Full Real Estate Photography Course

[@canIgetuhhh]

You've provided unbelievable value here. Just know you're helping a man who was miserable in his career set himself free. I'm giving it my all. Thank you.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

glad to hear it and best of luck!

[@marcomonge4893]

i hope you make it !! best wishes from here!!!

[@skillfulwebdesign]

Same here!

[@MusicFed]

@@InsideRealEstatePhotography great video thanks so much. on the editing: any reason why you are not merging the photos using the Merge to HDR pro feature of Photoshop (although opinions vary as to wether it works better than LR HDR or not)? your hand blending method is fantastic and very effective but quite time consuming. just curious thanks

[@MusicFed]

@@InsideRealEstatePhotography at 5:90 when you cut out the window to reveal the lower layer, can you please clarify why Photoshop requires to select the background color and not foreground? I would have thought foreground color as for the other edits. it's not clear to me why Photoshop works like this in this instance. thx!

[@harneetrandhawa7915]

you are a SAINT bc everyone else charges thousands for even a hint of this info!!

[@dbpike]

My spouse is a real estate agent in the Valencia, Spain area. Having retired here over a year ago, I am have been helping her with Real Estate support services. This includes photography, virtual tours, etc. While I had some basic knowledge of photography, I quickly realized shooting houses is a lot different than taking nice snapshots at the beach! Thank goodness I found your video. I really, really like your style of presentation and explanation. Also, I appreciate how in depth you went with this. I feel inspired and with a little more practice I might be confident in taking this up as a side hustle! Thanks for taking the time and effort to share your thoughts and experience!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

No problem, thank you!

[@AM0VS3S]

Mike, 2nd year already going full on with photography. Thank you so much for your help man! Have been following you for quite some time! Keep it up and stay strong!

[@elisapittella4435]

You are so GENEROUS. Thank you endlessly. Shooting my first real estate gig tomorrow 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@lenaeggler6304]

You have so much integrity, I really appreciate the amazing information you offer🙏🙌🙌 liked and subscribed

[@domthumb2062]

You are going straight to heaven 🙌🏻❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@FloridaEverAfter]

Been doing RE for over a decade now also. Pretty detailed info here. You don't need anything fancy to get started. Used canon and nikon DSLR cameras are so cheap now, they can easily get the job done. Just need a decent wide angle lens. I ditched my tripod 4 years ago but thats a skill in itself. The 2024 market is going to be a little challenging with the low inventory but I think if you can make it through this market and back to the next good cycle you'll be golden!

[@kolkmeiester]

Thank you! This was a great course, appreciate this!

[@Bueolmutz]

I liked and subbed before you even asked, that's how mutch I respect your attitude towards sharing information. I wish you all the best!

[@Yasminbeazley]

I usually struggle to stay focused during video classes because of my ADHD, but I never have trouble paying attention to you. You’re always direct and get straight to the point without any unnecessary fluff. Thanks so much - from Sydney, Australia 🦘

[@codysuchomski6498]

You're genuinely such a good person for sharing this. Thank you.

[@MarcTPhoto]

Ive been struggling to figure out my niche and I recently came across Real Estate photography. I am just beginning my journey but your channel that I came across last night has been absolutely everything that ive been looking for to try and break into this industry. Im sure just like you, I am just a father who is trying to figure out other ways to support my family with the skills I have and this is going to be a fun exciting chapter to that. Thank you for this page and info..

[@burrdaddy]

This video has SOOOOO much value to it. Great info and wonderfully specific info that answers questions. Thanks for this. So few really share this info beyond camera settings.

[@clydedigital]

I've watched you steadily become one of the best at real estate videos over the last couple of years.

[@gusrodriz]

What a gift! so much value, thank you Mike.

[@Zukez]

Great advice, absolute legend to put this up for free.

[@bkakmk]

Hands down the most inclusive and beneficial real estate video I’ve seen from beginning to end! You have officially dropped the mic on RE videos!!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thank you!

[@CleanStreakPressureWashing]

I love your videos and have taken away plenty of great free advice, so I’m happy to help you get to 1k…good luck

[@coryscoloradovideography5492]

Really great rundown of everything you'd need to know for photography. I have been doing mostly video and want to crack into the photography scene for real estate also and this helped me so much. Thank you!

[@photosbyadamclarke]

I 'm new to real estate photography and keep referring back to this video. Really appreciate the amount of value here, thank you. Thank you Mike!

[@shelleytaylor2291]

Finally…a video explanation that makes sense. Any question I would normally have, you have addressed. Great job and thank you.

[@WOLFTHEWARRIOR7]

I'm only 24 and I've learned so much from this teacher/professor what a professional and well organized video be proud of yourself man ! And Thank You for the tips and education I've learned a lot.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks!

[@dhauraney]

Fantastic video. Thanks so much for taking the time!

[@gersonsantos5056]

I am just started at that area and your course help me a lot, thank you so much buddy, you are doing an amazing work.God bless you.

[@dronkoszalin789]

I've started my real estate photography when your channel was really young and there was like 5 videos. I'm still here, after a few years and every time i found a new value. Thanks Mike!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

That’s great to hear!

[@excent24]

you rock Mike! I am trying to make the switch into the REP world and you have made it so easy to understand the steps and what to do. Simply grateful for the amount of work, knowledge, and general tips that you provide on this channel.

[@marcomonge4893]

Your professionalism shines brightly in this video, showcasing your remarkable skills. I am deeply grateful for your dedication throughout the process. It took me four days to reach the end, often revisiting the beginning to ensure I followed your guidance accurately. Thank you immensely for your efforts.

[@danielcornell3671]

I find your video very helpful when it comes to lighting, others talk about different flashes and an umbrellas and as an agent I want to make it as simple as possible. Thank you

[@kdgramesty]

Thank you for taking the time to put this great course together. I learned so much and am grateful for the amount of detailed information. Your generosity will come back to you.

[@slaps719]

I just found your channel, this was such an informational video. For someone like me who is just thinking about doing this as a newbie, it helps a lot as I have been pondering different ideas to make money doing photography. I will have to watch more videos to learn some more about this type of photography and editing, since I would like to try and get into this field. I have been practicing the HDR editing but still have a way to go but with this video it has shown me some tricks to help use lightroom and photoshop. I'm not sure about hiring an editor in the begging due I would like to get better with my own skill, but it is something to think about if I can't figure it out although I think I can. So, thank you for taking the time to make this course for everyone to watch and learn how to get started.

[@hanshans8085]

First time here and 1min. I need to thank you for what you do. I really like the mentality behind ur work. Wish you the best!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks!

[@ciraquartz]

I have been working in film in Canada for a few years now. It has been terrible to put it lightly. I was SO lost and had no clue what I wanted to do with my life. I was ready to give up... Then I was told to check out real estate photography. I knew nothing... I now feel ready to take on the world! Thank you so so so much for all of this valuable information. I'm feeling extremely confident and ready to give it my all. You are a real one! Seriously thank you.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Best of luck and I hope it all works out for you!

[@respondinlove4875]

👏👏👏❤️ love this course! Gives me confidence I can achieve my goals with practice.

[@ocpropertysisters9829]

Wow!!!! Thanks for the awesome detailed information Michael! You did a fantastic job 🤩

[@clearvuephoto3526]

I can never thank you enough Mike. Your literally have been a teacher for me to learn REA and be confident about it. Thank you and many blessings to you and your family!

[@flyparks3224]

Starting on my real estate photography journey. Have my A6400 recently passed my part 107, have my monopod and tripod starting my portfolio using Airbnb for practice. Great video using all your tips into my first shoot. Any videos regarding the business aspect like obtaining llc, contracts etc. Great info

[@vongxiong5125]

I found your old videos and brought me here. Thanks for being helpful and sharing your knowledge. Also, I love seeing your growth as a youtuber since your episode 1 vlog.

[@meganbogart6408]

Wow.. just wow. Thank you so much for creating this free of charge. Not only this but all your content. It’s educational, practical and non-gimmicky.

[@adonnisbarrera]

Thank you Mike for this unbelievable information!!! Sat down and took notes after watching this once already!!

[@rickyfuentes]

Oh man, SPIRO looks like a game changer for my part-time RE photography company. No more paying for a monthly service that I'm not actively using that month. Great Video!

[@julienmeley7048]

Merci pour le cours, j'attends avec impatience le cours sur la vidéo.

[@adesijiolabode6146]

Unbelievable! You’re God sent! Thanks a million.

[@WakeupGospel726]

You are awesome!1 I'm so happy I found you since I want to get into real estate photography. Thank you for what you do!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thank you and good luck!

[@WakeupGospel726]

Thanks@@InsideRealEstatePhotography

[@alvinbetsayda415]

men you're such an amazing and so humble person thanks for the tip

[@asengrigorov9925]

Amazing Course! Thank you!

[@anoldmanwithacamera]

I applied for Global Entry on Tuesday, was conditionally approved the next day, and I’m scheduled for my interview 5 days later. So 7 days! I guess mine went quicker because I already had pre check, plus I recently retired from a civilian DoD job which required me to have Secret clearance. I had full FBI in depth investigations to maintain that job.

[@Tina-ec5ib]

What a video!!! Thanks a lot, that’s very helpful 🙌

[@OgbonnayaJoseph]

This is indeed a pool of knowledge, Thank you @insiderealestatephotography. I recently relocated to Canada and looking to start a Photography business in real estate. My best tip was about pricing. Stay blessed.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

@@OgbonnayaJoseph best of luck to you!

[@thecinemafox5531]

Thank you so much! So much helpful information here, I’ve been feeling really low thinking I can’t make it in the business, this video made me feel so much better

[@Papparratzi]

Excellent overview. I’ve been shooting since 1998 and picked up some great tips. Thanks

[@hktswag]

I’m a casual photographer from Thailand doing some portraits and weddings. Now I’m starting to do real estate photography. Your videos helped me a lot and the clients were happy with the images. Thank you!!

[@HJBProductionsLLC]

For the bathroom shot you should have pan to the right, up to the door knob. That way you don't have to show half of the door and will give you more of the counter top.

[@DSGQR]

48:07 - Front of House Shot: I like how you gave that grass life haha

[@zenseekerEric]

Thank you, Mike! This is amazing. Just what I needed to get started 😄

[@aaronmoe12]

Fantastic video, thank you for the wealth of knowledge! Just a minor point to add for those interested: the Sony A7 IV can actually shoot in 1080p 10-bit when using the S&Q mode. Keep up the great work!"

[@TheLolozaurusrex]

Thank you very much! I have just aquired a real estate franchise so I have to focus on a sales team which I would like to provide all the necessary tools to have succes… so the photos and presentation are esential I’ll try pixel mob Thank you!🎉

[@HSNW22]

This is AMAZING 👏🏻 Thank you to the moon and back 😊

[@BluesInAm]

Exactly why I tell newbies to check out your channel. Good stuff man

[@wendystumbaugh695]

You are the absolute best.

[@gabrielfcunha2]

Great content and tips. Thank you so much

[@dalloiselle7274]

Thank you for your straightforward, practical video.

[@dariuszak1402]

What a fantastic tutorial! It really helped me to evaluate my workflow and make some adjustments. Even though real estate photography isn't my main job (at least not yet), I feel much more confident in my skills now. I was especially happy to find out that you also shoot in brackets! Thanks for the tips, eg. the right tripod level, settings of the camera, (I used to shot Manual but I'll swap to AV) also, using the color range tool for desaturation is new to me (I use the white balance tooltip) but your method looks interesting and probably more efficient. I completely agree that manual editing produces superior results, but I'm curious about the time spent on the editing, eg. how long does it take to process around 25 photos? And if someone charges $175-200 that's definitely something to consider. For that reason I personally stick with the Auto HDR function as it's much quicker for me - also, I feel like I spend too much time removing dust, unwanted elements on the photos etc. However, I must say, the quality of your photos is truly unmatched so it might be the time for me to try the manual multi-layered approach!! Best, Darius

[@abdallaabdurrahman2825]

Tho I'm not here for real estate photography, but I've watched the whole thing and gained a ton of information. Thank you so much for this amazing video

[@fernandomontiel0722]

You're the GOAT

[@FallenDeiity]

Thank you for all the information, specifically the bit about Spiro and pricing. Fantastic video, love the jabs at the KZbinrs who constantly try to sell courses or books. One tip I would give is find model homes in your area and use them to practice.

[@Patrick-vu6yd]

Wow, this is really amazing! Thank you for your time and effort putting this together. One question I had, would you mind providing a sample of your "prepare sheet" that you mention giving to the client when preparing for a shoot?

[@AKos4D]

This has been so enlightening! Thank you so much for taking all that time to create this. You make me feel confident to get into this field. I've been thinking about it for a couple years now but never took the leap. I feel excited after watching this! You are awesome! What site did you use to create your website? Did you create it or did you hire someone? I'm not great with creating webpages.

[@chinmarifpv3319]

Thanks for this awesome video, Lots of valuable info, Keep up the Great work

[@fefifofumo]

Hi! Thank you for this priceless video. Just a question: Why is the aspect ratio at 3:2?

[@carlosjc00]

Amazing course. So much valuable information. Thank you so much Mike!

[@dougcooper4917]

Amazing Real Estate Photography Course, and Advice. Thank you Mike! I Greatly Appreciate It!

[@bigbluerios]

Subscribed!!!

[@matteotuniz2500]

Great Tutorial Michael, thanks for your time! did you do a Flambient tutorial as well in the end?

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

not a full course yet but I have a bunch of videos on the flambient technique on my channel

[@bbtank3000]

The editing is the biggest reason why I haven’t jumped into real estate photography. I’m no pro at photoshop and only know a few basics.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Simple solution, outsource your editing to someone else!

[@adetundedada]

A HUGE thank you for creating this course 👏🏾

[@camerondriscoll4798]

You my man, are greatly appreciated today

[@callmeseed2979]

amazing tips. Greeting from Greece!

[@catherinetaylor3391]

Can’t thank you enough for this video. You’re a great teacher

[@meechcreativellc]

Great video! I too shoot real estate (aerial, interior, and video), I also buck many of the "norms" in how I shoot. Most RE photography fails to maintain the reality of the property. When potential buyers walk into an open house, and it doesn't look like the pictures, that reflects poorly not only on the agent, but the photog. Find a healthy balance of getting the color temp corrected, without entirely changing the reality of the room. If the color temp of the bulbs in the lamps or recessed lighting is warm, between 2k-4k, it is what it is...work with it. Color cast is also a reality. Overcome it with sparingly using flash for a flambient shot.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

We all have our own styles as photographers and I think that's a good thing! More choice in the marketplace. A lot of it is subjective. You will attract clientele that likes your particular style.

[@sahilgupta0181]

you are amazing Man.. God bless you and your family

[@vishweshwarkandalgaonkar4620]

Nice presentation. Thanks for sharing knowledge 😊

[@SpeedySilwady]

Excellent video thank you so much!

[@wendystumbaugh695]

This guy is THE BEST. Where can we send donations?

[@hadrienperrin1830]

I used your last one (3 years old video), thanks for the updated version !

[@samdub]

Absolutely incredible. I’ve learnt so much here, amazing video thank you from the UK!

[@kathrynsview]

Thank you, you are so very kind to do this...😃

[@JohnMaryon]

I can't thank you enough! I've been searching for tutorials and trying to learn PS and applying what I learn to real estate photo editing and just couldn't get it. Your video did it for me! What do you suggest as far as making individual louvers in the blinds brighter? Just doing each one manually or just opening up the blinds all of the way? Also, what do you suggest about removing glare or reflections off of pictures hanging on walls? I'm a retired cop, who found joy in taking photographs, which has now morphed into real estate photography. I have LR down, but still learing PS and Premiere Pro. Thanks again!

[@Last222]

Priceless!

[@bindyjohal9024]

Thanks for this man do event photography but wanted to get into this aswell

[@daelpixphotography]

I've been trying to find a decent video showing property photography in the UK and I couldn't find anything. Saw this video pop up today even though it's the USA. Best video I've seen so far. Love the editing. I'm trying to get into this sort of photography as a job but it's difficult to get into especially when you don't have any experience. New subscriber here 😀 Do you not use flash at all, and just HDR?

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks! Mostly HDR but sometimes busy out the flash

[@andapen]

First 2 mins. Golden. Thank you for no bullshit.

[@ScottClintonPhotography]

Checking your video out now and found something you may want to think about. ISO on these digital cameras should be set at the individual camera's native ISO for maximum dynamic range. I know your Sony has a dual gain sensor, but I am not familiar enough to say what the native ISO is. For most digital cameras the ISO should be set between iso 500 and iso 800. The camera's I use are ISO 640. Just a thought.

[@mcgrantello]

Good job buddy 😊 respect for your time and effort

[@MadisonReyes-r3e]

awsome! im 15 and my dad got me a camera so im getting to work and learning this in a week before my 1st shoot! eek!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

@@MadisonReyes-r3e good luck!

[@ritarainey416]

Thank you for all your videos. You are the best 😊

[@iam-hs2cp]

I love it the way you explaining keep up God bless you and your family thanks for

[@tonysluna]

I just saw first time view... not seen it fully yet... i do plan to.. but.. I did Subscribe and Thumbs Up...

[@maximilian.R]

Thank you for the videos. Have been watching most of them for the last year, and from others, and I can say I am ready for the real work. Yours were really helpful and informative.

[@stanislavmikhailiukov1005]

Regarding the choice of gear: I'd probably recommend go for the Canon R8. For the price of ancient Sony a7iii you'll get a modern camera with superb specs (for both, photo and video).