>>3296570I do a lot of architecture and have been doing urbex stuff as of late, outsides and insides
You'll do fine with that gear but you also want at least one speedlight and diffuser, ideally 2 or more. Whenever you can, pick up a cheap 16mm or wider.
>Some tips?Stick with the classics til you know what you're doing- one point and two point perspectives, the usual diagonal 2 points.
For real estate it's slightly different in that you want the features rather than the best shot but you can usually do a bit of both.
Remember less is more when you're arranging shit.
>What time of day should it be?An hour before Twilight for your interiors, a half hour either side of Twilight for your exteriors
>>3296583You mean a panorama? If so, it's a major pain in the arse for architecture because of the diverging/converging lines
