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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 261452" data-attributes="member: 13090">Well I recently had an opportunity to do some shots of house for sale for a local real estate company. The listing was going live and they needed marketing photos turned around “yesterday”. With no time allotted for processing these were taken in JPG and turned over straight out of camera without so much as having any distortion correction done… Making matters worse, I couldn’t shoot until late in the afternoon (GAH!) So, with no time to scope out the scene ahead of time I packed up and headed out. The shots below were all taken with my Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 on my D7100 at ISO 200. With little or no natural light, my Yongnuo 565ex was deployed on camera, sometimes with an Omnibounce diffuser attached. Most shots were bounced off the ceiling.  Some of these shots need a little work but...The Yongnuo showed itself to be a really powerful unit; it had no trouble easily lighting entire rooms with very nice light. The swiveling head was really nice and more useful than I would have imagined. If you’re even considering the Yongnuo 565ex, I have nothing but great things to say about it.[ATTACH]71438[/ATTACH]The Master Bath[ATTACH]71439[/ATTACH]Spare Bedroom[ATTACH]71440[/ATTACH] The Kitchen area[ATTACH]71441[/ATTACH]The Living Area[ATTACH]71442[/ATTACH]The Piano Room.....</blockquote>