TV Replacements for Real Estate Photos: Getting Rid of Unattractive Reflections

[@bradleymichael8721]

The BEST RE photographer on KZbin

[@theVienna12]

Thank you! I love the attention to the little details!

[@AliShariaty]

Great video as always. Thank you. Please do one on agent narrative video walkthrough.

[@Adventuredriven]

I am soooo glad I found your channel. I am an outdoor adventure photog and have expanded into Real estate photography as of late. I have learned so much from you already. Keep up the good work.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks!!

[@skymakai]

Very nice tutorial! I like to brush in a little bit of raised blacks to give the screen a little bit of a natural glare look.

[@dangreenuk]

Super simple and easy to follow instructions. Love your work man.

[@AS-hs8yd]

Do you do this on stainless steel refrigerators as well or do you have suggestions to take away glare?

[@sammoody1067]

Lighting looks great

[@hgrgrnd1206]

Hey thanks for the video. I’m a little late to the party. Question: how do you get your linear gradient to go from black to white. Mine is on solid white and no clue how to do that ?

[@bhaskarnaik000]

What their is Hand blending tutorils for single exposure sir

[@dougnelson423]

Great video, thanks.

[@coyoteconcepts]

Love the video! I follow along with each step you do but as soon as I click on Gradient Overlay the TV screen switches from black to white and I can't figure out what I've done differently.. any ideas? Thanks so much!!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

You have to change the settings so the gradient is going from black to a dark gray instead of white.

[@aliplayer23]

Nice tutorial 👌

[@larryisaacs5980]

How do you get to the gradient screen that appears at the 2:23 mark in the video from the screen that appears at the 2:18 mark in the video? In the screen appearing at the 2:23 mark one is able to adjust the angle and intensity of the gradient, however, the screen right before that which appears at the 2:18 mark of the video do not have those options appear. So just trying to figure what I must do to get to that screen which appears at the 2:23 mark. Thanks!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Make sure “gradient overlay” is selected on the left hand side of the window.

[@larryisaacs5980]

@@InsideRealEstatePhotography Thanks, I figured it out. In addition to having the "gradient overlay" check box, you must also click on the "+ sign" associated with the gradient overlay. As soon as you click on the +sign the correct screen pops up.

[@Gala2021]

Thank you!!!

[@CostaMesaPhotography]

The gradient overlay technique was useful, thank you. I'm not a fan of what I call the black hole, largely because I feel that they eye is drawn to the high contrast in the image, especially this black tv against the white wall. I think a light image would fit nicely, be attractive, without screaming look-at-me. You're right though about this being a personal preference topic.

[@youmarc11]

Thanks Mike. I sent photos to realtor last month without doing this. Never called me back! :) It's not giving me a black to white gradient for some reason. Just solid white.

[@gottnk]

When editing on your macbook pro, what screen brightness level do you edit with please?

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

I keep it at or near full brightness

[@ASK_PLAY4u]

Insightful, Thank you, Sir...☺

[@williamhuntley987]

Hi Mike, is this procedure the same for Photoshop 2023. Everything is going correctly until I bring up the Gradient Overlay which comes up white and when I lower the opacity for the TV it lowers the opacity globally. Any thoughts or tips would be greatly appreciated!!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Hey, yes procedure should be the same. I’m not sure what’s going on there. Hard for me to diagnose without seeing it.

[@williamhuntley987]

Hi Mike, thanks for getting back to me. I'm using PS 2023, V 24.5.0 and my Gradient Overlay does not have a Black to White Gradient Slider (below opacity) so, as far as I can see, I can't adjust gradient. (I do have screenshot, not sure how to get it to you) Thanks!!

[@JayDeeezy]

Great video! New subscriber and I'm loving your videos. I'd love to learn what your scheduling/booking and managing logistics process is like with your clients. Specifically how you manage everything with clients from start to finish. Not sure if you have a video on this but would love to see and hear your thoughts. Appreciate you!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks for subscribing and glad to hear you are enjoying the videos! I don’t have a video on that yet but definitely a good idea. I will definitely make note of it for a future video!

[@wellsy4537]

Looks great! Can you teach us the fire replacement next? :)

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Definitely on my list!

[@JenniferWillis-qw5zy]

I followed this tutorial, but my selected screen shows white with black dots, even though I followed your directions. What did I do wrong?

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

White with black dots? I’m not sure what that might be. I would suggest straying the tutorial over and see where you went wrong. I’m sorry I can’t tell you off the top of my head what happened.

[@thomaskrueger1457]

The more I get into real estate photography, the more I learn that the little things are what truly set good photos and great photos apart.

[@dannybabu2617]

how much are you charging customers for this service?

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

I’m not charging anything for this. It’s just a standard part of my editing process.

[@diogoguerreiro3011]

It´s a shame that we can´t make that same trick but in a glossy way :(