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Fake Tilt Shift for Real Estate Photography
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2019
- Without using a tilt-shift lens, this tutorial shows how to get the same geometric effects and preserve your composition. For more on my real estate photography series see amzn.to/3mFoznx
Nathan, if you ever have a day where you feel like what your doing is not worth your time, know that you have helped a self employed photographer that was depressed and hated his job and took a chance on what he loved (photography) Your knowledge has taught me so much and I can't thank you enough for your insight. I have modeled a lot of my technique after what you do and my client list continues to grow. Keep up the damn good work and I look forward to more of your videos.
Thanks John, you made my day!
What a great tutorial! What a sympathetic character to disclose his knowledge! Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
I'm a documentary photographer who sometimes needs to do things outside my comfort zone for different clients. This video was a life saver and I'm excited to try out this technique tomorrow
I’m a 21 year old Real estate photographer and have been watching all your videos and about to buy your books. You have helped me a ton and are such an inspiration to me. I’ve only been shooting real estate for about a year and just recently discovered your channel. In a short amount of time I have greatly improved the quality of my work and am very excited to keep growing. Thank you for all you do!
I don't understand how anyone can hit a thumb down on any of your videos. You offer great information to people for free!
Thank you for all of the work you put into these videos, your passion shows in your work.
Amazing, thanks a lot for this!
Thanks Nathan. slick idea about enlarging the margins and then cropping.
Thank you Nathan, I’ve been attempting this but left out the important step of cropping larger, now I know!
very helpful I actually had this situation today when I had to tilt the camera, but the thing is I'm not editing my images, it's done by the third party, however, whenever I need to edit for my personal clients I will keep this technique in mind! Thank you! So helpful. I learned so much from your channel I literally make 4k a month thanks to all your tutorial I even bought your online book!!
The best channel for real estate photography! Keep up!
I've come across your channel time and time again when searching for help with real estate photography. I recently purchased your books and I'm enjoying them. Thanks!
gr8 technique. keep the good work going
been using this method on landscapes a lot of the time, T&S lens is great but not necessary in my opinion, nice video as always.
Thanks Nathan! I like your videos so much and bought all of your books!
thank you Nathan! you helped me a lot. I see always interested your channel..you saved my life with this method.
THANKS for this post, Nathan -- Super helpful!
I have been enlarging the canvas size "image>resize canvas" and honestly did not realize we could simply go larger with the crop tool to save time - Neato!
This enlarging the workspace technique works for wide angle fisheye lens distortion correction as well to retain more of the photo.
I seriously appreciate you doing these videos!! You seem like such an easy going fun guy and make the work reflect that as well! I feel better about going into this field after every video. I will be purchasing your books thank you! ♥️🙏
Always something useful from you. Pretty much based my whole business on your techniques. Thank you.
Thanks Nathan, I will try this today. I certainly appreciate all of your ideas.
Great video as usual Nathan! Always informative and to the point. This is a great trick to have in your pocket. Thank you for what you do.
Just starting out and bought all your books. Keep up the good work.
Lifesaving trick thank you so much for sharing, keep up the great work you are amazing!!!
Great Idea Nathan, you are very creative.
Love your videos Nathan,very helpful, thank you.
Thanks Nathan, great tutorial.
Really helpful. Thank you Nathan.
This is a great tip -- one of the best I've found on RUclips! I'd like to suggest a new topic for you to discuss -- PRICING for real estate photography. I'm an experienced real estate photographer in a relatively upscale area (Santa Barbara), but I have a hard time getting realtors to pay more than a few hundred dollars for 30+ edited photos to market a multi-million dollar listing. I'd like to hear your suggestions regarding pricing.
Thanks Bradley, we're almost neighbors (I'm in Thousand Oaks). Pricing is a very subjective issue, but I will consider a video on that. I do though cover that to varying degrees in my business book on REP, which you may find interesting www.amazon.com/dp/B07FB47JRT and there are some other videos on my channel concerning that to some degree as well.
@@NathanCoolPhoto Oh wow -- I had no clue you were in T.O.! That's my hometown and I still have family there. Thank you for recommending your book. I just purchased it (Kindle version) and I'm looking forward to reading it.
Great tute as always. Thank you Nathan!
Thanks Nathan, it was very useful!
Great trick, thanks Nathan.
I don't even do real estate but I really like your videos. Very interesting.
Wow, I could have really used this tip yesterday! Next time… Thanks for great content!
Very helpful. Thanks Nathan
awesome tutorial!
Awesome tutorial.
Awesome stuff!
Great video Nathan👍
WOW Can't wait to try this
excuse the middle age belly sticking out...
Love your little jokes that you put in time to time :)
Phenomenal! Thanks so much for sharing this knowledge! Question though. I have been thinking about this for some time... Could one also imitate Tilt Shift/Perspective Control by using a mast instead of a tripod? What I mean is by using a mast with a camera head, adjust the camera to get the lines straight, then raise the camera to the needed height. And of course, one would have to use a cam ranger to control the camera. That does seem like a lot to go through, but it’s still a way cheaper alternative than an expensive Tilt Shift lens.
Thanks! Breaking out a mast with extra setup would eat into time on-site and profits. This takes about one minute on site where a mast and such would take much, much longer.
How "cool" is that?! Many of us asked for this tutorial on Nathan's Instagram when he posted this final pic a week or so ago - and here it is! Nathan, Thank you.
I know you do personal consulting but how about a two-day workshop? I'd do whatever it took to be a part of that!
Brilliant!!
Thank you
I like your process, would you not get the same result by using a wider lens and then cropping back again after you get the verticals sorted out in LR
Thanks! And no. This was shot as wide as possible, so cropping only would lose some of the details/frame/comp; hence, the content aware fill, and cropping bigger than the image.
Bravo!
Amazing
Great video. Thanks for this help! I've been trying to decide whether to purchase a tilt-shift lens or the 360 pano head and PTGui. Any thoughts on which would be more useful? Thx
Thanks! I never use a tilt shift lens...no need.
And if you make a portrait photo and merge all them? Work too ? Using a 20mm and make 3 or 4 vertical photos, merge and cut the botom.
Too much time onsite, too much time in editing, not my recommendation. Instead, at that point, it'd be better to invest in a shift lens, like I show in another video at ruclips.net/video/a1D8iNNkI3Y/видео.html
First in Swedish, Suveränt=perfect.