I love the nature approach - you looking back and forth then making and remaking or amending as your worked through an unrehearsed segment. In the real day to day stuff, that which your showed us is normal. Your knowledge is what I wish I could donload to my brain.
I essentially had been tossing my brackets in Aurora and immediately putting them back into LR not wanting to bother with Aurora's other tools but this video has changed my mind. Great tips brother!
This video is very interesting because you show us this aurora software that seems it works great, but I see that you spend a lot of time editing. I understand that the work must be almost perfect or perfect, but I think that you can do it faster with a better planning whit the flash before getting de photos. That will let you edit faster only using lightroom and photoshop to fix little issues in the scenario. Sorry for my English, I'm from Spain. I started 2 years ago with real estate photography. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Interesting you fix the white balance prior to blend. I believed Lightroom will dump any changes made in the merge process. I don’t know about Aurora. Will try. Seems redundant tho.
PLEASE HELP!! I just bought Aurora today I was just finished a real estate shoot and I was doing three bracketed photos. Now when trying to upload the images from matchbook pro too Aurora the phots will never upload. I tried changing the format of the image and I wouldn't work. Tired to batch it and still nothing. At one point I selected the "Open Image" tab insert the three images but there was still no image and when I would try and "click cover to HDR" a pop up saving couldn't cover image. Idk why this is happening I took the picture RAW on my Sony a7iv. If someone could help me out it would be greatly appreciated. Just treed to get these photos edited for my client
I’m sorry but that looks bad. You can see the different color temperatures in the ceiling where you masked in the ambient mixed with the flash. Interior looks too flashy as in some areas would look better with ambient masked in. I guess if your looking for a quick edit for a low end realtor this would be okay.
Great video, but I do have a question. When I try to open my images from Lightroom it doesn't want to merge the three images, do you know of a work around for this?
@@luiscribas7926 Found the solution! Select the images you want merged then File>Plug In Extras > Transfer to Aurora HDR. My only other issue is that it seems that Aurora HDR automatically does its own corrections for verticals, wonder if there is a work around for that.
@@luiscribas7926 Correct. But Aurora is doing its own corrections. I prefer to do them myself sometimes but it does a decent job so I guess its not the end of the world lol.
You can do what you mentioned, however, I just personally found that Aurora or Enfuse suits my style and gives me the results that I like. I suppose it's subjective...
Would it be possible to do everything in Aurora HDR versus having to use Lightroom or Photoshop? The edits you made in Lightroom near the end of the video, could you have done the same edits in Aurora HDR?
This is cool, but I would rather spend a couple of minutes editing, not 10-15 minutes. Especially in this market, speed is everything and the faster the pictures get edited, the faster they get sent to the client, and the faster it gets sold. Some properties around me have sold within hours of going on market.
I love the nature approach - you looking back and forth then making and remaking or amending as your worked through an unrehearsed segment. In the real day to day stuff, that which your showed us is normal. Your knowledge is what I wish I could donload to my brain.
I essentially had been tossing my brackets in Aurora and immediately putting them back into LR not wanting to bother with Aurora's other tools but this video has changed my mind. Great tips brother!
This video is very interesting because you show us this aurora software that seems it works great, but I see that you spend a lot of time editing. I understand that the work must be almost perfect or perfect, but I think that you can do it faster with a better planning whit the flash before getting de photos. That will let you edit faster only using lightroom and photoshop to fix little issues in the scenario. Sorry for my English, I'm from Spain. I started 2 years ago with real estate photography. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Definitely learned something from this video! Thanks mate!
Very nice, thank you for sharing!
gonna have to watch this a few times
Great video
Interesting you fix the white balance prior to blend. I believed Lightroom will dump any changes made in the merge process. I don’t know about Aurora. Will try. Seems redundant tho.
Thanks, Pamela. That is a great point! Ill look into this further.
Hi. I found I shot the same house in your intro.
Me too
PLEASE HELP!! I just bought Aurora today I was just finished a real estate shoot and I was doing three bracketed photos. Now when trying to upload the images from matchbook pro too Aurora the phots will never upload. I tried changing the format of the image and I wouldn't work. Tired to batch it and still nothing. At one point I selected the "Open Image" tab insert the three images but there was still no image and when I would try and "click cover to HDR" a pop up saving couldn't cover image. Idk why this is happening I took the picture RAW on my Sony a7iv. If someone could help me out it would be greatly appreciated. Just treed to get these photos edited for my client
Hi, what lens do you use? You don't have any distortion or oberation of the lens. Wow.
Both distortion and aberration is automatically fixed in software, so I don't actually have to do anything.
When you edit a raw photo, and you dont want to save the edits as jpeg, do you save it as NEF file? Will it stay raw when saved that way
Usually you will save it as a PSD or a TIFF file once you are done then you can export the file images for the client into a JPEG!
I’m sorry but that looks bad. You can see the different color temperatures in the ceiling where you masked in the ambient mixed with the flash. Interior looks too flashy as in some areas would look better with ambient masked in. I guess if your looking for a quick edit for a low end realtor this would be okay.
Great video, but I do have a question. When I try to open my images from Lightroom it doesn't want to merge the three images, do you know of a work around for this?
My question, too...
@@luiscribas7926 Found the solution! Select the images you want merged then File>Plug In Extras > Transfer to Aurora HDR. My only other issue is that it seems that Aurora HDR automatically does its own corrections for verticals, wonder if there is a work around for that.
@@ashleythiel7795 Thank you. Will try. As for the vertical correction, you can always do that yourself on Lightroom before you export the shots.
@@luiscribas7926 Correct. But Aurora is doing its own corrections. I prefer to do them myself sometimes but it does a decent job so I guess its not the end of the world lol.
Do you really need Aurora HDR, could just use Lightroom HDR and Photoshop?
You can do what you mentioned, however, I just personally found that Aurora or Enfuse suits my style and gives me the results that I like. I suppose it's subjective...
Would it be possible to do everything in Aurora HDR versus having to use Lightroom or Photoshop? The edits you made in Lightroom near the end of the video, could you have done the same edits in Aurora HDR?
what is flambeau ?
Flambient is when you use flash together with the ambient light, there are tutorials on RUclips about it.
@@evertondel thank you sr!
This is cool, but I would rather spend a couple of minutes editing, not 10-15 minutes. Especially in this market, speed is everything and the faster the pictures get edited, the faster they get sent to the client, and the faster it gets sold. Some properties around me have sold within hours of going on market.
Well do you want a nice looking shot or some rushed crap?
Aurora HDR does not work anymore. It's a scam. Im tired of this .
Great video