2: Shooting Kitchens Like a Pro: Master Tilt-Shift Lenses for Perfect Real Estate Photos

[@mikestewart4733]

Fun to see someone taking time to explore a room instead of being worried about how fast they can get through the house. 🙂

[@Dave_Koch]

Mike: THIS is the lesson I so much want people to learn: YOU become the photographer you WANT to be. Sure, you have to work at it, and sure it does not happen over night.... but you have to figure out the photographer YOU want to be, then you create a business that promotes that sort of photographer. So far you have only seen a couple shooting tutorials. I have 40 edited and ready-to-go- videos all lined up and scheduled from now until December. And that is where this is gonna go. How to decide what sort of photographer you are gonna be... and how to get there. How to build a website. How to start and run your real estate business. That is where this is all going. Its a LOT more than how to frame up and edit an image.

[@mikestewart4733]

@@Dave_Koch ....looking forward to seeing all 40 videos!

[@Joe_Franklin]

What do you use that stinger shot for? Window pulls?

[@Dave_Koch]

Joe- sorry, niot sure what you mean... Stinger shot?

[@Joe_Franklin]

@@Dave_Koch thought that was what you called the one where you put the flash in the window

[@Dave_Koch]

@@Joe_Franklin Oh.... I put the flash in the window so the light from the flash mimicks the natural light of the room. Most light in any room comes from the window, so it makes sense ro light from there if you want a natural looking light in the image.