Top 5 HDR Mistakes in Real Estate Photography

Here are the top 5 mistakes with HDR that we see in REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHY all the time!
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0:00 Intro
0:11Theme Song
0:56 Mistake 1 - Contrast for HDR
1:51 Mistake 2 - Color for HDR
3:31 Mistake 3 - Not enough range or metered wrong.
4:34 Mistake 4 - Choosing the wrong preset
5:51 Mistake 5 - Not color correcting properly
6:50 Thanks for Watching

[@MisterDavidH]

Very helpful, thanks! I have been adjusting my photos before processing. I found from your video to drop contrast. Worked Great!

[@Norbert40]

Tip #5 is the best one

[@tristanwilhelm9600]

Great video, tons of good info and easy to follow, thank you

[@real-estate-photography]

Thanks Tristan!

[@JardeP]

loving it

[@real-estate-photography]

Thanks!

[@nicolasuribe1927]

This short video is soo helpful thanks for sharing!! One quick question how do you correct the blue reflection on the floor and the sharpness of the lights ? Thanks

[@real-estate-photography]

That is all in my course! Check it out. You’ll be able to do 40-70 photos in less than 30 minutes on site and 30 minutes in post.

[@kirtg1]

Thanks for the vid. what do you do about window views? a window pull?

[@real-estate-photography]

Yep window pulls which I cover in my course or I also can do a gamma offset method which I also made a video about.

[@360VRStudios]

WB them all to the plus one exposure. 2) Increase the shadows of the dark exposures and slightly increase the brightness. 3) Reduce the highlights of the overexposed images 4) Shoot 5 exposures with 2 stops apart. 5) I use SNS-HDR software, export them as TIff-16bit then process the HDR.

[@stevemeredith4689]

I bought your course, VERY helpful. One thing, where do I find how to do the "Secret Sauce?" Can't find where you teach it!

[@kirtg1]

also, can lr or ps hdr process with post on those images do the trick instead of photomatix?

[@real-estate-photography]

Yes but the benefit of photomatix is the batch processing which is a lifesaver for workflow. And I think the quality and options in photomatix are far superior.

[@zonatech7079]

PLEASE DONT DO THIS AGAIN THIS CAPTION SO DISTRACTING

[@okaytony]

You're windows are still blown out in the final - -why not use the information from the under exposed image to get some clarity in what's outside the windows?

[@real-estate-photography]

Yeah we tend to process so that the windows are a stop brighter than inside to keep it looking more natural. Unless of course the view is amazing in which case we can do a quick window pull. But for the most part a lot of the houses that we shoot - you don’t want to see the outsides lol.

[@360VRStudios]

dont need tip 5 save money! Just watching more youtube videos.

[@markp.7478]

The content was great. The subtitles were annoying.

[@real-estate-photography]

Thanks for the feedback Mark - I will let my editor know and will change it up for the next video!