Architecture Photography Tips & Tricks with Jiří Lízler

[@tamakacz]

Thank you so much for having me on the show Steve! I enjoyed it tremendously!

[@BehindTheShot]

The pleasure was mine, Jiri! Thank you again, and hoping you have a great weekend.

[@VirtualTourPhotographer]

What a fascinating story behind this shot. Wow... using a pano as the composite background. Very smart. And it makes me think about how I could use this. It's a lesson in how to capture multiple shots so that you. have 'tools' to create a final view.

[@BehindTheShot]

Exactly. I can picture lowering opacity to see the original reference shot to line up the frame of the windows.

[@tomtracy5396]

OK interesting. He says he uses the canon 24 mm tilt shift and an extender when necessary to give him a 35 mm tilt shift view which I guess is the best way to achieve that focal length w tilt shift. Cool idea. And still using the good old 5ds

[@BehindTheShot]

That’s how I interpreted it too, but looking back I wish I’d followed up on it. I’ve never, ever, heard of using those two pieces together.

[@tomtracy5396]

I was expecting that he uses the Canon r5. I wonder if he has tried that and has some solid reasons for staying DSLR.

[@BehindTheShot]

@tomtracy5396 I find that most photographers are such creatures of habit, or maybe creatures of staying comfortable is a better way to word it. Otherwise no one would be staying with Lightroom, hahahah.