The most widely used method in architectural photography is to overlap different exposures in post-production. HDR (High Dynamic Range), as it is now known, is the method we use with DSLR cameras to capture the high dynamic range. We usually work with images taken with 3 or 5 different exposure values depending on the light situation. To do this, you need a good trip that doesn't stretch. We prefer Benro as a brand for tripods.

The most common problem in interior architectural shots is to show the outside of the window without the light entering from the outside and darkening the interior. At this point, fill flashes, constant continuous lights come into play. If artificial light is in the work, it means there is shadow, you should control the light correctly. We prefer the Godox brand for light.