Fast Shower Pops for Real Estate Photography

Learn how to quickly capture shower pops onsite, and how to edit them in post. Below are links mentioned in the video:
My real estate photography series:
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Photograph for Real Estate Interiors:
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Learn interior photography:
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The Lighting Guide for Real Estate Photography:
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[@bubu523]

Wow! Thank you. I always struggle with the showers adjustments.

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

You are so welcome!

[@piercepixels]

Great video as always, thanks Nathan: PhotoScholar

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Thank you :)

[@robrome2546]

Thanks Nathan, this is great. I just bought another of your books this morning. I love them too!

[@franzrabe4584]

Awesome technique, Nathan - thank you!

[@roxanneashe4902]

Awesome as always!

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jimbarkerazrealtor]

outstanding....definitely an area in which I struggle....thank you!

[@alejandrozunino5428]

good idea Nathan! Thanks!

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

You bet!

[@Hawtload]

I've been having to partially open glass shower doors because I'd essentially have a giant glass mirror pointing directly at the camera.
Definitely gonna try incorporating pops inside the shower and see how that goes.

[@hotwireman49]

Nathan, I disagree. Nobody can do what you do. You're magic!!

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

HA! Love it :)

[@boristahmasian9604]

Hi Nathan, your videos are the best. I do not do a lot of interiors or architectural photography. A friend has asked me to shoot some interiors for his video studio. My question might be redundant but I'lll ask anyway. Do you need two triggers in order to trip the flash and the camera at the same time? I have a Sony A7RIV and a two FlashPoint AD200s and two Flashpoint strobes and only one trigger. Thanks.

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Thanks Boris. Triggers are a more involved topic covered in my interiors book, here's a link if you'd like to check that out: amzn.to/3qu3wFy

[@boristahmasian9604]

@@NathanCoolPhoto Thank you Nathan.

[@k5683]

Amazing!

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Thanks!

[@jimdevinney1152]

Definitely going to try this Nathan! I don't know why I didn't think of it myself, as I do the corner pops in long rooms all the time and it is the same principle, isn't it?

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Definitely give it a try. Similar concept.

[@pawel-951]

Hi Nathan. Is there any chance that you make a video or complete tutorial how you shoot a typical house from start to finish? I would't mind paying even few hundred bucks for this. I guess many of viewers of your channel think the same way

[@cristinadubceac5619]

OMG! 🤩

[@ltlmedia9518]

How do you change the speedlight power from the unit if you're using a flash trigger? If I change it on the unit, the trigger will overwrite the power setting...I'd love to save time adjusting the flash power from the flash itself!

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Those are some of the basics I cover in my interiors guide, here's a link if you'd like to check that out: amzn.to/3EnGHf4

[@dominicsanders2406]

I know there are many different factors to take in account, like Square footage. But, what would be considered a decent amount of time to get your shots of the home while respecting the sellers time?

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

It's a matter of what you are being compensated for. Perhaps a video on that subject?

[@usagundog]

This video may be relevant to your question. The 2-minute Rule for Real Estate Photography th-cam.com/video/BvPkxgoUBF0/w-d-xo.html

[@Media-oq9ux]

Let me be the first to say, I cant wait to watch this later today. Your remakes are always great. Any chance there is a scream when the belly pops out? 🤣

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Thanks!