So what do tou do with the three separate photos for HDR? How are they stitched together?

Super helpful, thanks brother

P.S. There are definitely some photos that could be used as comparisons. I used to save them just to show my mentees.

EXCELLENT. As a Realtor for 20 years, one of my pet peeves is taking a picture of a chair... on a wall... with a painting... My question is always, "Is this included?" Your tips are excellent. Yes, a phone works just fine if you know what you're trying to 'SELL'. Sell the house, not the furniture. Move things around. The beds not made? Make the bed. There's a trash can in the way? Move it out of the shot. There are clothes on the bed or chair? Move them out of the shot. Remember to return them back where they were. It's simple.... SELL THE HOUSE. Not the wall, not the floor, not the mirrored door in 'whatever room? Sell the entire floorplan. I love that you take the shot from the doorway. The door frame gives you a straight line reference and is usually not part of the shot. If it is, you can edit that out by 'cropping' the photo. Editing? In every phone there is a way to change the shot. Lighter, darker, clearer. Sepia, Enhanced color. Crop, straighten. One thing... turn on the lights. Open the curtains in the rooms and the shower curtain (if in the shower/tub there is stuff, move them out of the shot) And close the darn toilet lid. grrrr One more item when entering your photos in the listing, you can 'label' the photo or give a description. Play with the ap. Realtor.com allows you to go back in and put a description in the actual photo. Or you can do it before you enter the photo in the listing. For instance; Photo of a bedroom, you can write on the photo, "Bedroom 3 upper level. Or main level, or Bedroom 3, 12'x14'. I also like entering the photos in order. From the entry door, through to the next room, dining or kitchen. Down the hall to Bedroom #1, #2... Up the stairway or down the stairway... From the room the stairs are in. Gives the buyer who is online a 'general' layout of the house. Don't start in the bathroom... or the upstairs bedroom. Start at the front door. Thank you for doing this video. I hope some agents actually take heed and work for their clients.

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Thanks for distilling this info in a nutshell. I learned a lot. Appreciate your humor. You are entertaining. Holds the viewer's interest!

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

Great info

Cracking tips. Thanks so much. I just learnt tons in this video!

Lost me at true HDR. How do we get there with those three photos

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 is AWESOME! Thank you!

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

As a photographer 📸 I tilt my hat down to you sir...very well done!

Good for you-using a phone camera-exactly what I would do. Please make more videos on using the phone camera and editing.

Thank you so much for making this video

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

VERY VERY informative with great tips.

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.

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Excellent basic advice. Thanks.

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.

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Very helpful. Don't get the HDR editing part though??

Thanks for sharing…..a question…what is pixel 3 that you said using it?… thanks for the reply🙏🌺

Great video, but no hint about the editing software for HDR stacking?

Great video

You have best video for shooting real estate with your phone on KZbin 🎉

Ya but how did you do the editing ? That's the biggest part

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All of my mistakes came flooding back. Thank you this was very helpful!

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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.

I need to start someone put me in the door I only have a iPad Pro 12.9

Best video on this subject. Thanks

grea vid thx You should just add wide angle tip, it's showing much more room

Great information. Also Using the wide angle lens always helps capture real estate photography.

This is such a great video thank you.

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This video is gold. I’m an agent at KW houston central. Loved the million dollar example

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.

Thanks a lot. It helped