Window Pulls For HDR: Here Is What You Need To Know

In this video, I'm going to teach you how to do window pulls with HDR exposure bracketing. This is a concept you need to be aware of if you're looking to take real estate photography to the next level!
HDR see-through windows are a seriously popular technique that can add a lot of punch to your images. In this video, I'll show you how to use window pulls to create beautiful images that will make your real estate clients amazed!
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[@Matthew-zy3yb]

How did you merge the 3 brackets as layers into one HDR layer? Thanks

[@michaelsabell9294]

I'd also love to know please

[@360VRStudios]

I would recommend a flash window pull and blend that in. That way you don't dark blinds and looks more natural.

[@HoustonBrownPhotography]

IMHO, the windows still do not look right. Too much darkness in the blinds themselves when we know they were originally white. But for some quick HDR Real Estate I guess it works. I feel the window pull is a better choice, especially at an angle that would not have given you a glare.

[@360VRStudios]

agree, would be better to flash window pull and blend that in.

[@the_toilet_tanker3836]

And it would take 1/20 of the time to do

[@brokeforever]

Super inspiring to watch your process the end result is always super impressive.

[@BrandonWattsREP]

Thank you! We're about to get a little more serious with this next video 🤩

[@ArashSoltani77]

Thank You. It was very useful.

[@BrandonWattsREP]

You're very welcome my friend, thank you for coming by the channel!

[@panomaxstudio8454]

Thanks for great information. 👌

[@BrandonWattsREP]

Happy to help! Thank you for your support to the channel!

[@sadikhamza4668]

Thanks for info 🙏.... Ur fan from Morocco

[@BrandonWattsREP]

You're welcome my friend, I hope it helps!

[@gokayk4885]

very usefull video thank you

[@BrandonWattsREP]

I'm so happy that you found use out of it. Thank you!!!

[@criticaltinker]

try that pen tool when there's a lot of stuff going on like plants etc.

[@adrielsalazar3552]

😍

[@apr6337]

Dang. Did you have some where to go that you were running late when you started this?

[@HoustonBrownPhotography]

Why not do the window pull with a flash and use a DARKER blending mode? Seems like a lot less work.

[@BrandonWattsREP]

That's what I normally do. This was for those who don't use flash at all and strictly shoot pure HDR.
Typically I just shoot my flash pops when shooting flash/ambient at 1/250 and wipe off the ambient layer on top for easy window pulls.

[@JoshxIZ]

Thanks but this is not worth the time especially if it was a flowerpot etc in front of the window.
I love sitting and editing like this like you do but sometimes you got remember that no one will appreciate how much time and effort that goes in.

[@HDBnB1]

Are there quicker ways to do this via AI editing yet?