Outstanding - I've been editing my first RE photo shoot of a model home and was wondering how to do this. By the way.... I'm an ARNG veteran as well - Ft. Benning school for boys - PVT to MAJ 21 years. Love your reference to "Battle Drills"
I have been viewing several of your other tutorials in the past few days addressing color cast. I think this one is your most recent video on that topic to date (late Feb/2024). Using Photoshop instead of Lightroom makes sense if working with layers in Photoshop already for real estate photos. The steps you walk through here are pretty simple and the ability to adjust the range in the Properties dialog box looks easy to use. Thank you for presenting another very helpful tutorial!
Great video. I stumbled across the colour range tool as part of an adjustment layer hue saturation mask and wasn’t aware it was also available via the ‘select’ menu. Thanks Nathan.
Cheers Nathan - I'm starting a new job in a few weeks where I'll be shooting all things media for a 5 branch estate agency in the UK. Just signed up for your course online (all 3) as I love the results you get and the way you approach them. Speed seems to be the determining factor for me so this video is going to help with the efficiency. I'll be shooting 2/3 properties a day. High end HDR is going to be the method for now but Flambient might be an option for higher end properties and interior design jobs. Quick question - in terms of property video, is it just the book you have on the subject are there any courses available? Also do you have any tips on how to approach providing floor plans?
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Thanks Nathan. still running win 10, the ps directions are brilliant.
Outstanding - I've been editing my first RE photo shoot of a model home and was wondering how to do this. By the way.... I'm an ARNG veteran as well - Ft. Benning school for boys - PVT to MAJ 21 years. Love your reference to "Battle Drills"
I have been viewing several of your other tutorials in the past few days addressing color cast. I think this one is your most recent video on that topic to date (late Feb/2024). Using Photoshop instead of Lightroom makes sense if working with layers in Photoshop already for real estate photos. The steps you walk through here are pretty simple and the ability to adjust the range in the Properties dialog box looks easy to use. Thank you for presenting another very helpful tutorial!
Great video. I stumbled across the colour range tool as part of an adjustment layer hue saturation mask and wasn’t aware it was also available via the ‘select’ menu. Thanks Nathan.
I was just having this problem and you came up with this video, thanks!
Glad I could help!
Once Again,Thank You!
As always, brilliant!
Many Thanks that was really good :)
So Funny, spent most of Sunday searching and watching how to use this tool. None of them helped. Thank you for what you do!
You're very welcome Paul!
Cheers Nathan - I'm starting a new job in a few weeks where I'll be shooting all things media for a 5 branch estate agency in the UK. Just signed up for your course online (all 3) as I love the results you get and the way you approach them.
Speed seems to be the determining factor for me so this video is going to help with the efficiency. I'll be shooting 2/3 properties a day. High end HDR is going to be the method for now but Flambient might be an option for higher end properties and interior design jobs.
Quick question - in terms of property video, is it just the book you have on the subject are there any courses available? Also do you have any tips on how to approach providing floor plans?
Cheers and thank you! I am working on a course on real estate videography, which I hope to release by the end of the year...stay tuned...
great video, where can I download Lightroom Classic??
Thanks! Choose the "Photography" plan (20GB) at www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/compare-plans.html