Hand Blending Exterior Real Estate Photo Editing for High Quality Results

[@roriestannard9467]

I love how you are transparent. About using JPEG files and about grass replacements and your focusing mode, many more examples. You acknolwedge people may not agree but don't hide what you do and you shouldn't!! Your work is amazing and has helped me greatly. I have grown so much in 3 months I really feel proud of my work now. Thank-you again!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Always striving to be as real as possible. Thanks!

[@ldlifestyles9930]

Great video!

[@mazhr4914]

Very helpful 👍 always like your tutorial.

[@yurikim01]

Great job

[@dougcooper4917]

Excellent Tutorial Training Video Mike. I Wish That I Could Be Your Apprentice. You Are Amazing! Thank You.

[@edrumsas5420]

Great info. Thank you SO much! Cheers!

[@tuebui1723]

I am a real estate photo editor with many years of experience. I edit photos at a reasonable price. Are you interested in my services?

[@werito82]

Great video, very helpful. Thanks!

[@tuebui1723]

I am a real estate photo editor with many years of experience. I edit photos at a reasonable price. Are you interested in my services?

[@toms2145]

As always - very helpful stuff. Thanks for making this video. ✌️❤️

[@tuebui1723]

I am a real estate photo editor with many years of experience. I edit photos at a reasonable price. Are you interested in my services?

[@philsimmons209]

This is amazing. Can you do one adding flowers/bushes to a garden in the front of the house?

[@shelbytessier6508]

Just found your page great videos! Great videos! I’m a list person and am trying to wrap my head around all the different ways you shoot interiors. Could you list the ways you shoot interiors: here is an example of what I mean!:) thank you! - flambient (5 shots with 2 stops apart for the ambient lighting and 3 shots with the flash exposing for each section of the room) - HDR (5 shots with 2 stops apart)

[@MustangGT715]

I was just talking to someone about grass replacements. They said it should be disclosed in the listing. Nothing worst than expecting a beautiful green lawn just to see it brown! 😂

[@tuebui1723]

I am a real estate photo editor with many years of experience. I edit photos at a reasonable price. Are you interested in my services?

[@PetePhotographer]

Thanks for the tutorial What do you do when it is windy? Also is it Ethical / Legal to Replace Grass

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Same process if it’s windy. Shutter speed is fast enough outside that wind shouldn’t be an issue. It can be an issue if you are auto merging your brackets. I don’t know of any legal issue around enhancing grass. Is it ethical? You decide. I’ve never run into any issue over it.

[@tuebui1723]

I am a real estate photo editor with many years of experience. I edit photos at a reasonable price. Are you interested in my services?

[@czapskibusinessgroup]

Could you get awat with 3 brackets to eliminate excessive shooting and running up your shot count?

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Yes you can in most situations

[@alansarpy]

Hey mike ! Have you used the white balance (priority white) setting for interiors shooting flambient ? I’ve been getting weird magenta cast using my godox ad200 … not to mention I’m using the single pin trigger ! I’m literally thinking of buying a canon r6 or canon DSLR over this …

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Hey! No, I always use auto WB for flambient. Each environment will be different so I’m not too surprised that using a setting like that would yield weird results.

[@alansarpy]

@@InsideRealEstatePhotography I’ve been using Auto white balance the whole time .. I’m not getting a clean white flash in AwB … I’ve read that canon doesn’t have a color cast caused by the camera

[@smithhousephotography6937]

Hi Mike! Great tutorial, love the final edit of this exterior. This is a random question, but I was wondering if you offer any raw photos for practicing flambient editing? I'm really wanting to switch to flambient but I want to try my hand at the editing before I invest in flash gear.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks! Yes, if you look at the description of this video linked below there’s a link to download the sample flambient raws that go along with the video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4aTZWSleLatm6c

[@smithhousephotography6937]

@@InsideRealEstatePhotography Thanks Mike!!

[@tuebui1723]

I am a real estate photo editor with many years of experience. I edit photos at a reasonable price. Are you interested in my services?

[@juanpablolacayo256]

Hey Mike! I see you use the feather cut technique a lot to make the doors, ceiling and trim look white. I have tried doing that but when I cut the color remains the same. How do you do it? I am a begginer and I am not sure if I am missing a step. Thanks in advance!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Hey! Yes it will only work if you create a layer underneath that has been desaturated and manipulated for the whites to look white.

[@juanpablolacayo256]

@@InsideRealEstatePhotography could you do a quick video showing how to do it? That would be so helpful!

[@ozzyhijo]

Hi, I am new of all this real estate and photography and would like to know if it would be possible to start in this business with a not so expensive camera. I own a Nikon D3500. I would really appreciate your advice. Love your videos. I have learned a lot thanks so much.