Flambient Magic: Effortless Real Estate Photography Tutorial

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[@andrewbob3002]

What is your thoughts on outsourcing edits? I've attempted a few and always end up disappointed with simple things such as ability to correct lense distortion on wide angle lenses wt 14mm.

[@joefoto]

I day if you get busy enough and you find a good editor then it might be worth it. I am all about editing my own images. For me personally it's never been a problem. I'm getting fast enough to where it's not taking up too much of my time.

[@AK-tf9kd]

Love your videos as they are not buy my guides for full information.
Question for you, what is your current favorite light modifier for general use for the AD200 Pro?

[@joefoto]

Thank you! My ad200 switch died so I'm now using the godox v1. And sometimes the ad600 for large homes. My favorite modifier is still a standard shoot through umbrella. Best results so far.

[@ZoranAntonijevic81]

@@joefoto Please make a video with umbrella approach, we'd love to see that..

[@ZoranAntonijevic81]

Thank you Joe for this tutorial. I couldn't see if you were using MagMod or the Godox modifier on the flash.. Please tell..

[@joefoto]

I believe this was the Godox modifier.

[@Chiphumu]

Hi Joe, a very informative video. I have a question for you, which areas of the image do you concetrate in painting the luminosity back in?

[@joefoto]

It all depends on what looks most natural. If you feel a certain part of the image needs more ambient light, that's where to use it. Every room will be different. It's all what looks the best and what looks most natural to your eye.