Great video, thank you! If I may make a suggestion, I’m in Fl so I use a USB plug-in for the TV’s that shows a beach scene. If glare ruins the tv pic then I take my photo into PS and add the picture back in using the transform tool to add it. It looks so much better than a black TV screen. You could add the front of the house to that screen in post too. It’s so easy and fast to do. Even faster than using USB plug-in into the TV’s in the field but I don’t edit my Matterport videos so I want the pretty beach pic in my video.
Hey! Thanks for the feedback, that is actually something I’ve done too! Sometimes I put in an iconic movie intro still like “Paramount” or something in media rooms. The only reason I didn’t do that in this session it was for interior design. Love the idea of the front of the house, thanks for watching!
These are really helpful, will probably help me reduce the need for me to outsource. But anyway, outsourcing helps me spend more time with my family. edithere if someone needs it, not that I want to advertise but their service is really great.
Hey Joy! Totally get it with the outsourcing, I’m right there with ya! Actually experimenting with options like that now that I’m turning it more into a business with additional shooters and such. I’ll check them out, thanks for your recommendation and for watching!
Sir your work is too good for learner's m happy that i learnt something from you I have question that which software mostly we use for real estate photography editing
Any camera honestly, even the newer phone can get the job done. The camera isn’t as important as then lens you use. You want a wide angle lens that doesn’t distort the lines and keeps them straight, like a 16-35. But you can get started with much more affordable equipment.
Thanks so much! Glad you found it valuable. I think this video is currently the one that shows the most photoshop, I'll add that to my list though. Thanks for watching!
Hey Jim, thanks so much! Appreciate it greatly. I got started in it simply because my wife has worked in real estate for most of her career, specifically on the title side. So I got introduced to some of the realtors she was constantly working with and a few gave me the opportunity to try out some of their listings. My work in the beginning was really bad, I wish I could've watched the tutorials I'm making now haha, but that's how I got my foot in the door! Thanks for watching!
@@AndreiRestrepo thanks for answering! A good friend of mine is a realtor that asked if I could help out. Bought a 20 y/o 16-35mm L lens to try it out and try to build some portfolio around it. Good luck with your videos, a lot of great tips in your catalog to dig through!
That’s awesome! I’m sure it’ll do the job, I’d say stick to f/8 to make sure it’s the sharpest f/stop of the lens and get the best image! Let me know how it goes, thanks again!
New to RE photography and checked out your membership option from your webpage. Do you use Lightroom classic or the new LR? I need to learn editing fast and have updated from a 2014 MacBook Pro to a 2023 MacBook Pro and can’t seem to find LR classic. I have joined Adobe’s creative cloud but need more help and hoping your membership will help!
Hey! Thanks so much! I use both, but LR Classic for all the real estate work. Strange you can't find it, it's definitely available. Thanks for joining the membership!
Yes. Almost all of the work can be done in Lightroom now as well. Only thing I still use photoshop for is removing things/cleaning up the photo, and sky replacements. Thanks for watching!
Hey Sean, that’s great idea. I definitely want to be better about sharing downloadable assets from the videos and that would be great. Thanks for the suggestion and for watching!
Hey I have a clients photo of a front of a house picture and right dead center of the pic is a tree is there any way to delete the tree? and add in the the house?
Hey! I wouldn’t delete the tree, misleading to me and more in the realm of false marketing. I come across that all the time, just have to find a corner angle or just a different operative that works
great video but I cant find my way to create new mask that was shown in the video to properly expose some under/over-exposed part, can anyone help me on this?
Editing isn't easy but easy at the same time
Thank you for this video
I agree with that! Thanks so much, appreciate your support!
@@AndreiRestrepo you're welcome 😊
Still learning from your channel as well
Kudos.
Man, you are really good with this Photoshop/Lightroom thing. Great tricks and tutorials!
Hey man! Really appreciate it, means a lot! Thanks for watching, glad you found it valuable!
Great video, thank you! If I may make a suggestion, I’m in Fl so I use a USB plug-in for the TV’s that shows a beach scene. If glare ruins the tv pic then I take my photo into PS and add the picture back in using the transform tool to add it. It looks so much better than a black TV screen. You could add the front of the house to that screen in post too. It’s so easy and fast to do. Even faster than using USB plug-in into the TV’s in the field but I don’t edit my Matterport videos so I want the pretty beach pic in my video.
Hey! Thanks for the feedback, that is actually something I’ve done too! Sometimes I put in an iconic movie intro still like “Paramount” or something in media rooms. The only reason I didn’t do that in this session it was for interior design. Love the idea of the front of the house, thanks for watching!
Well presented. Bringing down the opacity of the sky replacement makes a lot of sense. Good stuff!
Hey Mike! Appreciate it! Yeah, I’ve noticed those small little adjustments can make pretty big differences. Thanks for watching!
Thank you. This helps tremendously
Glad to hear it! I have a lot more content on RE photo editing on the channel if you're interested. Thanks so much!
These are really helpful, will probably help me reduce the need for me to outsource. But anyway, outsourcing helps me spend more time with my family. edithere if someone needs it, not that I want to advertise but their service is really great.
Hey Joy! Totally get it with the outsourcing, I’m right there with ya! Actually experimenting with options like that now that I’m turning it more into a business with additional shooters and such. I’ll check them out, thanks for your recommendation and for watching!
Nice! These are super useful TRICKS
thanks man ! new AI stuff is DOPE!
Thanks so much! Awesome Video with so much valuable information. Keep them coming please!!!!
Hey Nick! Thanks so much, appreciate the comment. Hope all is well man!
Great lesson! Many thanks.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching
These videos are so helpful, thank you
Hey Emily! You’re welcome, glad you’ve found them valuable! Thanks for your support.
Excellent video! Thanks
Thanks so much! Appreciate the feedback.
Thanks for the video! great info, keep it up!
Hey! Thanks so much for the comment, I appreciate greatly, glad it was valuable!
Great tips. Thx for sharing.
Hey Ty! Thanks so much, glad you found it valuable!
Great video man!
Thanks so much !
For TV replacements, I use a screenshot of our RUclips channel. A little "product placement" advertising. :)
That’s awesome! Great idea. Currently we put a pretty landscape image or something like that. Great tip!
Sir your work is too good for learner's m happy that i learnt something from you
I have question that which software mostly we use for real estate photography editing
Thanks! Mostly Adobe Lightroom, and a little bit of work in photoshop. Here’s how I edit real estate photos! ruclips.net/video/fIcSGjbPyiY/видео.html
I mean which camera i can use for shooting real estate photography
Any camera honestly, even the newer phone can get the job done. The camera isn’t as important as then lens you use. You want a wide angle lens that doesn’t distort the lines and keeps them straight, like a 16-35. But you can get started with much more affordable equipment.
Hi I liked this video a lot with how you edit different aspects of each photo. Do you have a video on how to use photoshop for beginners
Thanks so much! Glad you found it valuable. I think this video is currently the one that shows the most photoshop, I'll add that to my list though. Thanks for watching!
You're making some brilliant content mate, really liking it. Question: how did you first get started with real estate photography?
Hey Jim, thanks so much! Appreciate it greatly. I got started in it simply because my wife has worked in real estate for most of her career, specifically on the title side. So I got introduced to some of the realtors she was constantly working with and a few gave me the opportunity to try out some of their listings. My work in the beginning was really bad, I wish I could've watched the tutorials I'm making now haha, but that's how I got my foot in the door! Thanks for watching!
@@AndreiRestrepo thanks for answering! A good friend of mine is a realtor that asked if I could help out. Bought a 20 y/o 16-35mm L lens to try it out and try to build some portfolio around it. Good luck with your videos, a lot of great tips in your catalog to dig through!
That’s awesome! I’m sure it’ll do the job, I’d say stick to f/8 to make sure it’s the sharpest f/stop of the lens and get the best image! Let me know how it goes, thanks again!
@@AndreiRestrepo Thanks again for the tip Andrei!
very good. thanks
Hey! Thanks so much, appreciate your support!
Killer tips!
Thanks dude ! 👊🏻
New to RE photography and checked out your membership option from your webpage. Do you use Lightroom classic or the new LR? I need to learn editing fast and have updated from a 2014 MacBook Pro to a 2023 MacBook Pro and can’t seem to find LR classic. I have joined Adobe’s creative cloud but need more help and hoping your membership will help!
Hey! Thanks so much! I use both, but LR Classic for all the real estate work. Strange you can't find it, it's definitely available. Thanks for joining the membership!
Hi. Did you started using lightroom and then photoshop in this video?
Thanks
Yes. Almost all of the work can be done in Lightroom now as well. Only thing I still use photoshop for is removing things/cleaning up the photo, and sky replacements. Thanks for watching!
Hey Andrei, do you have a course
Hey! Not yet, planning for next year!
can you do a tutorial where you give us a link to download the photos you edit.
Hey Sean, that’s great idea. I definitely want to be better about sharing downloadable assets from the videos and that would be great. Thanks for the suggestion and for watching!
@@AndreiRestrepo thanks for the reply i look forward to one in the future.
Hey I have a clients photo of a front of a house picture and right dead center of the pic is a tree is there any way to delete the tree? and add in the the house?
Hey! I wouldn’t delete the tree, misleading to me and more in the realm of false marketing. I come across that all the time, just have to find a corner angle or just a different operative that works
great video but I cant find my way to create new mask that was shown in the video to properly expose some under/over-exposed part, can anyone help me on this?
Hey! I believe it’s the 2022 Lightroom & Photoshop update when they added the AI features. Are you in the latest update? Let me know!
Do you sell the presets?
Hey there! Yes I do, you can check them out here! www.etsy.com/shop/andreirestrepo
Don’t use presets if we don’t have the presets that’s cheating
Here’s a video where I completely breakdown editing from scratch! ruclips.net/video/fIcSGjbPyiY/видео.html
Really good tips!
Thanks so much, glad you found it valuable!