How To Get THE MOST Out Of HDR For Real Estate Photography!!
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- In this video, I'll go over how to get the most out of HDR real estate photography. By understanding how to edit HDR properly, you can create photos that are both beautiful and realistic.
HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography is a great way to capture stunning photos of your real estate photos. By utilizing exposure bracketing, you can capture, then edit, highlights and shadows of your photos in stunning detail. In this video, I'll show you how to take advantage of HDR Real Estate Photography to create amazing photos that will bring your images to life!
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00:00 Introduction
00:57 Blending Your Layers
04:41 Window Pulls
08:10 Managing Highlights
10:30 Managing Color Casts
16:00 Finished Image 
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Hey your content is awesome brother. Some great techniques that I haven't seen some of the other guys use. Subscriber here. Please don't stop making videos, your channel will grow before you know it.
Great video!
Hi Brandon, i actually don't see the point in adding masks to several layers on top of each other this way. The purpose of HDR is usually to take care of highlights on one end, and shadows on the other hand, on top of a base layer (so 3 frame in total, as we can see in so many of your videos).
But here it seems like each new operation overwrites the previous one, since you're supposed to preserve highlights (the window) which ends up blown out at the end...
Is there a real value with those 5 layers instead of 3 ?
Great tutorial! Thanks a lot! you didn't use any flash but only ambient light for this photo, did I get that right?
Thank you for this! I'm pretty new to editing, so i don't have much intuition for building a workflow. This is invaluable to me!
You're quite welcome! I'm definitely glad I could be of assistance in getting you started.
Let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to help!
Thanks. Excellent tutorial. I have been shooting flambient for years but always was attracted to hdr. This is a much more complex workflow than flambient, but i will experiment with hdr on my next shoot.
Thank you so much!
I started out as the opposite. I first got into HDR photography, then into flambient.
What HDR has me considering is the speed in which you can photograph a property. Now once I can get the editing time for HDR down to an hour for 35 images then I'll be happy. Otherwise I stick to flash/ambient.
In this case though, I only had an hour to shoot a video, take photos, and a virtual tour; so HDR was a must!
You might know this, but with lumenzia, with all the layers selected if you hit the "PreBlend" button, it will auto align + make a black mask on each of them. It will also give you the option to put arrange the layers from dark to light.. or light to dark, can't remember exactly. Great tutorial btw!!
Ah yes, thank you my friend!
I use preblend in my own workflow, though I like to show others who don't have Lumenzia the route I would take without it.
I'll have to make an in depth tutorial on it but I certainly appreciate and love your help, thank you!
Using Pen tool to mask out windows is not good, has to be a better technique for HDR window pulls.
I'm looking for better ways, though I agree with you 100%
Good job
Thank you!
Flambient is quicker and get better natural results. No color cast.
I know, though unfortunately for this shoot I only had an hour or so to shoot a video, 360 tour, and photograph the whole restaurant. Needless to say that I had no time to properly flash each scene so I just went with exposure bracketing instead.
that kind of scene might not be the easiest for flambient in my humble opinion