Rich, I found your channel months ago and wanted to let you know how helpful your videos are. Thank you so much! I do a lot of drone construction progression work for my main business but I'm looking to grow into real estate work as well. Your tips have been extremely valuable for real estate work! P.S. Great first name!
Great tutorial. I finally updated to LR CC and I am loving it. I was stuck on some old programs. I used to hate LR. I am looking forward to seeing more of your videos and learning to harness the full power of LR.
Rich, great video! Some homes don't lend themselves to good twilight potential (street lights, sunset angles, etc). What have you encountered, and what ideas to overcome?
I have shot twilight's on multi million dollar listing and also tiny "Not do nice" homes, I just try my best to see good compositions and sometimes it's not east but I am always able to find something good in any listing.
Hey Rich! You mentioned in a few videos that you shoot tethered with an ipad. Do you use the imaging edge app? And if so how are you controlling things like focus and exposure? This would make a great tutorial for sony users as it seems there is scarce info on how to use the app
Luminar 4 has a new update where the sky replacement gets reflected in water on the ground. There's another way by inverting the sky then cloning it onto the water but L4 made this an instant fix now.
Thanks for the comment unfortunately I really haven’t been using Iluminar often as now I just use the built-in sky replacement feature in Photoshop, much faster and just about as good
4:18 to get to something with substance. You need to cut some of the lead up. Toooooo long. I was close to closing the video multiple times during that 4 minutes.
Thanks for putting this together, Rich! It's great to see different techniques. I have definitely been working too hard on my twilights, by blending them in Photoshop with multiple layers. I'm excited to try your single RAW exposure editing in Lightroom. Time to start speeding up my workflow :D
hi Rich, great video, as usual. do you recall if any of these exteriors were done with a pole? i know you used to brace your pole for twilights...i figure, if any of these are higher than a tripod! you must still be clamping a pole given how long some of these exposures are.
Rich - Thank you for sharing your experiences, tips & tricks. I used to shoot VR real estate in the 90s w/QuicKTime VR top-side & underwater. You are truly a “class act”.
Jacob Rubio in a word, NEVER! I can get as much dynamic range out of a single well exposed RAW image and if I need specific areas to have a different exposure I can mask in a darker single exposure.
@@RichBaum Great advice! Would you recommend one RAW image vs HDR for interiors as well? Or do you pretty much stick to lights for interiors? Thanks! I love your videos
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Rich, I found your channel months ago and wanted to let you know how helpful your videos are. Thank you so much! I do a lot of drone construction progression work for my main business but I'm looking to grow into real estate work as well. Your tips have been extremely valuable for real estate work! P.S. Great first name!
Rich My friend, your comments made my day. I wish you much success.
Big thanks from Greece you saved me with the these tutorials ☺
I am so happy I could help and I so hope to go to Greece one day, it’s certainly on my bucket list
Thanks Rich, I regularly watch your videos and learned lot of new things & tricks. God bless you.....
Thank you so much as God Bless you too.
Remember, anyone can do this. It’s not a secret only I know.
Best of luck my friend.
Great tutorial. I finally updated to LR CC and I am loving it. I was stuck on some old programs. I used to hate LR. I am looking forward to seeing more of your videos and learning to harness the full power of LR.
Happy to help. Lightroom is a great program
As always your content is fantastic. I really appreciate you doing these videos. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for such kind words it’s my pleasure to help you and I’m glad you enjoy what I put out
Nice work Rich! I am saving this video to my Real Estate Photography playlist as its FULL of great technique! I known I'll use it! :-)
Yes I think this can really help you.
So excited you are doing a tutorial on Luminar 4. I just purchased it and LOVE it. I'd like to learn more.
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I don’t know if I can teach anything you don’t already know but I’ll try.
Great tutorial, Rich! When I have a little time I'm going to play with some images and see what I come up with.
Hi Jim! This stuff can be really fun while learning . Hope your doing well
Thank you Rich, always love your energy and the straight forward approach you take in your tutorials. The Bob Ross of Real Estate Photography!!!
Happy it helps and you like it.. I guess being called Bob Ross is OK
Rich, great video!
Some homes don't lend themselves to good twilight potential (street lights, sunset angles, etc).
What have you encountered, and what ideas to overcome?
I have shot twilight's on multi million dollar listing and also tiny "Not do nice" homes, I just try my best to see good compositions and sometimes it's not east but I am always able to find something good in any listing.
Nice 👌 Brush on Auto Mask? What is the image type you use for Luminar? 16 bit tiff in AdobeRGB?
Thanks Rich
Very happy I can help your photography.
Hey Rich! You mentioned in a few videos that you shoot tethered with an ipad. Do you use the imaging edge app? And if so how are you controlling things like focus and exposure? This would make a great tutorial for sony users as it seems there is scarce info on how to use the app
I personally use the Imaging Edge App as with Sony it's the best option in my opinion..
Luminar 4 has a new update where the sky replacement gets reflected in water on the ground. There's another way by inverting the sky then cloning it onto the water but L4 made this an instant fix now.
Thanks for the comment unfortunately I really haven’t been using Iluminar often as now I just use the built-in sky replacement feature in Photoshop, much faster and just about as good
4:18 to get to something with substance. You need to cut some of the lead up. Toooooo long. I was close to closing the video multiple times during that 4 minutes.
Thanks for your feedback
Heeey, nice tutorial thanks, what focal length do you use for your pictures ?
Usually 16-18mm
Where I can get this presets?
Just go to www.shootingspaces.net and do a search for presets
Thanks for putting this together, Rich! It's great to see different techniques. I have definitely been working too hard on my twilights, by blending them in Photoshop with multiple layers. I'm excited to try your single RAW exposure editing in Lightroom. Time to start speeding up my workflow :D
Honestly I can get a great result from a single well exposed RAW image..
Great video, thank you. Subscribed
Awesome, thank you!
Do you ever use luminar 4?
I do but the new PS Sky Replacement seems to work better.
Very useful video! Thank you!
It’s my pleasure Ivy
Thank you so much !! this is amazing
You’re welcome
Thanks Rich. You don't needlessly overcomplicate 😊
dude.... your rock. This was a great tutorial! Thinking about upgrading to Lum 4. The sky replacement looks like it works great!!!
In general it works very well..
Hi, I'm a real estate photo editor. Do you have a job in real estate photo editing that needs someone to do, I can meet
What lens mainly used ??
Sony 16-35 2.8
When i can download sunset sky photo Tacey Jungmann
Sorry but I can't share her photo..
@@RichBaum
It’s a pity ... but what can you advise?
hi Rich, great video, as usual. do you recall if any of these exteriors were done with a pole? i know you used to brace your pole for twilights...i figure, if any of these are higher than a tripod! you must still be clamping a pole given how long some of these exposures are.
It’s hard for me to remember but I’m pretty sure I use the pole all over the property
Hey Rich, just spent $350 on your affiliate link on Adorama. We really do appreciate YOU!
Thank you so much.
I have just spent 20 min trying to find Tracey Jungmann's sky replacement files with no success. Can you help me?
Just search the Facebook groups and I am sure you will find them.. I don't have the link, Sorry
Great job!
Thanks for the visit
Anybody else have a minor panic attack when that iMessage came up? "Oh crap who's Dave Thornton!?"
Funny
Rich - Thank you for sharing your experiences, tips & tricks. I used to shoot VR real estate in the 90s w/QuicKTime VR top-side & underwater. You are truly a “class act”.
Such a nice comment, you made my day
Thank you for sharing this. I have not been very interested in LR but I am now!
It’s a great program. We all use it.
Simple but really fruitful . thanks
Thanks for such a nice comment
Im costantly learning & I appreciate it
Glad to hear it, I appreciate your reply.. keep watching as I have lots of videos coming up.
I like your editing. 👍👍👍
Thanks
Huh. That was an abrupt finish.
Sorry...
Thank you Thank you Thank you!
Your welcome
excellent video! Thanks!
Thank you so much for your kid comment. Best of luck with your photography.
Do you ever use HDR for your twilight photos?
Jacob Rubio in a word, NEVER!
I can get as much dynamic range out of a single well exposed RAW image and if I need specific areas to have a different exposure I can mask in a darker single exposure.
@@RichBaum Great advice! Would you recommend one RAW image vs HDR for interiors as well? Or do you pretty much stick to lights for interiors? Thanks! I love your videos