Bathroom remodel magazine
If you have ever enjoyed watching a time-lapse video of something being built then you will understand what I mean when I say that taking pictures of your bathroom-remodeling project as it develops can be a lot of fun. With time-lapse video photography you set up a camera in a fixed position and take one frame or picture every few minutes or every few hours. This condenses the actions of several days, weeks or months into a short video lasting just a few minutes. It can be fascinating and often very funny to watch the progress super fast like this.
For most of us it isn't possible to set up a video camera in one spot like this for our bathroom renovations. You probably don't have the space to set it up and leave it running and if you did then your tripod would get knocked and moved by your workers. It would be impossible to do this in a very small bathroom. I expect that you are probably busy and don't have the time to create something like this anyway.
The next best thing to time-lapse video is still photography taken of your bathroom remodel during the work. Taking a lot of still pictures before, after and every day during your bathroom-remodeling project can be organised later into a very enjoyable bathroom makeover picture gallery. I've put some pictures of before, and after the remodeling of my own bathroom for you to see on the page Before, and After Bathroom Remodeling Pictures Why you should use a digital camera on your small bathroom makeover.
Most professional photographers will tell you that a cheap 35mm conventional film camera will give you superior images and allow you to take a lot of pictures very quickly. Well you don't need super high quality images unless you're going to publish your photos in a glossy bathroom magazine and you'll have plenty of time to take your pictures. If all you have is a film camera then by all means use it to photograph your bathroom renovations but if you have access to a digital camera then you will be able to do much better. Most modern digital cameras are capable of taking and storing hundreds if not thousands of digital images of your bathroom and if you fill it's memory then just download the pictures onto your PC and start again.
For most of us it isn't possible to set up a video camera in one spot like this for our bathroom renovations. You probably don't have the space to set it up and leave it running and if you did then your tripod would get knocked and moved by your workers. It would be impossible to do this in a very small bathroom. I expect that you are probably busy and don't have the time to create something like this anyway.
The next best thing to time-lapse video is still photography taken of your bathroom remodel during the work. Taking a lot of still pictures before, after and every day during your bathroom-remodeling project can be organised later into a very enjoyable bathroom makeover picture gallery. I've put some pictures of before, and after the remodeling of my own bathroom for you to see on the page Before, and After Bathroom Remodeling Pictures Why you should use a digital camera on your small bathroom makeover.
Most professional photographers will tell you that a cheap 35mm conventional film camera will give you superior images and allow you to take a lot of pictures very quickly. Well you don't need super high quality images unless you're going to publish your photos in a glossy bathroom magazine and you'll have plenty of time to take your pictures. If all you have is a film camera then by all means use it to photograph your bathroom renovations but if you have access to a digital camera then you will be able to do much better. Most modern digital cameras are capable of taking and storing hundreds if not thousands of digital images of your bathroom and if you fill it's memory then just download the pictures onto your PC and start again.
