Top Tip For Small Room Photos - Tip #7
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- "Welcome to Tip #7 in our Real Estate Photography series! Ever wondered how to make a laundry room appear spacious? Join us as we explore a laundry room that's larger than just a closet. In this video, we'll show you a clever way to capture its dimensions. While a corner may be challenging to showcase, we've got you covered. We step out slightly to give you a glimpse of what's inside. A subtle adjustment reveals water lines, washer, and dryer. A follow-up shot captures the full setup. For more insightful tips, tricks, and real estate photography guidance, make sure to like, subscribe, and drop a comment with your questions. We're here to assist you every step of the way!"
Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Another option would be to get in the space and shoot center of the room back towards the machines. Your lens will show the opening in the shot.
Yeah. That would be another angle for sure. But doesn’t really show the size of the room. But would be a great shot.
What camera and lens are you using ?
Great tip by the way 👌🏽
Canon 90D Rokinon 10mm is my photography setup. Links to what I use are in my long form video content. What do you use?
@@AgentCaseyGDoes this require a license?
@@Dan0rioNno
Hi, I’m doing my first shoot at an older home tomorrow and I have been studying to see how real estate photography works. I’m seeing a lot of hdr bracketed photos but I wanted to see if that was completely necessary and if I can just take normal pictures interior and exterior. Thanks
I would highly suggest that you do not, because whenever there is a window, he will have blown out pictures. You could get away with it if there is no windows, etc. but definitely stack three. If your camera has that capability to do it and if you can’t edit that hire somebody to edit it is worth it so you can get more clients
@@AgentCaseyG Based off what I’ve seen I think that I’m going to edit the bracketed pictures In light room and go from there. I have a Sony zv1 (it’s a vlogging camera) 😭 but I’ll see what I can do. Thank you!!
@jeshua9252 how wide is your lens?
@@AgentCaseyG 24 to 70mm
@@AgentCaseyG I was thinking after I get the money for the shoot (I’m 15 yrs) I can get an 18mm wide angle lens attachment and go from there
Hi what camera you use for photography for real estate
Canon 90D at the moment. In the process of research to see if I want to stay with that or something else.
I just took a bunch of shots of my house for practice and to get something for a "Portfolio" The widest I can go is 16mm. It was really difficult to get shots of my bathroom. I ended up deciding to include the door frame.
Is it a 16 on a full frame camera? I have never needed to include the doorframe in any shots. There is always a way. Did you try portrait?
@@AgentCaseyG I didnt think about portrait. I dont think its full frame. Its a Nikon z30.
@@SirFency so portrait usually fixes the small bathroom issues Also I’m pretty sure that is a crop sensor. So your 16mm is actually taking photos like a 19/20mm based a a quick google saying it’s a 1.23 crop.
@@AgentCaseyG you got a new sub. Thanks for the help.
@SirFency glad to help. Good luck!
What is a good camera cheap for beginner real estate photography and videography
What do you consider cheap? A good budget for camera and lens is around $1000. You could go cheaper. Find a used camera
What is most affordable quality lens I can use for indoors??
Depends on your camera. What camera are you using? I mostly use Rokinon
What lens do you recommend? My first session was a few days ago and I used a 18-55mm lens
Congrats on your first one! Most of the time I’m using a 15 or 16mm depending on which camera I’m using. 18 will do the job as long as that’s not on a crop sensor camera.
@@AgentCaseyG I use a Canon Rebel t7. I’m not sure if it is or not
That is a 1.6 crop factor. Similar to my canon 90D. I use a 10mm which comes out to be 16mm lens. So your 18 is more like 28mm. You for sure need a different lense.
@@AgentCaseyG that’s a great tip. Anything you recommend?
@@GranndmaStories use a the Canon 10-18mm, everything will come off better compared to the 18 mm. Telling you from experienced, I bought one at extremely good condition at Adorama for ~$200. Makes rooms look bigger, and the angle will look much more professional.
Do you do three bracket exposures
Every time. I don’t take the time to switch my settings around at every angle.
Nice. Is 10mm too wide?
If it’s a full frame camera. Yes. If it’s a crop no. I find 15-16mm after crop or full frame perfect for me
Great tip
Glad you liked it
Thanks 😊
You are welcome. Hope it helps
I still don't understand it, don't you have an image to illustrate?
Working on updated videos with examples. :-). Thanks for the feedback.
Nowadays many videographers use iPhones for real estate and they get amazing results. What’s wrong with that?
Nothing… it’s all in the results
@@AgentCaseyG then how come agents get mad when videographers show up with an iPhone ?
Also what’s wrong with taking nice professional wide angle HDR photos for real estate with iPhone ..
@@legacymedia613 because the expectation wasn’t set. When I’m going to show up with my phone I call it social media video. If they are going to pay for a pro highlight video I give them that using pro equipment. Price accordingly also.
@@legacymedia613 it will pass for ok photos. But you can’t edit them the same…. Yet.
Real photos really come to life in the edit. Not the push a button see what happens auto edit. You still get blown out windows pixelation etc in the phone photos.
does tgis require a license???
No just a camera
@@AgentCaseyG Damn nice! I been sleeping on this opportunity smh.. How much do realtor photographers make per house photo shoot on average?
Hello sir I am thilip real estate photo editor from India and my work is a real estate photo editor
Is real estate photography a good paying career?
If you’re good at it