Hand Blending Vs HDR Merging Real Estate Photos
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2020
- In this video we explore the advantages of hand blending your real estate photos in Photoshop over just doing an HDR merge inside Lightroom and editing from there.
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Although I agree hand blending does give you more control and an image with more depth but for most Real Estate Photographers worldwide they are doing smaller listings where the images are uploaded to a website with poor resolution so it just makes sense to do the HDR edit and spend some time editing that. I don't think I have come across an agent or customer in the UK that could tell the difference if I showed them the identical images edited differently.
Thanks for the information some tips in here I will use for my personal work and keep up the content
Matt Osborn thanks! definitely true
Providing the knowledge to allow people to pursue their own businesses and dreams!
Great video.
Have you mixed lightroom blend with one or 2 hdr blends back in PS? Like a hybrid of this method?
Would that speed things up a bit?
You can add some more dehaze to the hdr merge image and it will look like the hand blended image
Hey! great video, definitely I will try manual blending more often. But, one question, don't you think you abandoned the LR HDR editing a little early and you could have done a little bit more editing to get closer results to the manual blended version? Could you have gotten those contrast and saturations using local adjustments the same way you masked some parts on the PS blended one? Thanks! great channel, I'm watching a lot of videos.
Thanks! Yeah sure, there’s almost always more than one way to achieve a similar result. It’s just a matter of choosing a workflow that you like best.
awesome stuff man
Your videos are great. With so much to learn about the industry, I have my hand-blending done over sees for .75 to 1.00 per shot. I would love to be able some day to be able to at least get myself out of a bind by having these skills. I'm close, I have been doing 5 brackets and 1-2 flash changing flash power on the AD200. Keep the vids coming sir.
1400media thanks!
Great video! I'm going to have to practice the hand blending as there is a noticeable difference between the two! How much does pricing differ if you dont' mind me asking between the two type of edits?
Jonathan Lopez thanks! I typically do this type of editing when I’m doing ambient/flash blending by hand of the interior photos so it’s a different type of shoot altogether than a HDR shoot. Pricing varies between the two different types of shoots based on a number of factors like size of home etc
Thank you!
Good video. I think i will stick to lr hdr merge. I feel like it's fastest and you can still use masking and darken the sky a little extra with masks etc.
merged looks so much nicer and can have an easy edit as well and thrown into photoshop to enhance areas.
Hey Mike, great video. Have learned a lot from what you are offering. Since you are doing such an awesome job with sharing these edits, how about a video where you are using Darken mode in photoshop to pull a window. Going to start practicing using an ambient shot, flash shot, and over exposed window shot to pull the window. I have not tried it yet. Would like to see you walk us through that. Thanks, keep up the good videos.
Matt Chizmar thanks Matt! I am actually planning on getting into that process in some videos soon!
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography Seriously your videos have helped me tremendously with things. I still haven't gone live yet with my business as I feel I need to improve on some things before I do. So until I can confidently pull windows and some current unemployment hurdles it's all about practice right now. Thanks, looking forward to seeing what you can show us.
Hi i have started to learn real estate photography and have followed your videos step by step with the exposure bracketing however every time I go into Lightroom and try and blend the photos together it just keeps coming up with the message "unable to merge the selected photos" is there something I'm doing wrong :(
Hey! I’m not really sure. It’s hard for me to diagnose what’s going on without seeing the problem in action.
How did you select and change the luminance on the sky?
You click on the little luminance slider icon and then go to the sky portion of the image and click and drag up or down to change the luminance value.
Excellent illustration of how to get a more natural looking image. Much richer look. Looking at your HDR, I'm thinking that maybe we should avoid lightening up the shadows too much, so as to avoid the "HDR Look".
Thanks! Yeah for sure, I always make sure my blacks are looking properly black so definitely something to keep an eye on!
Great video
Love the audio. What are you using?
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Is it easy to shoot bracket shots with a drone? Do tell, please!
Yes, very easy! You set it in the drone and it shoots them automatically
is it possible to achieve handblended like results using masks in light room?
How many stops in between your brackets again?
2 stops
Thank you. It's not letting me open layers in photoshop. Customer service said it was because you can't open as layers if the pics are JPEG? Totally confused. Might need your coaching/consulting someday.
Hmm I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to open jpegs as layers.
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography Not sure. Not seeing the edit in button. Completely new to this. I was able to do one job so far that I got paid for :)
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography Just found out Open as Layers in Photoshop doesn't exist in Lightroom Creative Cloud only the Classic Version. You have to use a different way to do it.
@@youmarc11 ah yes,, sorry should’ve asked which version you were using
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography No problem. Crazy thing is Adobe customer service didn't know!
Do you still primarily use HDR as your way of shooting and editing, or have you moved more towards flambient?
Mostly HDR
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography How do you decide between each method? Do you decided once you are at the property, or do real estate agents choose what they want out of there photos?
@@gabrielladesantis3210 He mentioned that he charges differently since flambient is more time-consuming onsite. I imagine it's up to the client to decide which method they want ahead of time so they know how much they are paying.
I prefer the merged..
Video idea: Hand blending HDR interior shots. Would be really useful!
Already have that out my friend! ruclips.net/video/1hH5s8FRDIg/видео.html
what if I bracket only 3 photos? will the results still be the same?
3 brackets will suffice for most situations (as long as they are at least 2 stops apart).
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography so you rather recommend 5 brackets instead?
@@johanncuervo4566 I shoot 5 brackets for everything but they are not all needed always especially outdoors.
If you put the HDR merged image into Luminar, you can end up with a great, punchy image
how to install LR/Enfuse for free? I need to make a donation (?)
I believe a donation is required, yes. Can be any amount.
I'm sorry but the result isn't good for the 1st house, I hate how the trees just look painted