Exposing My Real Estate Photography Workflow 🤯 [So you can copy it]

[@oxxxeee]

pro tip: save your back. get a field monitor or compose looking at LCD. five brackets are better insurance for dark rooms and blazing sun outside

[@TheEdwinEscobar]

i wouldnt do 5 all the time. 3 is fast and effecient and will get a similar result.

[@aislynthemusician_]

Words can’t express my gratitude for you making this informational content. Thank you soooo very much! Your house is stunning by the way!

[@thomaswatts9881]

Oh wow. We are always shooting on 12mm or 14mm. 16mm was just not wide enough and people complained. 12-24mm is what our team uses Great video! Ive put all this into play and killing it! It works guys!

[@israeltor]

Could you please recommend your editor to whom you send your pictures?

[@devineffendi27]

@@israeltori can do ur edits if u need one

[@chrisnugent2880]

How are you getting the clear window views. None of the three exposures have images close to the final results. Are you doing separate window pulls? Thanks

[@photograhy]

Basically if you want to work fast like that you need a huge team of editors in india/vietnam spending hours collectively on these photos to make them look acceptable.

[@musselmanmedia5236]

they send them out and somehow indian people work magic and make it perfect. they dont edit anything

[@savannahcochran3538]

Yep it's crazy

[@MatthewBlaine]

He shoot’s in raw, you’d be surprised how much detail you can pull back

[@Pkayy_]

Bracketed photos , take a 3-5 photos 2 stops a part allowing you to merge the images and create a HDR photo hope that helps

[@shamimbeyzaee8619]

Where are the editors? Is there any specific website for that? And how much do they charge?

[@israeltor]

Let me know if you ever find out. That's the million dollar answer if anyone can post it.

[@RussFedorov]

How do you pull the windows since it still looks overexposed in the dark shots?

[@Erantzcani]

Editor recovers them from the low-exposed RAW shot. Highlights look blown-out because the showned bracketed series hasn't been processed. That's why is important to get a cam with a good dynamical range, which happens mostly on full frame ones.

[@israeltor]

It would be great if Eli can let us know who is his editor. Clearly the editor is the other crucial half not mentioned in this video.

[@heatherm8261]

​@israeltor photo editing isn't difficult to learn as there are tons of YT videos walking through the steps. The biggest difference is time. He probably is booked for several shoots per day allowing him to afford to pay someone else to complete the work. If you aren't booking 2 shoots every day it wouldn't be worth it.

[@GuerrillaMonk]

Great video! Is there a big difference in using 3 brackets instead of 5? Thanks

[@Erantzcani]

Thank you Eli for sharing all this, very valuable info! BTW, I see you bracket the sunny exterior pics, rarely those need HDR, a single well exposed take makes it.

[@marigold973]

New sub. Just arrived during my search for tips as I begin my journey. This one video covered the familiar issues and scenarios. Now I know better so can provide better service. Thank you!

[@cinemarevisit7916]

Hey Eli, great video! Could you let me know if you are shooting in the aperture or speed mode? Also, what is the aperture you are shooting at? Thanks!

[@josephl8998]

At 10:32 would it be acceptable to shoot vertical since you’re shooting through a narrow doorway or is it preferable to keep everything in landscape so it all ties together better?

[@chrismoore2784]

How about white balance? I seem to get harsh blues from outside and oranges from interior lights. ☹️

[@SeymourMacProductions]

I've been shooting flambient and it takes forever, especially with editing. RE isn't my main income source but I'd do a lot more if I could speed it up and bang them out. Great video. Opened my eyes to better ways of working.

[@watchthesuit1683]

How did you get the blue skies in the final image if none of the three photos you took show a blue sky?

[@watchthesuit1683]

@@stephem8 Thanks, but I don't think that's sky replacement. It looks more like a window pull using flash. The final images look like flambient edits.

[@rizo15]

@@watchthesuit1683 I don’t think Eli teaches to do flambient. At least not for the basics. He’s straight HDR.

[@itselijones]

@@watchthesuit1683 all ambient no flash! Our editors sky replace the windows when blending in photoshop!

[@continentmediaLLC]

​@@itselijonesneed link to your editors.

[@israeltor]

@@continentmediaLLC His editors seem to be his secret weapon since there is no mention anywhere or does not answer that all-too important question. I hope he does or someone else does for the sake of the beginners.

[@jimcoon]

Great video. Shows that there are diminishing returns from using multiple strobes or other additional lighting. I'm not only a real estate photographer, but I'm an agent. I shoot all my own properties. I can tell you for a fact that an agent has 10-15 seconds to grab a prospective buyer's attention online when that buyer is looking for a home. The front exterior is vitally important. I always shoot the front and rear exterior with a drone. EVEN if I'm not shooting a complete video for the home. The extra height from the drone (10-25 ft) give a great look to the exterior with no perspective issues to fix in post. I appreciate your content

[@JenniferCapwell-xm1ei]

I have a question about your path you have chosen . I am trying to break into the real estate business and I am more motivated to shoot my own work. 1st is the market a factor when deciding to be a realtor? how long does it take and did you go to a real estate school or do the internship and work your way up? would it be faster to pay for a school?

[@jimcoon]

@@JenniferCapwell-xm1ei Hi Jennifer! You ask some great, and important, questions. I am now 70 years old and real estate was a second career for me that I began after leaving the corporate world 20 years ago. I went from being a broker sitting in a cubicle at a franchise brokerage to owning my own company with 20 agents. Forget what the market is like. I opened my business at the beginning of the terrible recession and, during those years, never had a gross commission income under $175K. In 2023 I made $345K. In a small ski town of 100K people in Central Oregon. I still sell ranches and farms as I begin my road to retirement. My advice: 1. Become a buyer’s agent for a well-established agent. They will take 50% of your income so ONLY do this long enough to learn the rules, paperwork, etc. 2. Then, find a brokerage that lets you keep the majority of your earned income. The name of that brokerage is meaningless. My company name is Alleda Real Estate. Name means nothing. 3. Work real estate like any other job. Many agents love the “freedom” of working for themselves and they dink around and only work 3-4 days a week and then wonder why they only made $30K in a year. No surprise. Buy Gary Kelley’s book, Millionaire Real Estate Agent. Forget about making a million bucks and read it for the info about how many times you need to “touch” someone to be #1 or #2 in their minds when it comes time to buy or sell a home. 4. Write a blog. Your job is to collect email addresses of people to send the blog to. It’s free and you can “touch” people 12 times a year if you only write once a month. Last - keep asking successful agents what they do. Most will share. Forget the ones who won’t. Even during a recession or down market homes are bought and sold. You only need to sell 1 home per month to make a great living. You can find my contact info through my company website should you choose to keep in touch. I’m always happy to help if I can. Best of luck!! Jim

[@aznomads1579]

Disagree. These photos have some bad issues that most agents get upset with. Just using one light would make a HUGE difference.

[@gerescm]

i have my first shoot in a couple weeks , this is gold, thank you!

[@lamontlenz]

Eli and his crew have answered all of my questions when I joined the program. I wasted so much time and money trying to set my business up myself...especially trying to figure out gear and settings. The program also covered the business of real estate photography. Even though I haven't completed to the end of the program, I'm up and shooting.

[@RICHMONEY6]

Was it expensive?

[@israeltor]

Are editors recommended by Eli? Any help on the topic of recommending editors is greatly appreciated.

[@SirFency]

How do you find a good editor? did you try a few different ones before you found a good one?

[@israeltor]

Did you ever get a reply on the editor question? That is key to excellent photos. Please let me know if you found out, it would be greatly appreciated.

[@JillBroman]

This was so helpful!!! Thanks

[@martinvonstoll29]

Great vid, but how are you doing your window pull shots without using a flash?

[@richryanphotography]

Eli, on your bracketed exposures, it looks like even your dark exposure, the outside is still blown out. How did you retain the detail in post of blown out exposures.

[@BuddyQuaid]

This is the problem with this video. I'm sure he's doing a window pull shot that he is not showing. I was wondering the same thing. There's a lot more to it than what he is showing and telling in this video.

[@owenlindstrom]

How are you getting those window views? I find that i have to take a separate photo with super low shutter speed and mask it in photoshop to get views that clear

[@hasanulhsr]

try to use low iso.. and of course shoot raw ..i'm editing real estate photos about 4 years.. i made video about how to edit them you can check that in my channel ..

[@mike2687]

tbh, the window pulls look a bit overly enhanced... I think the point you're making is that HIS low exposure shot doesn't reflect how green those trees are--sky too but he's used a sky replacement. I also take a shot just for the outside exposure.

[@musselmanmedia5236]

he sends the photos off to editors they use software. not people edited

[@mckae9147]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom and talent!!! I’m currently getting ready to build a portfolio and get started with real estate photography, and you and your content are so inspiring to me ❤

[@itselijones]

Love it!! Thank you!!

[@josefmadrid]

Which city are you located ?

[@Bigsergg]

@@josefmadrid he's lives in Austin TX

[@danrichardsvideos]

Where do you send your photos to be processed? What is the turnaround time?

[@kyleschwartz.]

probably outsources to vietnam, pakistan, or india.

[@sunnymei]

This was the video we needed! Why do you not shoot with aperture priority mode since it doesn’t require to always change the shutter speed when moving from one place to another?

[@jeremybeal23]

Agree

[@danielolaniyi9887]

I think maybe that has to do with the overall sharpness, changing the aperture may mess that up

[@sunnymei]

@@danielolaniyi9887 aperture priority means keeping the aperture the same but changing the shutter speed

[@jeremybeal23]

@@danielolaniyi9887 Aperture priority is a shooting mode available on most mirrorless cameras that allows the user to set the desired aperture value while the camera automatically adjusts the necessary shutter speed to achieve a correct exposure. When shooting in aperture priority mode, the camera will prioritize maintaining the set aperture value, and will adjust the shutter speed accordingly in order to compensate for any changes in lighting conditions. Essentially, by fixing the aperture and letting the camera adjust the shutter speed, the photographer can exercise greater control over the depth of field in their images.

[@danielolaniyi9887]

@@sunnymei oh my bad, I assumed it was the other way around. I shoot on full manual most of the time

[@Igor-q3f]

Hi, I’m looking to get a camera for interior remodeling / painting business. What camera do you recommend for low light conditions. When we finish the work in the late afternoon is dark , specially in the winter. There’s a Black Friday deal on Sony A 7 iii. The best buy salesman recommends 7s but that’s much more. Thank you.

[@GamingxKnight]

YES!!!!!! I was hoping you would do a video like this for some time! You're videos are so helpful but I always wondered how you worked during the shoot itself. This is awesome! Thank you!

[@itselijones]

Glad to hear it!! I got a ton of requests to do this so finally made it happen!

[@tommyfilmmaker1764]

Can you teach how to edit blend the photos in photoshop/lightroom? I would love to learn that!

[@itselijones]

Hey! 👋 Here are a few valuable resources you may find helpful! Real Estate Photo Workshop: repplaunch.com/workshopsignup?el=youtubect My Gear Kit: kit.co/itselijones The Platform we use for Editors: pixlmob.com/repp?el=youtubect Real Estate Photo Cheat Sheets repplaunch.com/cheatsheets?el=youtubect Here’s my real estate photography scaling roadmap: repplaunch.com/advancedtrainingsignup?el=ytdes

[@FrameFilm-gp2sj]

how do you blend them in photoshop? and can you share the manual setting for 3 shots ?

[@itselijones]

Hey! 👋 Here are a few valuable resources you may find helpful! 🫡 Real Estate Photo Workshop: repplaunch.com/workshopsignup?el=youtubect My Gear Kit: kit.co/itselijones The Platform we use for Editors: pixlmob.com/repp?el=youtubect Real Estate Photo Cheat Sheets repplaunch.com/cheatsheets?el=youtubect

[@majklkovacavanture8420]

thank you on this video!!

[@peciababeeyani4643]

You’re amazing for taking the time to drop these Gems 💎 Thank you so much 🫡🫶🏾

[@itselijones]

Thanks for listening. Here are a few valuable resources you may find helpful! Real Estate Photo Workshop: repplaunch.com/workshopsignup?el=youtubect My Gear Kit: kit.co/itselijones The Platform we use for Editors: pixlmob.com/repp?el=youtubect Real Estate Photo Cheat Sheets repplaunch.com/cheatsheets?el=youtubect Here’s my real estate photography scaling roadmap: repplaunch.com/advancedtrainingsignup?el=ytdes

[@ReptarKingoftheBrozone]

What do you do for the exterior shots in neighborhoods where the houses are on top of each other?

[@itselijones]

It is what it is! Just shoot it however you can. Hiding the neighbors isn't a good idea since that is how the house is!

[@ReptarKingoftheBrozone]

@Eli Jones okay gotcha. I figure that was the standard since it would be kind of dishonest to try to isolate the house you're taking pictures of without showing at least the houses on either side.

[@JacksonATrade]

If I have learned nothing else from this tutorial, I have learned that I need to learn how to bracket.

[@Bassmanev]

hey what outsource editing website or company do you use?

[@roamwithdory]

This is a very helpful video! Did you visit this property prior to shooting? It seems like you know the space layout really well. I wonder if it is bec you have visited it prior or, it's because you have done this so many times.

[@MsChubby2012]

I’m really interested in photography and realestate photography as a business so this helped alot

[@itselijones]

Nice! Glad to hear it!

[@sergiothephotographer]

Love it! Thank you for sharing, I learn always.

[@Flaneur98]

thank you i only did learn how scene objects are important at real estate photography

[@hudonedem8517]

Eli, what system do you use to send large files to your editors?

[@Calebseyemedia]

I am still trying to figure this out I have found show and tour working good as a website but idk how tbh

[@Pcoxproductions]

11:22 aim for 3 walls in the shoot

[@israeltor]

Great video! Who do you use for editing? That is the critically important other half of this how-to video. Awesome house by the way. Cheers!

[@itselijones]

Hey! The site we recommend for finding real estate photo editors is pixlmob.com/repp?el=youtubect Also, if you want to learn more about how to shoot real estate and get your first paying clients, here’s a link to a free workshop I put together repplaunch.com/workshopsignup?el=youtubect

[@israeltor]

@@itselijones Thank you very much Eli, I really appreciate your channel. You can count on me being an avid consumer of your content, thanks for the links.

[@oscargarzon7782]

Awesome video Eli! Just one question, what is the website you use to deliver the finished photos to your clients?

[@itselijones]

We use a software called HD Photo Hub! It's awesome!

[@seanfehrenbacher4448]

Can you make a video of how to set the camera to take multiple shots like that?

[@heatherm8261]

Search in KZbin "your camera model auto exposure bracketing". It will be slightly different for every camera. Good luck.

[@kalebwelch5799]

This was great, im looking at the Nikon 16-35 f/4 to shoot real estate. I originally was looking at the 14-24 2.8 thinking i needed to be that wide, especially for the bathrooms. Ill be saving $200 going with the 16-35 f/4.

[@jahivan]

thanks for the video.. its soo cool. But theres no way those windows pull came out that good without heavy editing.

[@4NDR3SV]

I have the exact same question

[@chronicleproductionhouse]

Incredible work, I greatly appreciate your teachings!

[@ryaley1]

Thanks for the video. When you use a geared head, do you still need to level with each shot or is it good from the first shot on?

[@criticaltinker]

if the floors are all leveled, i see no reason to change the horizontal and vertical axis. the only thing you may change is the panning.

[@RICHMONEY6]

Can I use the same exposure setting if I have a Sony EV-10 or should I return it and get a M50?

[@richryanphotography]

I, 4 minutes in, everything you are talking about is exactly why my business has become so successful!!! I am makin 15-20k per month and i started a year ago.... I take the time to do all the things you are saying, and agents are amazed that I do it.... ( I shoot all lights off though) I hate the color cast from the lights, I love the more natural look of lights off!!! Great video so far ...AS ALWAYS!!!

[@thatasianguitarguy]

That's amazing dude. Do you do just MLS listings or what all do you do??

[@wolfiemedia]

...heads up - you're missing a "w" in your website link on KZbin :)

[@vimalmerfilms]

How much one should charge for ? When they just start out real estate or interior photography?

[@Mucahit410]

Do you blend them by yourself or you leave to do it camera ?

[@cincyphotopro2001]

I love it but a single added flash exposure for the lights and windows reuduces so much haze and makes images sharper Adds some time and harder to train but makes such a difference in my opionion with the photos

[@itselijones]

Interesting. Not worth the added time to me, our photos look awesome in my opinion!

[@BuddyQuaid]

@@itselijones a 3 bracket shot with no window pulls. Not awesome. They look okay. Tons of room for improvement.

[@israeltor]

Could you please refer your editor or DM your editor's contact details? I would greatly appreciate it.

[@israeltor]

@@BuddyQuaid Could you please refer who does your editing? This is such an important component in the workflow that was not mentioned. Any help is greatly appreciated.

[@BuddyQuaid]

​@@israeltorMe? It's not my video. I do my own editing.

[@skillfulwebdesign]

Who is your editor, who do you send your photos to for editing?

[@rizo15]

Great video, Eli. Question… what do you think about utilizing a drone for all of the exterior photos?

[@itselijones]

We use a drone for the aerial stuff but can't get the best angles low level with a drone - takes longer at least!

[@Officialflymedia]

Is it a camera setting, that’s takes the 3 photos with the 3 different exposure/lighting levels?

[@WebworxAgency]

Yea it’s called AEB

[@jakesescapesmedia]

Haha! Everytime “hey am I in your shot” 🤣

[@itselijones]

EVERY TIME. Haha

[@hamzaakr5007]

Which lens did you use? And at what focal length?

[@Cheese-Head]

What is the editing company? They do a great job. I do think that flambiant method provides more accurate colors but have the clients ever insisted on using flash in your work?

[@jimcoon]

Just an observation: There are sneakers on the kitchen floor and a dog/cat bowl to the left of the fireplace. I have lost sales because a buyer says "I'm allergic to dog/cat" and because they see a pet bowl they won't view the home

[@AuralsAudios]

I want to get into real estate photography. Is it as easy as it sounds?

[@mikem6796]

Like any business, you have to find clients. A house like this for a beginner could take 2 hours.

[@dmarshall5148]

What's your ISO indise the house?

[@Chozenone22]

Did my first photo shoot today, thank you for all the content you put out to help us out.

[@Shaqt0418]

How has it been so far?

[@xbacc]

As a building critic sharing my thoughts, im doing RE foto+video here in Austria, Burgenland - Vienna region, and all of the final images are simply unreal to me, and clients are not stupid (most of them), from the images i can tell, as a potentian buyer, that the reality will be far from what we saw. Whats the point of starting with a dissapointment, as a real estate agent - who you working for, instead presenting reality best way you can, than expectations are overdeliverd, and more buying offer results higher price for the house, than the agent will call you next time, or he/she trying that you work only for them, with a 5x higher rate/project. sorry for my english

[@jerrye1001]

Excellent video. You covered it all! Do you use artificial light like lightboxes, etc. I know you don't like flash. I didn't see you use anything but room lights and natural window light.

[@FIREGROUNDIMAGES]

Just purchased tripod, geared head, lens, and lens mount from your link...check your commission 👍👍👍. Thanks for the info!

[@itselijones]

Awesome!! Thank you!! 🙏🏻 🔥

[@FIREGROUNDIMAGES]

​@itselijones No problem. I only purchase from BH Photo Video, but you took the time to put this whole kit together, and then share it, it was a no brainer. Thanks again.

[@thaileo102]

What is the cost of an editor? Are you out source it to other country?

[@musselmanmedia5236]

yes

[@Tharealrone18]

Nice house! Great information, Thank you.

[@adamjackal]

Capture 3 walls not two. good advice 11:30

[@brandonhightower1634]

Only 30 minutes for a 4000 sq ft house? I must be doing something wrong. Usually takes me an hour to do a 2000ish sq ft house (inside and outside). Also not sure how those windows are getting that since even the under exposed picture had blown out windows. Can you make a video on that?

[@CollideAhYom]

Eli can you link me to your workshop on The Instagram Method? I heard you talking about it a while ago and now I can't find it

[@StreamerSense1]

Same

[@FernandoTrindadePT]

How much for the editing?

[@itselijones]

Hey! 👋 Here are a few valuable resources you may find helpful! Real Estate Photo Workshop: repplaunch.com/workshopsignup?el=youtubect My Gear Kit: kit.co/itselijones The Platform we use for Editors: pixlmob.com/repp?el=youtubect Real Estate Photo Cheat Sheets repplaunch.com/cheatsheets?el=youtubect Here’s my real estate photography scaling roadmap: repplaunch.com/advancedtrainingsignup?el=ytdes

[@criticaltinker]

You don't use a CPL?

[@legacymedia613]

What about garage photos?

[@mikem6796]

Interesting video. Appreciate it. Just as a warning: Not everyone can run around houses like this. You will be totally wiped out if you shoot the entire 4000 square feet and yard. Especially if it is hot outside.

[@RickyRayPhotography]

So I do window pulls and my editor asks me to do so. He’s a terrific editor and my images are awesome. But I’d love to speed up my process even more so how can I tell him that it’s not necessary?

[@BuddyQuaid]

I think they're necessary. He's not capturing a good view out of the windows even in his brackets.

[@Andredelapaz07]

Im new to photography but I feel like you took alot of photos of the same area from different angles. Don't you think the only reason we would take all those photos of the same area is if the realtor paid for a bigger package of photos and we need to add enough photos to deliver? Other than that I dont see why you would need so many photos of the same area from different angles

[@johnnywestmoreland7667]

Who’s your editor

[@itselijones]

Hey! 👋 Here are a few valuable resources you may find helpful! 🫡 Real Estate Photo Workshop: repplaunch.com/workshopsignup?el=youtubect My Gear Kit: kit.co/itselijones The Platform we use for Editors: pixlmob.com/repp?el=youtubect Real Estate Photo Cheat Sheets repplaunch.com/cheatsheets?el=youtubect

[@Daniel_DP83]

You should be careful with this wide angle, otherwise the corners will appear very distorted. Some customers could get into problems themselves if they show photos that show a very large room, but in reality it isn't!!! For example, I would use 24mm on a full-length camera (16mm on a crop factor camera). An be careful with mirrors so that no one can see you in it;-)

[@truroyal7048]

Do you need a business license to get started?

[@Calebseyemedia]

No

[@JenniferCapwell-xm1ei]

i am super stoked but how much is the course?

[@itselijones]

Hey Jennifer! 👋 Here are a few valuable resources you may find helpful! Real Estate Photo Workshop: repplaunch.com/workshopsignup?el=youtubect My Gear Kit: kit.co/itselijones The Platform we use for Editors: pixlmob.com/repp?el=youtubect Real Estate Photo Cheat Sheets repplaunch.com/cheatsheets?el=youtubect Here’s my real estate photography scaling roadmap: repplaunch.com/advancedtrainingsignup?el=ytdes

[@EthanRosenau101]

insane value.... I'm in the marketing side of things for real estate photographers and wow this taught me a ton

[@Wisthanton]

I was screaming at you to put to loo seat down and then you did lol

[@EETSTHECREATOR]

Nice house bro

[@Zhovnirchyk]

The difference between what's your 3 exposures are and the final product is unreal. There is no way you can pull that outside from the bracketing you are showing in the video with your 3 bracketing shots. Cheers

[@RandyGrayBroadcastProPhoto]

Trying to figure that out myself and shoot a 4K sq ft home in 30 minutes.

[@panomaxstudio8454]

Yes true all photos colors are fake and unreal. This is unprofessional for a photographer. They just want money.

[@Mr0erick0]

I do this with my Sony a6000. Definitely possible lol

[@noam8314]

​@@Mr0erick0 half of his under exposed shot's windows are blown out, yet in the final product they were not. You can't do that with editing only this three photos.

[@dariuszak1402]

I use 3 bracketed shots and of course that one can get a decent looking pictures with the right postprocessing (what I do myself). Raw add-on helps a lot. The trouble is a photographer’s own interpretation of how the final shot should look like. Some add too much colours. I strive for example for natural looking photos but the true is that most clients want bright and vivid colours.

[@melaskyrecipies]

Do your setting stay the same for every room. I have a hard time with that and seem to change settings with every room if too bright from the sun. Holy Moly your home is beautiful thank you for sharing. I am still learning. Photo_graphyrealestate

[@hasanulhsr]

the only setting you have to change is the shutter speed .. so all other setting will stay same.. i'm editing real estate photos about 4 years.. i made video about how to edit them you can check that in my channel . i also do offer editing service ...

[@bob1503]

@@hasanulhsr why're you watching this video? hahaha

[@rickwhite3700]

I got the 2.8 😑

[@MarkKidsley1989]

you missed the examples of underexposed etc... at 530

[@everythingfelixstowevideo328]

There’s no way those 3 images produce those outside window shots! The under exposed was not even close to the final edit!

[@aznomads1579]

If he’s shooting in raw it wouldn’t be an issue. HDR without flash looks bad IMO. He has blown out places all over the place and muddy colors.

[@seangaffney581]

Never park directly in front of your building park down the street, unless you want to see reflections of your car.

[@difflocktwo]

What is wrong with reflections of a car?

[@cooper1979]

Only 3 brackets, no flash and you get result like this? Really? How do you avoid color cast and white balance issues. All your photo looks color accurate. How is this possible?

[@criticaltinker]

but wait! what car is that?

[@coeniejvr]

so you just take the photos and that's that. you don't edit them, because i see you using bracketing. Would like to see how you edit raw bracketing

[@Damujih]

Why do he runs all time?! I'm tired and short of breath just watching the video. 😅 Thanks for your tips.

[@sundance2005]

Looking at his amazing 4000 sq. ft. house and driving a Tesla Plaid I think he knows what he is talking about.

[@Laura-sg6ss]

He looks like the AI guy from Upload on Prime Video

[@propertysnappers6297]

Don't be fooled by this. You can not be long term successful doing low, quick, quality like this. Somebody who does more advanced shoots/pro quality will steal all your business. This guy is trying to sell you something by making this seem easy.

[@stefanbernhard2710]

4000 sq ft in 30 minutes?

[@Samurai63864]

If you give the expectation you will clean you will never make it and will be completely exploited by agents. Continuously. Do a little decluttering. Very little. If you want to be making less than minimum wage set the expectation you will clean.

[@rashadpennphotography]

Point that is missing that I bet 90% of persons also missed...Take your shoes off indoors.

[@itselijones]

Depends on the location haha. Not common to take shoes off in Texas for the most part

[@rashadpennphotography]

@@itselijones lol yeah i saw you had your shoes off so wondered if anyone else noticed.