How to Shoot Interiors

Learn how to shoot beautiful, Instagram-worthy images with a DSLR

Learn all the technique and skills you need from the ground up.

How To Shoot Interiors will teach you everything you need to know to get up and running! We’ll start with the basics of DSLR photography, and then move into how to set up the perfect shot, editing techniques, and a whole lot more. I’ve got the process down to a science and I can’t wait to share my step-by-step techniques to make snapping photos in manual mode and enhancing them in Photoshop simple and straightforward. It doesn’t have to be overwhelming or overly complicated!

Consider this your get-started guide - we’ll cover the technical skills and creative aspects of interior photography, and by the end, you’ll be ready to take start snapping gorgeous photos of client projects, your own home, and other photo-worthy spaces. Capture the images you want when you want, without having to hire a pro. Add them to your portfolio, share them on social media, or use them to get published! Create content that you’re proud to put out into the world.

What’s inside…

Stop taking “meh” iPhone photos or DSLR photos in Automatic mode that are never quite good enough. Start taking bright and beautiful images with the techniques and tips you learn in this course.

iPhone Example - sofa vignette.jpg
DSLR Example - sofa vignette.jpg

Module 1: Getting the right equipment.

You’ll learn what you need and why. Be sure to take a look at my equipment recommendations for the course below so you can get started ASAP when you sign up.

Module 2: Photography theory and getting to know your camera.

We’ll talk about shooting in manual mode including balancing the “exposure triangle” that’s made up of shutter speed, aperture, and ISO. Then we’ll move into getting to know the anatomy of a DSLR (in other words, what all those buttons and dials do!) so you can take that theory and start applying it in real life.

Module 3: Snapping those beautiful photos.

After getting to know your the buttons and settings on your camera along with the theory behind it, you’re ready to start snapping photos! I’ll show you how to set up your shots, what you need to do when you walk in the room, and how to choose your settings for different situations. I’ve also got a cheat sheet of “magic settings” that will take a lot of the guesswork out of shooting in manual as you’re learning the basics. Knowing what settings to start with will speed up your learning and get you better results faster.

Module 4: How to edit your photos in Photoshop.

Editing is the finishing touch for your photos. Your goal should be to take the best image you can with your camera and then enhance it with Photoshop. I’ll teach you my simple process including how to use the only seven editing tools you (really) need to know. You’ll also learn how to save and export those photos so you can use them on your website or publish them on social media (hello Instagram!).

The course will also include step-by-step videos, practice exercises, extra tips, and other goodies!

Grab your spot

Grab your spot

How To Shoot Interiors
$395.00
One time
$175.00
For 3 months

Beautiful images are everything when it comes interior design. In this course, you’ll learn all the skills you need to shoot portfolio-worthy photos with a DSLR camera. Save the cost of hiring a pro and create content you’re proud of for your website, Instagram, and more.


✓ Step by step videos on shooting and editing photos
✓ Practice exercises to solidify your skills
✓ Bonuses, extra tips, and more!
✓ Lifetime access

How To Shoot Interiors is an excellent course and well worth the money.  In my business as an organizer and decorator of residential homes it is imperative that I am able to compose and take my own quality pictures when it is convenient for me and this course has given me that ability.  This is a self-paced course and all of it is pertinent information.  The highlights for me include the importance of lighting, editing in Photoshop, and naming your photos for visibility on the website. Additionally, Chaney is an excellent instructor who represents her brand well.  Her responses to all of your questions are timely and thorough.  I highly recommend How To Shoot Interiors.  

Hear what Joyce has to say…

FAQs

  • You’ll find a list of my recommendations below with links* to the products I’ll be using to teach the course.

    • Camera: Canon Rebel DSLR (The T8i is the most recent model. I’ll be teaching using a combination of the T7i and the T5i, but you can use any camera from the Canon Rebel line or another DSLR.)

    • Wide Angle Lens: Canon EFS 10-18mm IS (Optional, but a great additional lens for tight spaces or wide room shots.)

    • Tripod 

    • Wired Cable Shutter Release Remote 

    • Memory Cards (SanDisk 32GB SD Card)

    • Photoshop: Adobe Photography Plan ($9.99/month - includes Photoshop, which is the editing software we’ll use)

    • Computer: this one is up to you based on personal preference and other needs that you have, but make sure it meets the minimum requirements to run Photoshop as listed here. I use a MacBook Pro.

    Photography equipment is definitely an investment, but if you’re committed to learning and developing your skills, it’s well worth it. The total cost of the equipment is around $1,000, but hiring a professional photographer for one shoot can cost that much or more.

    If you already have other equipment and would like to use it, that’s fine - just know that you might have to do a little more work on your end to learn how to apply the knowledge to your specific setup. If you’re not sure what you have will work, please feel free to contact me and I’d be happy to answer any questions you have. Also, don’t forget that you can always buy or borrow a second-hand camera and upgrade in the future when you’re ready. Don’t let the cost of equipment stop you from getting started!

  • The content is made up of demonstrative videos and step-by-step tutorials, plus a written Companion Guide. You’re also encouraged to practice what you’ve learned by downloading the provided blank design boards and product images so you can try to recreate the design boards I share in the tutorials.

    It’s a completely self-paced course, so you can work through the material in a way that works best for your schedule.

    The total length of the videos is about 5 hours, so you can complete the course in as little as a day!

  • Let's chat! If you work through the entire course and are unsatisfied, contact us in the first 30 days after you purchase and we will give you a full refund.

  • Please reach out to chaney@mixandmatchdesign.com with any additional questions.

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