Real Estate Photography Basics

[@1DerfulSniping]

Can't believe all this info was free, thank you so much for this video

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Glad it was helpful!

[@randomrainforest]

Hows it going

[@IsaacEllison]

Right?! Ive built a business with this

[@Euphigmius1]

I feel like I should have paid for this course. Outstanding information. I felt like I was in a professional class on shooting real estate photos. Thank you!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks! 😊

[@josefmadrid]

@euphigmius what’s the progress are you currently doing RE photography ?

[@thejasonrk]

with an ad playing every min you did lol. I have watched 5 ads already..

[@Mo-sk7xo]

​@thejasonrk you didn't watch em you skipped em lol

[@joetyler4017]

I feel like this is the only video I need to start shooting real estate. Love how in depth you went!

[@kirkwilliams6520]

I think so too. No need to watch any other.

[@IsaacEllison]

Agreed! I reference it regularly and it constantly helps!!

[@Researchedthat]

I followed this tutorial very closely and successfully had my first real estate photo shoot. It was easy to follow. I’ve done everything, including the editing.

[@wymangentry]

That's awesome, congrats! Mike Burke definitely dropped some great knowledge in this video!!

[@BBond88]

My man, I’m a Realtor and I feel I got more information on photography in this FREE video than I did in 7 days of real estate classes. You leave real estate classes and then you start learning the actual business, I feel I just watched one video and I’m already brimming with confidence. I hope your business is thriving!

[@survivalSC]

Real Estate school is more about laws and buying and selling state laws. Not about taking pics of a house. Videos like this help RE Agents a lot if they don’t plan to hire a pro to take the pics and use the drone and all that. But I guess it depends on what kind of market you are in. Hope everything is going great with your RE business

[@VentusMedia]

I'm a videographer and drone operator who doesn't shoot many stills. A client just dropped an interior stills shoot on me, the night before my main job. So here i am, fully armed, ready to slay it with my A7rii thanks to you. NGL I was panicking... Cheers!!

[@uncle0eric]

I don't know how anyone could downvote this video. There is a ton of useful information here. Maybe two tons.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks!

[@danc3746]

I am a sports and events photographer looking to get into real estate, this video was OUTSTANDING!!!

[@mrcpaceo]

Man, I cannot believe this video only has 1K views. This was by far one of the most informative real estate photography videos I’ve seen! Thanks so much! Just subscribed!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks so much! 😊 that means a lot to me. So glad you found it helpful! My channel is fairly new so hopefully other people will catch on and find it helpful as well!

[@gabequezada2066]

RIGHT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheJeres]

I know right. There is so much detail

[@SteveGerrardPhotography]

98,000 views later :)

[@conanlavaan6640]

it has 130k now 😭

[@Doodooramen.]

When I'm in, I'm inviting you to dinner bro. This was super helpful thank you so much

[@The_Daliban]

You just have to love the emotionless and hilarious way you explained everything. Loved the video and made a spread sheet with all the info for my first job. Thank you and lots of love

[@Tyty74628]

can you send me that spreadsheet ? LOL

[@messedmushroom]

care to share?

[@javierrzrd]

I'm just starting with Real Estate Photos and must say that YOU ARE A GOD! My results had a 180 degree change without having to buy any equipment. Just change in the process. Many thanks!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Glad to hear it! Good luck with everything and thanks for watching!

[@whoevenknows762]

This makes me think I could try and get into real estate photography now! I've struggled with how I could use my photography to earn extra money or do something to earn back what I spend on it and this was a great help to me!

[@JTBurkard]

Thank you so much for this informative video. My wife is a RE agent and sometimes a property may not worth spending the money for a professional to come out (fixer upper) but she still wants quality photos vs something taken with a phone. I have been doing automotive photography for many years and this gave me the info I needed for camera settings, tripod height, etc. You have earned my subscription.

[@valniles6100]

Great information, thank you for creating this video. As a side note, if you don't have a remote, you can also set your camera's built-in timer to two seconds.

[@jcam783]

Excellent tips , not something I've ever done , but was just recently asked by a Real Estate agent ,who happens to be a relative of mine , to shoot a home she is showing . After watching this ,I can tell its not just about waltzing in and out , this takes some serious know how . Thank you for sharing this .

[@TanNguyen-bk7br]

I can't wait for you to produce a course, I'd buy it in a heartbeat

[@hueandsteve1989]

So, I've been a real estate agent for 17 years & though I'm good with electronics, I always keep a camera on auto. I forced myself to use your method described in this video exactly. Wow, I can't stop looking at my photos & my client is so happy. Thank you for sharing & being so clear.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Awesome! So glad to hear it!!

[@clarityphotography7493]

This could literally be a paid guide or a full lesson. Thank you for this!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks!

[@ChrisDoesLife]

It's better than paid courses I've previewed lol

[@stefanbernhard2710]

How on earth is this free?! This guy is so generous to share this goldmine

[@brookejennett532]

Thank you so much for this video! I have a digital certificate in photography and I have some experience with product photography, but I was thinking about getting into real estate photography and I have learned so much from this tutorial. I believe I learned more from you than I did when I was taking photography classes. I am so grateful of the detail-oriented, step by step tutorial and the demonstrations you have provided here.

[@bankflows1186]

Finding this video with the exact camera I have is a dream come true

[@ManishMohan-mahi24061]

Honestly speaking, this is the best in depth tutorial for real estate photography. This video and flambient tutorial video is all what you need to watch to understand the basics of real estate photography. I have been searching for tutorials on the topic and I am glad that this video came as recommended video. This channel clearly deserves a million subs and like. Thank you so much for the amazing tutorial video.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks! 😊

[@oamkaar]

Honestly one of the best resources. I never do real estate, mostly products but a friend asked me to help her out. This has given me the confidence that I can get a good output.

[@APOLLOSTEES]

A lot of hard work went into this video and it shows. Thank you for this detailed break down 👍🏽

[@_mohd.yaseen]

Starting out Real Estate Photography in 2024 with a7iii, what luck to find the much needed video.

[@strathmore_consultants]

Potentially, I may have my first real estate photoshoot coming up soon. This whole video was very helpful and informational. Thank you for making this!

[@scidasalt1]

This is by far the best starter kit for beginners like myself who want to get started in this industry.

[@aaronsilver9765]

your video is EVERYTHING. thank you. i needed the mechanics for what they are

[@arunashamal]

Oh wow.. it is amazing how I can watch a 40 min video today and tomorrow I can totally shoot like a guy who has been doing this for 10 years. Thank you.

[@bhenrystrong826]

This is fantastic, so much value. I love your “editing” voice. I do the exact same thing when I am editing. Also side note, my wife designed the Ubbi diaper pail that you guys have. Great choice 👌🏻 Thank you!

[@raccru9242]

My dad is a real estate broker and I'm a stay at home mother. I've always love photography so this will be a great way for me to earn an income!! I can't believe I didn't think about this sooner. This information is incredibly helpful!! Thank you! :)

[@benbarson2810]

I know you’re killing it rn

[@eoghansmith7833]

Great video. I've started out doing real estate photography, and whilst I'm pretty decent behind the camera, I have learnt quite a bit from this video. I'm now more confident capturing interiors. As an added bonus, I really pleased to see the tutorial on the use of creating HDR images using lightroom. I always use photoshop and it takes me an absolute age to create HDR files... so this video has be perfect. Thank you!

[@rhondamoore9842]

I’ve been photographing real estate for years now, so honestly I was just “video stalking” to see what you have to say. I’m impressed by the amount of information you shared in such a short video. I’ve found RE photography to be mostly about problem solving, and your video addresses many of those things - how to shoot in a cramped area, for example. If I can add one thing: I used to use those remotes like you do, but got tired of scrambling for a battery, or trying to find the darned thing! I bought a wired shutter trigger for my camera (FUJIFILM XT-4), so that it’s attached to the camera the whole time, and I don’t have to worry about accidentally losing it. I also photograph pets, especially for rescues, and the wired trigger allows me to interact with the pets, and still get a great shot!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Cheers! Thanks. And thanks for the tip about the remote!

[@revedioimaging7843]

regarding the focus delay when using the remote, I find that using back button focusing while composing the image to be more efficient. That way the camera doesn't try to hunt for focus at all when pressing the remote prior to firing.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Revedio Imaging thanks for sharing!

[@tattoobillyvon9764]

I set focus to manual. I push auto focus on touch display, look at my peaking and fire off some brackets.

[@jerryglazener8129]

I took notes…backing up and writing for over 2 hours…and the ONLY complaint this 78 yr old Marine has is the “background music”…if you can call that music! Why does everyone seem to think they have to have something going in the background while they are talking?? I don’t get it! Maybe it’s because I was born analog in 1944?! Good job though, buddy on everything else…now if I can just apply it on to my Nikon D750 w/the Tokina Opera 16-28mm f2.8 …I’ll be happy! I’ll use my Nikon 20mm f1.8 for outdoors. Thanks for all the info….just love you young guys making it all seem so simple…it’s encouraging to say the least! :)

[@charlesludwig9173]

Shoot hand-held. Stick a speed light on the camera and point it to ceiling above and behind camera Set camera to manual and shoot RAW f6.3, 1/80th to 1/200th sec, and ISO320. Set flash to TTL+1.3. Even out exposure in Lightroom. That’s it, fast, easy, and great quality for MLS.

[@daisykay23]

I need to play around with this! I’m taking my own photos for listing my house this month and need the easiest method possible. I’m used to portrait and lifestyle work and I’m finding RE way out of my comfort zone!

[@charlesludwig9173]

@@daisykay23 it’s so easy. Here are examples: sterlingimagesphotography.com

[@daisykay23]

@@charlesludwig9173 these look great! I wish you were in South Jersey! I need a mentor!

[@jofromWI]

Love that this isn’t some big fancy house and show a more realistic - harder to shoot due to tight areas - house

[@robbiefishing]

Mate this is amazing. Excellent work. Thank you so much. I have 2 real estate photo shoots booked this week. I have over 10 years experience as a magazine photographer, but this is my first real estate gig. I have been practising a lot the last few days, but some of your tips have been super helpful, particularly around camera height and composition. Thank you.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks! Best of luck with your shoots!

[@bitronicc1887]

How'd it go? Are you still shooting RE today?

[@robbiefishing]

@@bitronicc1887 Hi mate, yep I sure am and thus channel has helped me a lot.

[@bitronicc1887]

@@robbiefishing Awesome, keep it up! 👍

[@villamimosa]

Hello Mike, I'm in the RE business in France. Actually as a future realtor, and I plan to produce stills and video as well. First many thanks for sharing your knowledge and know-how. So in return, let me share with you and others my recent experience. Yesterday I had a shooting session in an hotel for sale, and put in practice everything that you describe in your video. I noticed that it took me around 10 minutes per shoot, I stayed there 2 hours, so I have 12 photos. It was quite intensive, no time to relax. But it worked quite well. It took me a lot of time in editing because it's still a rookie in the editing software, but the result is very nice, and the customer is happy. What I did as well for every photo was to take one shoot in full automatic mode, no HDR, just to have a baseline, and measure the difference between a raw picture and a professionnal one. I compared as well with the photos taken by the customer. A big difference!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Hey Francois! Firstly, so glad to hear your shoot went well and your client was pleased! I'm happy to hear that I was able to help out in some way. Good idea about taking a reference photo! Also, thanks so much for sharing your experience with everyone. The more we share about our experiences the more we all learn from each other.

[@TroyCollier]

I'm doing my first shoot this week and you killed it on this tutorial. Just what I was looking for and the first video I clicked. Got bracketing and editing figured out but the camera tips were gold!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks!

[@dudedavid522]

How's it going for you still?

[@ruggedheartproductions]

I just shot my first home yesterday (the day before this comment) and I studied this video all before my shoot. I returned this video when it was time to edit it helped so much! Thank you for making this video. It was clutch!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Awesome, so glad to hear it helped you out!

[@CaseyLaarkamp]

I love doing landscape photography as a hobby, but it's very hard to make a living out of it, so I've been thinking a lot about getting into real estate photography so that my gear can start paying for itself. The information that was presented in this video is invaluable, especially as a fellow A7III user, and I feel like I am ready to start getting the ball rolling on making this into a living. You have a new subscriber. Thank you!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Awesome thanks! Best of luck with everything!

[@Jennifer.qiMcCormick]

​@@InsideRealEstatePhotography 😅😅😅

[@abas1r]

Every now and again I stumble across an amazing video on KZbin that could genuinely be life changing (if you want a career in real estate photography) I can't believe how much knowledge you have shared here, its outstanding, sending huge gratitude and praise from Wales UK - Thank you so much...

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Cheers! Thank you!

[@MrRamonlv]

A tutorial video on Lightroom Classic would be amazing. Love your videos, they’re incredibly helpful.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

MrRamonlv thanks! Definitely more editing tutorials in the pipeline so stay tuned 😊

[@bevingatchell1712]

My real estate agent recently reached out to see if I would be interested in getting into real estate photography, as I’m already an established portrait photographer. This information was INCREDIBLY helpful to me. It was straightforward and easy to understand. THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge with us! 📸

[@UrbanSipfly]

I'm salivating at the chance starting a new business opportunity that utilize my creativity in art 🎨!

[@leahliveshere]

Perfect level of helpful info for newbies, so glad I had this as a resource!

[@marcoscalheiros3654]

I´ve just landed a gig for Real State Photography and this video made me ready for this new chapter! I can't thank you enough, dude. You are amazing!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Awesome! Glad to hear it. Best of luck with it!

[@MustangGT715]

Thanks for sharing this tips! I was surprised you recommended using JPEGS instead of RAW images but the final images looked great!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Vinny S. Costa thanks! You certainly could use RAWs if you wanted to but for HDR There’s not much benefit there I think personally. And when you’re doing 5-6 shoots a day those large RAW file sizes start to add up!

[@ccandelaspr]

thank you for this video, it helped me a lottttttttt. just shot my first real estate shoot and this enabled me to work it like a Pro. thank you.

[@jiridvorak]

Great video sir, but please don´t use music in background, its still repeating and disturbgin after the while. Better without. Thanks

[@maxlasater]

my camera stacks them automatically. thank you so much for this!

[@JIMN26]

I agree with everything in this video, except that you always...Always should shoot RAW, not JPG. There is much more data in RAW files that you can adjust it much more than a jpeg file.

[@plimm1]

HEIF maybe?

[@darylnd]

@@plimm1 Which cameras shoot HEIF?

[@plimm1]

@@darylnd Most of the new models like R5 and R6 or A7SIII. Unfortunately S5 does not at least so far.

[@Jandodev]

I literally stopped the video I was gunna move on bc shooting jpeg over raw is an unforgivable sin you loose all the sensor data but im happy this was the first comment

[@aristepp680]

@@Jandodev not so in real estate. jpeg is much quicker to process as it’s a considerably smaller file. If you pay attention to keep the white balance correct by using kelvin, the images nearly perfect out of camera. For my personal work, yes, raw always.

[@matrixate]

Incredibly great information. Thank you so much!!

[@denisgavran2004]

Dude I have found a perfect job for you: Ventriloquist 🤣think about it... you could be the next Jeff Dunham dude you have no facial expressions its amazing i can hardly see your lips moving😀😀 Just kidding great stuff keep up the good work 👍

[@defyingtheodds1987]

I’m literally taking notes as I watch this. Thank you

[@deziray1570]

Every time I search for answers to my photog/editing questions, you pop up with amazing answers and tutorials. Thank you so much!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks!

[@Korzax]

Such a great video. Watch this every now and then for a refresher

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks!

[@incubus_the_man]

I'm about to do a real estate shoot for demo material tomorrow and I watched this video for tips. I think your approach was perfect for the beginning photographer. You showed us how to do a professional job without using $13,452 worth of gear and you explained it in an easy to understand way. I'm definitely subscribing and thumbing the video up. Thanks!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks and good luck with the shoot!

[@jbail3p]

How did it go?

[@cherylspratt7591]

You are a very patient Photographer that has given so much helpful information! I sure learned a lot from this video, it was very well done! Thank you!

[@lalitdeshmukh8271]

Just to the point, from start to finish, very organized. Thank you for sharing!

[@KhoPhi]

My head almost exploded. For a 40-ish minute video, the amount of back to back useful info is just almost overwhelming. Not complaining, just super thankful for all the useful info you've shared. Just what I needed Thank you!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Cheers, thanks!

[@garymbuck1]

This is one of the best videos on youtube. I use most of the same methods you do but what I like the most was you get right to the point. No fluff or bs . Keep up the good work. I'm a new subscriber now,

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks!!

[@samuelcosta1263]

best video for realestate photografy beginners

[@stanae75]

You're the real MVP. This video is AWESOME!!! Comprehensive, informative and succinct. Thank you so much!

[@saraventura1333]

Fantastic!!! Praise God thank you so much for taking the time to do this

[@toddsaettele99]

Thanks for the detailed lesson! Put your methods to practice for my first job and they asked me back for a second!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Awesome!

[@gabequezada2066]

Where was this man/video when I started 6 years ago.... This is probably the best video on the net in regards to real estate photography. Thank you so much... You have a new fan

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks!

[@aavery3931]

Aperture? F 8? Jpeg? All the lights on in pictures? Blinds down? Fun to see the different ways of shooting real estate. This type of edit is what we call "Thailand-edits". Because of the pictures being sent there are edited this way and comes back looking so boring. But if it works it works. Some detailed images with a 50mm or 35mm adds a whole new level. Also of course using RAW and not at all touching the HDR but instead blending them manually. And using a flash :)

[@ypl236]

Just started re photography. straight to the point, thank you for this video. Thank you!!!!

[@shadisheeha7045]

WOW! Tons of knowledge for free? I love how straight forward this video was. I feel like I'm ready to get bookings! Thank you forever man!

[@ridealongwithrandy]

Just met a local real estate guy here in my lil town, and he might want me to photograph homes for him. I have done this before barely, I did find your video most helpful, especially the waist high, and chest high shooting. Thanks a bunch!

[@JeffCarlson0471]

Very happy that I found this today. I normally shoot videos for Real Estate but I was asked to do stills today and watching this really helped out a ton!

[@user-iv6ty3cd5i]

I’ve been taking photos for inexpensive properties on my iPad (husbands a realtor). When expensive properties come up he hires a professional with a drone. I decided that I could step up my game and do it myself and get extra business in the process! I have no idea how to use a fancy camera LOL but I do know how to edit photos! I’m going in blind! Thank you so much for this video!

[@HarrisonSawyerr]

This is incredible. I already have the gear needed because I use it for KZbin so I thought this would be a great side gig, this channel is incredible thank yiu

[@realtyrocker]

You literally streamlined real estate photography into less than 30 mins if played back on a higher speed. Legend.

[@terrymcgovern6846]

Many photographers buy tripods with no center post at all, or just never use it, but I have the same tripod as the one in your video and I use the center post the same way for my tabletop jewelry photography. I find it's heavy-duty and very stable.

[@LoganBasketball2]

straight forward, nothin' but facts. Appreciate the info yo

[@AndrewCJXing]

This guide is my starter point!

[@bmc1222]

I'm pretty certain this it the best beginners guide to anything I've ever needed a beginners guide for lol. You nailed this. Appreciate this video.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks!

[@youtubeaccount2978]

Amazing, this knowledge might play a huge part in making me getting into real estate photography!! Forever grateful, cheers champ!

[@dudedavid522]

How's that going for you?

[@justinluethke]

I watched multiple classes about real estate photography.. but yours definitely helped me the most :) Thanks!

[@goodlotdupwa2961]

Thank you for a powerful class , love from South Africa ❤️

[@PRPL_NRG]

I come back to this video often. Thank you for this information. It has made me some money.

[@nickpensavisuals]

This is the most helpful tutorial/masterclass I think I’ve ever watched. Thank you!

[@yahistheway3835]

Wow! This is so exciting. Thank you thank you thank you for the info and demos. Perfect and so helpful. Sfew!!! My first time for real estate was not the best to me but the assistant was pleased. I want to do better. This video saved me before my next appointment. Thanks again.

[@flickwtchr]

Taking highlights down is the easiest way to get a decent window if you don't need the crystal clear window type "pull". Great content.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks! Yeah for sure, that works as well most of the time!

[@judyreamer9087]

I was not able to download the LR/Enfuse plug in for Lightroom after paying for it at first.... after MUCH frustration of trying to figure it out I am VERY happy and excited to share that I was able to resolve the issue by opening the site in Internet Explorer instead of Google Chrome. Anyone struggling to get that to work might try that. Excellent video! Very informative! I plan on subscribing and watching some of your other videos.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thank you and thanks for sharing that info with others!

[@steveveld9244]

Very good basic introduction. Very informative and to the point.

[@nickgauley2642]

you are easily the best youtuber for this! thank you.

[@YuvakTuladhar]

Wow! What a great instructional video. This is better than most of the ones you have to pay. Thank you.

[@ajb046]

Just shot my first property today using all of these tips. Can't thank you enough!! The camera settings were very helpful!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Awesome!

[@evanlomioan]

This is great quality content. Please keep posting this kind of videos. Thank you much!

[@Sherinthomas791]

best real estate photography video i have ever seen on youtube

[@IkazMedia]

This is VERY detailed but i really dont want to change so much settings on my camera because i dont just shoot real estate. Thanks man...i might have to get a camera for realestate so i dont have to always change back and forth settings

[@AAHomeInspectionsPLLC-zz5yd]

This is a wonderful video, I’m learning a lot. Looking to start my own real estate photography business. Thank you for sharing!

[@shalomvisuals5027]

Ppl that still go to school for this info🤦🏾 KZbin the plug💯😭🔥

[@BrettHondow]

Thanks for this, there's plenty of useful information here to start off with.