On location with Custom Kitchens and Bentwood Kitchens in Alameda, California. Alan Vance fixes the drapes ….

Interiors Photographer Scott Hargis
Scott Hargis is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and has lots of experience shooting really cool spaces. He works throughout the United States. Scott's work has been published in This Old House, Women's Day Kitchens & Baths, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Los Angeles Times, Wend Magazine, Bay Crossings Magazine, and others. He's fast, easy to work with, and fun to be around. View the portfolio HERE.Read My Book; Watch The Movie
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Is that a neutral density filter on your lens?
No, I’m just happy to see you….
Sorry. Couldn’t resist that! Yes, that’s my new grad ND.
Could you please explain how do use neutral density filter for interior photography?
Eyal, it’s a graduated ND — cuts one stop from the exposure on a portion of the scene. Makes it easier to balance the illumination across the scene.
thanks for sharing, every time you post something – I learn something. Very grateful for that.
Very cool! Scott what head is on that tripod? Do those knobs fine tune your angle?
That’s called a geared head – the knobs adjust the attitude of the camera, very precisely. That one is a Manfotto 405.
Thanks scott. I am really considering ordering this head. However, I do a teeny tiny bit of video work also, where I literally just do a few clips of panning and tilting. I know its not a fluid head, but is it smooth enough to get a clean pan around a room? I have a very steady hand – mind you…
I wouldn’t do it. You really need a dedicated fluid head for that stuff. Manfrotto has a new one that they’re touting as a “combination” head – you might look into that. Otherwise, I’d suggest the 501 as a good cheap fluid head.