOVE your tutorials! They are concise, yet say so much. Very inspiring - keep them coming! I'm learning a lot! The pup is the icing on the fstop cake. Thank you from Toronto 🍁

[@AndrewFulo]

You guys are really awesome for making these quick, practical and useful tips. I appreciate what you guys do for the rest of us!

[@amlanray]

Thanks a ton for making these type of videos. These are so comprehensive and helping the audience like me to learn and get enlightened. The effort you guys put is highly commendable. Btw, your dog is too cute and photogenic.

[@elinaradzina2559]

Oh my gosh! Your videos are so beautiful, love to watch them. They are made so interesting and fun! Please, keep going, you two are the best! Can't wait till next video! Have a beautiful day.

[@hudsonevans485]

I love y'alls channel! I just bumped into it today, and I really enjoyed seeing the different little tiny details that amateur photographers like myself tend to forget when going on a photoshoot. You guys do a perfect job of providing tips for all camera users as well, from I-Phones to DSLR's. Thank you so much, can't wait to see the future of the channel!

[@sherabtharbus336]

This is exactly what I've been looking for. Crisp clear info with examples. Loved it! Thank you!

[@grantcary]

Love all of your tutorials! I'm a wedding cinematographer, but I feel that these techniques really help!

[@daniaahmad4015]

Faaan freak'n tastic! Short and so much "too the point"! Helped me a lot! Good job guys!...i think, next you guys should do a video on your thought process and the workflow to producing one of your 1-3 min videos

[@GeorgeT96]

i'm itching for a new video already! Can you make one on how to find people to photograph? I find that is a big concern of those just starting out and want to practise a lot!

[@NightWLKR1]

George Toskov Exactly!!!

[@MikeLikvan]

George, my suggestion is you practice on some friends. Once you get some great photos it will be easy to find people because you can show them your work. It worked for me.

[@jaegermah]

Great, short, simple, to the point and worth my time.

[@alexandergreen9969]

Awesome vid guys. Really liking your clean, focused and fun tutorials.

[@thebenedit]

I know you talked about best portrait locations but 5 top tips for portrait photography would be awesome.

[@MangoStreet]

We've got some tips for directing couples coming up next! Hope those will help.

[@MrHistorymade]

Quick and easy! Thanks a lot! Soon gonna shoot some interior for my clients, haven't really done it before. Great tips!

[@masonrock]

great video. would love to see something on posing for portraits

[@MangoStreet]

That video is coming really, really soon! We just shot some b-roll for it this past weekend.

[@steffywhoelse]

The aesthetics. I'm usually too lazy to comment and I don't care about interior photography or photography that much but the style and the way it's edited and just everything is top notch 👌🏼

[@MangoStreet]

Thank you so much!

[@ivanavucetic4790]

Hi! Thank you for all the videos that you made. I would love to learn more about lenses and to hear some tips for buying or just in general when using them

[@chrisprufer1622]

Excellent video! Clear, fast and just what I need. Thank you!

[@ahmadmaher232]

I'm starting to become more and more of an amateur photographer thanks to you guys, thank you.

[@yuhalane]

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[@adinwalls]

Thanks guys, very helpful. About to do a guesthouse shoot so I needed a few quick tips.

[@sirjag2922]

Great, well produced and informative video!! Straight to the point! Thank you!!! I'm subscribing!!!

[@HaydenHumphrey]

I haven't commented on a youtube video in probably six years, but holy sweet baby jesus you guys are SO GOOD. Please please keep this up, I cannot get enough of this!

[@MangoStreet]

Awh, thanks for breaking out from your comment hibernation to say that! Thanks for watching

[@iamcolinclark]

Would LOVE a video from you guys on directing instead of posing in model photography. Keep up the great work, definitely my new favorite photo channel!

[@audreypellicer8320]

Love it, simple and sooo efficient. For â next subject, how to freeze movement : like keeping the hair sharp while floating in the air...???

[@7775Kevin]

Thanks for the tips. Good ideas and the dog is great!

[@ShaunParrish]

Excellent video. Creative. Liked the holding up of the lenses.

[@hoodyboody]

Another great video! You guys are on fire. Very helpful, and am looking forward to the next one.

[@sunlensfilms4424]

Marvelous content guys! keep them coming, God bless!

I've been shooting interiors for 6 years and I think these are really good tips for beginners! 😊👏👏👏 Congrats!

[@RahelE.Photography]

Love your videos they are so helpful and very well done. Great work, looking forward to seeing more from you guys.

[@LorenzoAlajar]

Absolutely love your channel! looking forward to seeing more content from you guys

[@roommaster]

great guidelines & quick tips... loved the dog at the sink! (lol)

[@luvlegendas]

i like those fast tips, but they are not generic. We can only apply the setting you mentioned in specific situation, when we have good natural light from big window! but what is the case when ambient light is low, what setting and assisting light we can use

[@ellessecruz604]

I just found out about this channel minutes ago and I'm on my 6th video already. You guys are so good

[@lordzid667]

this was amazing, to the point and explained in detail at the same time. thank you.

[@chiminangseldorjimusic9714]

I love you guys so much I don't even skip the 2 minute ads ❤

[@rubenmedrano5272]

Your guys' dog has my heart.

[@krivaslsh81]

Woooot! Thanks for the tips! On my way to photograph a spa center!!

[@melizabeth9401]

I started following you guys because of your sarcastic sense of humor. Love it! =)

[@MangoStreet]

Thanks a lot (no sarcasm).

[@JoseTorres-hh8zf]

Most helpful and simple straight to the video ever lol

[@richie6799]

i havnt seen any comments regarding 1:00 so imma just say i appreciate the detail of the books :)

[@Clebrush2]

Thanks for the quite informative video... by any chance do you have a video on wedding ring creative ideas??

[@bisims]

Great tips. Easy to follow. Short and to the point. And the dog! ;)

[@shinobiendo6]

I've been really enjoying your series of vids. Could you try offering Photogs a quick intro to graphics? Like what you do for the first cover image for the videos you do? Thanks in advance!

[@theforce34]

Thanks, enjoy the quick videos that gets to the point.

[@aganokiravu5849]

Finally, a photography channel that is to the point. Clean and simple to understand. Thank you!!!!!!

[@craigclaeys6158]

Good stuff. Have kept these tips in mind on recent shoots. PS frenchies are always value added in vids

[@angeltolentino2385]

can you guys do a video on what keeps you motivated?

[@emilioguzmanor]

I've been looking for this for months!!

[@DragoTomianovicYale]

People are gonna hate... Keep up with the had work guys!

[@DanielBryn]

Very useful - off on my first paid assignment for interiour now, and this made a lot of sense :)

[@tuty-756]

hey i really love your vídeos! pleas dont stop !, saludos desde Argentina!

[@Mr.ReanuKeeves]

Hi guys! I totally love your channel. Can you make a tutorial/tip video on how to take better portraits photos? And.... maybe landscape as well? 🤗

[@patriciamata6178]

I recall taking photography classes in which it was required to have the interior lights on since it was suggested that magazines and real estate photos required such things. I'm not sure now that if 35mm photography is now the standard or if it's still large and possible medium format. Nonetheless, it would have been nice to have seen tips for how to shoot interiors with how to adjust for having to shoot with interior lights on set rather than in post....but the rest of your tips was useful, actually common sense that people tend to not think about.

[@mcabd_]

Guys, you two got my admiration. I love all of your content, please please keep it up! Also I'd like to see some portraits ideas. Sorry for my band English!

[@MangoStreet]

Thank you!

[@rachaelannesophia1290]

I love your videos :D So helpful, and beautifully executed, too!

[@lemonblesssed3753]

Your videos are actually SO helpful!

[@MikeLikvan]

Top notch video! I'd like to see a video that talks about how real estate photographers use filtering of the photos so they look surreal or almost look like a cross between photograph and painting. Do you know?

[@evandrummer1348]

wow, I really learn so many things with you guys. thank you very much.

[@tomeaton4396]

Great Video, Tell me, do you guys have any presets, LUTs or anything like that that you use for your interior feel? The faded colour matte look?

[@koishes00]

Awesome video guys. Next tutorial on finding interesting subjects/inspiration! 😊

[@christinepribac2991]

"Or feel free to throw some shade in the comment section below" hahah!😂 I love the sarcasm! Just found you guys and subscribed!! I love your guys videos!!

[@JaclynHarper-HD]

Such a great video! Love your simple tips that I can implement for my shoot. Thank you so much!

[@SUNSUP2013]

So helpful thank you for the amazing video and tips !!! I love u guys :)

[@britneybennett6778]

You guys are amazing and I feel super inspired after watching your videos! I think I'm addicted lol. Once I start one I just keep watching the next! I'm a designer and have always been interested in photography. I have decided to start learning and doing my own interior shoots for my projects. I have done a lot of research, but have a couple questions if you have time to answer that would be amazing! Do you prefer to use multiple prime lenses on an interior shoot or could a wide angle zoom lens be a sufficent place to start? Also, do you feel for interiors specifically that a full frame camera is much more beneficial than a crop sensor?

[@corneliuganea]

straight to the point. love it

[@Miguel-po3pj]

Another great video! Thanks guys!

[@meridanealcantara8499]

I love thissss!!! super helpful for my profession. thank you ❤❤❤

[@ruairicarey6462]

Love the videos but could you guys please make a video for complete novices on how to get started taking photos?

[@fotorobato2092]

I would like to know how to deal with clients, maybe you guys can shade some lights on what to do and what not to do. Cheers!

[@suite141]

This is an awesome video. I really appreciate this!!! I have a commercial/real estate shoot for a local property management company and your tips fit right into what I imagined for the project. After the shoot I would to get your feedback on the shots. I'm always looking to advance in the craft.☺️

[@AerialLensVideo]

Great advice and well done video! May I ask what you used for production editing here? I loved the titles and the engaging way you put this together, and the sound is PERFECT! Even the length is great. I'm asking as someone who wants to learn.

[@Bloke28Gaming]

I would use lights in most rooms and a custom white balance in camera.

[@hollyroa6565]

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[@216kingDavid1]

this Chanel is under valued

[@lisawngrtr]

That one photo was taken at the KEX in Reykjavík, wasn't it? LOVE your channel, by the way!

[@sarahjanewinter5895]

Love your funny and helpful videos. What LED panels do you use? And why do you prefer shooting at midday?

[@MangoStreet]

Thanks! We actually don't currently have any LED panels. For this example, we just used our ring light, but generally wouldn't recommend that for this application. That time window gives you bright light without bringing in long shadows of early morning / late afternoon (which can be awesome for certain situations).

[@redeyecat]

I love this channel. Please keep going guys!

[@MangoStreet]

Thanks for watching! We'll keep at it!

[@jlwilliams12]

Great video, awesome tips. Thank you.

[@danielsoliz9596]

I would love a tutorial on how to model with men and woman for portraits, keep up the great work you guys.