It's very nice of you for sharing the info about your gears. I am an amateur photographer and every tip from you helps. After viewing this video I am buying cold shoe adapter and shoot through umbrella. BTW it is a bit of surprise that the viewing count for this video is low. I truly believe it deserves a lot more than that.
Thanks for the detailed overview. Couple questions... With HDR and post-processing abilities why even use flashes? Also, in your title your mentioned the e10-18mm lens- is this a lens you use inside and outside? Do you ever use something like a 16-55 for also inside wide angle shots? Also now in the year 2024 would You recommend the Sony alpha 7 ii still as an ok-good-decent camera for introductory real estate shooting/ learning? Some have told me fine others no, curious to hear your opinion. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much for this video. I’m just starting out in photography so I’m trying to get everything else I need right now and this video really helped!
I am running Cannon 6D with the 17-40 mm lens for stills, a Cannon M50 on a DJI Ronin S with a 10-18 mm lens for video, and a DJI Mavic pro 2 drone for aerial footage. As far as the stills go I use an Ipad mini with the Cannon connect app. a Godox transmitter for the Flashpoint Xplorer 600. Seems to be good to go. Sometimes the wifi isn't awesome so i have a USB powered wifi extender attached to a power bank.
Thanks for the great video. With your camera and lens (10-18 mm), what would you say your favorite mm is for most of your real estate photos? In other words, do you feel it is vital to have a 10 to 18 mm lens with the a 6500? I'm just trying to determine if I should buy this lens for some real estate photography I'm doing an occasion. I see there is a similar lens for much less cost, but it doesn't have autofocus and that would make me a little bit nervous. Thanks again for your great videos. FYI... I am using a Sony a6000 camera.
I work with a6000+12mm f2 rokinon (also 16-50 kit for tight shots) . Youngnuo manual speedlight with li ion battery. and 1 canon trigger (it works!). Remote release by App on my smartphone. Setting camera on trypod. Speedlight in one hand and smartphone in another. All setuois very light in small bag + tripod. Thinking to buy something powerfull. Will Ad200 be enough? or should I get ad400-ad600?
So I am having difficulty syncing the trigger system to the flashes. So I have the Canon rebel T7 and i got the specific adapter for my camera for the Yongnuo and when I tested it the shutter released but the flashes aren't going off. I actually bought the same exact equipment as you, but having trouble syncing everything together like I said. Now I tested the Xt32c and its firing off the AD200 but it seem to not be going off with the trigger system. Any advice?
Update: so I now have the yongnuo triggers connected solely by the cable, so literally I have 1 trigger dangling off the camera and the xt32c on top connected by the coldshoe. With this I am able to press the trigger, release the shutter, and having the Godox flash going off, but now I have this dangerous looking trigger dangling off the side of my camera. So now i know they are both able to connect but the issue seems to be the coldshoe connection on top of my yongnuo trigger, it seems to not allow the xt32c connect to my camera while being on top. Again any tips
It's very nice of you for sharing the info about your gears. I am an amateur photographer and every tip from you helps. After viewing this video I am buying cold shoe adapter and shoot through umbrella. BTW it is a bit of surprise that the viewing count for this video is low. I truly believe it deserves a lot more than that.
Thanks for the detailed overview. Couple questions... With HDR and post-processing abilities why even use flashes? Also, in your title your mentioned the e10-18mm lens- is this a lens you use inside and outside? Do you ever use something like a 16-55 for also inside wide angle shots? Also now in the year 2024 would You recommend the Sony alpha 7 ii still as an ok-good-decent camera for introductory real estate shooting/ learning? Some have told me fine others no, curious to hear your opinion. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much for this video. I’m just starting out in photography so I’m trying to get everything else I need right now and this video really helped!
Glad it was helpful!
I am running Cannon 6D with the 17-40 mm lens for stills, a Cannon M50 on a DJI Ronin S with a 10-18 mm lens for video, and a DJI Mavic pro 2 drone for aerial footage. As far as the stills go I use an Ipad mini with the Cannon connect app. a Godox transmitter for the Flashpoint Xplorer 600. Seems to be good to go. Sometimes the wifi isn't awesome so i have a USB powered wifi extender attached to a power bank.
Thanks for the great video. With your camera and lens (10-18 mm), what would you say your favorite mm is for most of your real estate photos? In other words, do you feel it is vital to have a 10 to 18 mm lens with the a 6500? I'm just trying to determine if I should buy this lens for some real estate photography I'm doing an occasion. I see there is a similar lens for much less cost, but it doesn't have autofocus and that would make me a little bit nervous. Thanks again for your great videos. FYI... I am using a Sony a6000 camera.
I work with a6000+12mm f2 rokinon (also 16-50 kit for tight shots) . Youngnuo manual speedlight with li ion battery. and 1 canon trigger (it works!). Remote release by App on my smartphone. Setting camera on trypod. Speedlight in one hand and smartphone in another. All setuois very light in small bag + tripod. Thinking to buy something powerfull. Will Ad200 be enough? or should I get ad400-ad600?
AD200 does the job. If you need more flash power, increase the iso a little.
@@realestatephotography1015 thank you
thank you for you
Can you make this video for video?
Please can you tell me where you got your AD 200 pro pistol grip. I am in the UK and would love this grip but can't see it online. Thanks.
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@@realestatephotography1015 Many thanks , and great tutorials, very useful!
So I am having difficulty syncing the trigger system to the flashes. So I have the Canon rebel T7 and i got the specific adapter for my camera for the Yongnuo and when I tested it the shutter released but the flashes aren't going off. I actually bought the same exact equipment as you, but having trouble syncing everything together like I said. Now I tested the Xt32c and its firing off the AD200 but it seem to not be going off with the trigger system. Any advice?
Update: so I now have the yongnuo triggers connected solely by the cable, so literally I have 1 trigger dangling off the camera and the xt32c on top connected by the coldshoe. With this I am able to press the trigger, release the shutter, and having the Godox flash going off, but now I have this dangerous looking trigger dangling off the side of my camera. So now i know they are both able to connect but the issue seems to be the coldshoe connection on top of my yongnuo trigger, it seems to not allow the xt32c connect to my camera while being on top. Again any tips
@@briansadler1675 Send you home number to me at tony@screalestatepics.com
Maybe it's just me but there's no sound.
It works. Try again or reboot. ;)
You didn’t go over the lens you are using on your Sony. Love the video and all the little in between “tricks and tips”
Figues, lol, Sony 10-18. ;)