I was so close to making this an excelete video. Please help me understand why did you not show the post process on how you made the windows not blown out? I know how to, but I really would like to know your process if you may.
Hi Thiago! We made this tutorial for the agents at our agency. They send us the photos and we take care of the editing. It was a way for either an agent or even a homeowner to get quality picture done during the lockdown.
This video was fantastic. Thank you so much! Would you consider creating an HDR tutorial?? Or possibly pointing me in the direction of a good starting-point video? I'm OBSESSED with how your HDR photographs looked at the end of the video!!
01:20 Prepare the Room 03:50 Camera Settings for High Quality Photos 05:14 Height to take photos from 05:59 Correct Angle to take photos 06:57 Photography Tips 12:53 HDR Photo Editing
Good story I actually went through this but my uncle was never stupid to believe her stories but actually came to my dm to ask what happened then sent me money to go buy food outside if I'm hungry.... Gender female too do aha
Ok, but you didn’t show me how to do the low, high, and medium HDR on the iPhone. I’ve looked on my iPhone and I don’t see where to do that. I have an iPhone 13. I just did some research and I guess it does not have the option you are talking about.
This was an amazing video! So well explained! I think the best one on youtube, I see that it is 4 years old. do the new i phones have better HDR settings, I dont understand how to combine 3 photos at different exposre
Acceptable photos, better than you would normally shoot photos, etc are not necessarily "professional" photos. AND, "professional" photos does not always mean good photos just because someone is paid to shoot or shoot with something other than a phone. I've seen this in all forms of photography. These are still great tips.
Awesome video! I think this will be very helpful to anyone who watching for the basics of shooting and setting. What are you using to edit the photos to bring everything all together at that exit level?
Thanks, Matt! I pull raw photos into Lightroom, adjust them there, push them to Photoshop when I need to correct something, save it (which creates an updated copy in Lightroom), and then mass export all photos out of Lightroom.
I have been using a 18mm lens by Moment. It attaches to my phone via a phone case also by Moment. I spent under $120 for the case and lens. FYI if you're using a gimbal it the lens adds weight to phone and off set the balance it would otherwise have. Make sure you gimbal or tripod is set or is able to handle the change in weight and balance.
Thank you for the wonderful video. I'm curious about the process you used to merge the true HDR pictures - the underexposed, overexposed, and normal ones. I would appreciate it if you could show me how you combined them. Thanks again.
Hi Keller. Thanks very much for the video. Could you please kindly confirm how you achieved such quality photos? How did you get from white light outside to clearly visible trees with a blue sky? How to get such a sky? Any hints, please? Thank you
Hey John! This article was saying that the popular photo app VSCO will let you shoot raw on an iPhone 8. Here's a link to that article: www.iphonehacks.com/2018/08/how-take-raw-photos-iphone-x-iphone-8.html
Taking RE pics with a cell phone is a BAD, BAD idea. I tried it first hand, and it's costing me dearly. Several agents have told me that my photos don't make the house look as grand as it is. A cell phone does not have a wide angle lens. As a result, rooms AND the property look VERY SMALL which is LISTING DEATH. I'm having little interest as a result. Get a REAL camera like a FULL frame DSLR and a 16-35mm lens.
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Ya but how did you do the editing ? That's the biggest part
This is such a great video thank you.
I was so close to making this an excelete video. Please help me understand why did you not show the post process on how you made the windows not blown out? I know how to, but I really would like to know your process if you may.
Hi Thiago! We made this tutorial for the agents at our agency. They send us the photos and we take care of the editing. It was a way for either an agent or even a homeowner to get quality picture done during the lockdown.
Meanwhile there are better phones out. Question is: Is the Samsung S21U useful compared to the Iphone 13?
This video was fantastic. Thank you so much! Would you consider creating an HDR tutorial?? Or possibly pointing me in the direction of a good starting-point video? I'm OBSESSED with how your HDR photographs looked at the end of the video!!
As a photographer 📸 I tilt my hat down to you sir...very well done!
Great information. Also Using the wide angle lens always helps capture real estate photography.
Did you use another phone app to blend the single HDR frames you shot? Great video!
01:20 Prepare the Room
03:50 Camera Settings for High Quality Photos
05:14 Height to take photos from
05:59 Correct Angle to take photos
06:57 Photography Tips
12:53 HDR Photo Editing
Once you take the three HDR exposures, how are you then getting that final result?
Thanks for distilling this info in a nutshell. I learned a lot. Appreciate your humor. You are entertaining. Holds the viewer's interest!
You have best video for shooting real estate with your phone on RUclips 🎉
Good story
I actually went through this but my uncle was never stupid to believe her stories but actually came to my dm to ask what happened then sent me money to go buy food outside if I'm hungry.... Gender female too do aha
This taught me more than past realestate videos
Ok, but you didn’t show me how to do the low, high, and medium HDR on the iPhone. I’ve looked on my iPhone and I don’t see where to do that.
I have an iPhone 13. I just did some research and I guess it does not have the option you are talking about.
I love how grounded and real you are bro! Kick ass
This was an amazing video! So well explained! I think the best one on youtube, I see that it is 4 years old. do the new i phones have better HDR settings, I dont understand how to combine 3 photos at different exposre
You are insanely talented! Love this so much!
Acceptable photos, better than you would normally shoot photos, etc are not necessarily "professional" photos. AND, "professional" photos does not always mean good photos just because someone is paid to shoot or shoot with something other than a phone. I've seen this in all forms of photography.
These are still great tips.
Wow. Probably the most informative video on RE shooting on the Tube. Thanks. Just one question. Which software for HDR editing?
Personally I blend using the free Enfuse plugin for Adobe Lightroom Classic. Plenty of quality choices out there though.
@@kellerwilliamsempower thanks.
@@kellerwilliamsempower do you have a video on how that works?
Great video thank you. Would you recommend using the panoramic mode if the lens on the phone is not wide enough?
100%, man! Use everything to make the pictures looks wide. Panoramic will be your friend.
Lost me at true HDR. How do we get there with those three photos
Awesome video! I think this will be very helpful to anyone who watching for the basics of shooting and setting. What are you using to edit the photos to bring everything all together at that exit level?
Thanks, Matt! I pull raw photos into Lightroom, adjust them there, push them to Photoshop when I need to correct something, save it (which creates an updated copy in Lightroom), and then mass export all photos out of Lightroom.
@@kellerwilliamsempower do you have a video explaining how you do that? 😊
I need to start someone put me in the door I only have a iPad Pro 12.9
Thank-you! I'm selling my first property and will use your tips today!
This was extremely informative. Thank you. Great tips. Easy to follow. Much appreciated.
Great informing video, thank you!
Thank you, this was very helpful!
Great video, thanx. Witch wide angle lens would you recommend for the cellphone?
I have been using a 18mm lens by Moment. It attaches to my phone via a phone case also by Moment. I spent under $120 for the case and lens. FYI if you're using a gimbal it the lens adds weight to phone and off set the balance it would otherwise have. Make sure you gimbal or tripod is set or is able to handle the change in weight and balance.
Thank you for the wonderful video. I'm curious about the process you used to merge the true HDR pictures - the underexposed, overexposed, and normal ones. I would appreciate it if you could show me how you combined them.
Thanks again.
Good for you-using a phone camera-exactly what I would do. Please make more videos on using the phone camera and editing.
Cracking tips. Thanks so much. I just learnt tons in this video!
Thanks for sharing…..a question…what is pixel 3 that you said using it?… thanks for the reply🙏🌺
Thank you for the wonderful video! Do you by amy chance have a tutorial on how to edit?
Appreciate the kind words! That's a good idea. Maybe we can follow up with more.
@@kellerwilliamsempower Awesome, thank you!
Man, it is called exposure bracketing! Some expensive cameras have it, and phones just use an app and presto!
Very helpful. Don't get the HDR editing part though??
Great video, but no hint about the editing software for HDR stacking?
You're funny.
It's the same like racing Ferrari on honda civic
VERY VERY informative with great tips.
All of my mistakes came flooding back. Thank you this was very helpful!
grea vid thx You should just add wide angle tip, it's showing much more room
Deeecent. Pixel RE photography lowkey sleeper.
Thank you so much for making this video
This is AWESOME! Thank you!
Excellent basic advice. Thanks.
The biggest difference in kitchen photos was changing the light.
Best video on this subject. Thanks
Hi Keller. Thanks very much for the video. Could you please kindly confirm how you achieved such quality photos? How did you get from white light outside to clearly visible trees with a blue sky? How to get such a sky? Any hints, please? Thank you
Hi
Hope you are well.
Could you please kindly advise on the above?
I am looking this technique for a year now.
Thank you for this amazing video.
Great video, tnks!
Thanks for doing this
Lifesaver! Thanks!
Thanks a lot. It helped
Great tips thank you 👍
Thanks Louis CK
Great video
Great video
Osm sir
I need some time to get my settings right on my IPhone 8.
Hey John! This article was saying that the popular photo app VSCO will let you shoot raw on an iPhone 8. Here's a link to that article: www.iphonehacks.com/2018/08/how-take-raw-photos-iphone-x-iphone-8.html
Taking RE pics with a cell phone is a BAD, BAD idea. I tried it first hand, and it's costing me dearly. Several agents have told me that my photos don't make the house look as grand as it is. A cell phone does not have a wide angle lens. As a result, rooms AND the property look VERY SMALL which is LISTING DEATH. I'm having little interest as a result. Get a REAL camera like a FULL frame DSLR and a 16-35mm lens.
S21 and S22 ultra definitely have wide angle as does the new iphone
@@LakeLivingPA That may be adequate, then. Most cell phone cameras aren't wide enough. You should have a 90 deg. angle of view or more.
Wow! Very useful tips sir.
Thanks, Harylaba!
What you win to teach others how to not call professional photographers? I am real estate photographer, i have a family, i still need the job.
Change your market. DIY is for people who penny pinch. Go for people where money is no object and offer what they perceive is value.
Shooting phone photos for real estate lol. This is a terrible idea and YT compression makes it more believable. Don’t do this, get actual photos