I have the same camera and it seems that I have to pick one or the other when it comes to timer 2 seconds and bracket exposure images. I can’t do both. They are both under the Drive Mode
I know you can set it up to take exposures after 10 or 2 secs. I currently use mine that way. I’ll get back to you on how. I don’t remember at the moment how I got it to work….
Did agents ever say anything about potential false advertising when using an ultra wide. I think that lens is awesome but I’m hearing more and more photographers saying not to use anything wider than 18mm FF. Just curious
When shooting in 4K with a 12mm I will zoom in a little sometimes to approx 16-18 mm in post so that shots don’t look too wide. I would agree 12mm can be too wide in some shots.
If you don't. mind me asking, what do you typically charge for a house shoot for photos and then for photos/video combo because I'm sure not all clients get the video sometimes. Thanks.
For a photo typical photo shoot with 30 photos I charge $149. For a video shoot I charge $350. Some caveats are that I have those flat rates for properties up to 4000 sq ft, whether it is a condo or a house. Every 1000 sq ft over that is an additional $50 for photos or video. These prices are based on my area so you may not be able to charge the same in your area. But be confident in your skills and what is fair compensation and stick to it. I’ll do a more in depth video about this soon. Thanks for asking!
If you are only using the as-is light in the house then you will never have perfectly exposed windows. It starts by preserving as much of the view outside as you can when you shoot. Ultimately it is a balance of bringing up the exposure inside but leaving enough of the view outside. I use the curves first to balance the exposures for inside and out. Then the color wheels to tweak color.
I have a question. I have a shoot of a real estate property on Thursday. When i do bracketing, my flash doesn't go off all the time but just for one, i have a TT560, Can you help me set up please? I use a a6300
So this is called flash exposure bracketing and it looks like it is not a feature with the a6300. You would have to do it manually so the flash has time to recycle between shots. Take the shots individually at the 3 or 5 different exposure levels. I hope this is helpful.
Awesome information, this helped me out so much. One question - say I'm shooting the exterior of a home. Would you be okay taking just one exposure or would you still take 5? Thanks!
A lot of my photo shoots are at the beach where the view important to show so I prefer to have the 5 exposures to keep the interior and exterior bright.
Thank you SO much for all the information. I was wondering what focus point you use ? Do you have a video explaining? I’d love to hear your advice. There isn’t many videos explaining that topic. I am so glad I came across your channel
@@Table19media is the zero distortion a big thing for photo also? I heard lot of people use it for videos mostly (I'm looking to upgrade my canon 16-35 f4 with metabones to my a7iii)
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Do you have a video showing how to process and merge those bracketing photos?
Yes, one of my recent videos How to Batch HDR Real Estate Photos in Lightroom FAST! - Gear and Settings I Use shows you how to get started.
I have the same camera and it seems that I have to pick one or the other when it comes to timer 2 seconds and bracket exposure images. I can’t do both. They are both under the Drive Mode
I know you can set it up to take exposures after 10 or 2 secs. I currently use mine that way. I’ll get back to you on how. I don’t remember at the moment how I got it to work….
Under camera 1 settings, bracket settings, self timer during bracket… you can set the timer there. I hope this helps.
Dang dude 7 minutes in, then you start. Thanks for the vid btw
Ha well, it is a vlog after all… cheers!
man u need to get to the settings. Totally buried the lead.
Ok I’ll work on that. Thanks
Very helpful would you make a video on your editing process?
Yes, will do!
@@Table19media thanks!
Did agents ever say anything about potential false advertising when using an ultra wide. I think that lens is awesome but I’m hearing more and more photographers saying not to use anything wider than 18mm FF. Just curious
When shooting in 4K with a 12mm I will zoom in a little sometimes to approx 16-18 mm in post so that shots don’t look too wide. I would agree 12mm can be too wide in some shots.
Full frame 24 mp crop mode 10 mp lost 14 megapixel
yes true...
Since I would crop it anyways, I'm ok with the difference.
How you choose timer and brk in parallel? I can choose only one function in drive mode
Set Self-timer to 2 sec, and then set bracketing to continuous (Cont.) 2EV 5 Image. There are two bracket modes, Continuous and Single.
@@Table19media I still don t understand how
@@gheordu I'll do a video on this process in the next few days.
@@Table19media tnx mate!
@@gheordu set in menu 1, than 3/14 series settings (maybe in english language) click and you have to set on 2s
nice tutorial
Thank you.
If you don't. mind me asking, what do you typically charge for a house shoot for photos and then for photos/video combo because I'm sure not all clients get the video sometimes. Thanks.
For a photo typical photo shoot with 30 photos I charge $149. For a video shoot I charge $350. Some caveats are that I have those flat rates for properties up to 4000 sq ft, whether it is a condo or a house. Every 1000 sq ft over that is an additional $50 for photos or video. These prices are based on my area so you may not be able to charge the same in your area. But be confident in your skills and what is fair compensation and stick to it. I’ll do a more in depth video about this soon. Thanks for asking!
You merge them in Lightroom?
Yes I merge them in Lightroom. You can also, batch merge them using Photomatix.
Good call. When I started using Photomatix to batch merge, LR did not have that option. I’ll try that! Thanks!
Overexpose when you have a backlight window. Not under.
I see the usefulness of that technique in some circumstances.
Well Done! Very Helpful
Thanks. Let me know if you have any questions.
What’s your editing process when it comes to getting the windows exposed and clear?
If you are only using the as-is light in the house then you will never have perfectly exposed windows. It starts by preserving as much of the view outside as you can when you shoot. Ultimately it is a balance of bringing up the exposure inside but leaving enough of the view outside. I use the curves first to balance the exposures for inside and out. Then the color wheels to tweak color.
I have a question. I have a shoot of a real estate property on Thursday.
When i do bracketing, my flash doesn't go off all the time but just for one, i have a TT560, Can you help me set up please? I use a a6300
Are you wanting the flash to go off for each exposure?
@@Table19media Yes, that's what I want. I can't figure it out. Also, if you have any suggestions for me I am all for it.
So this is called flash exposure bracketing and it looks like it is not a feature with the a6300. You would have to do it manually so the flash has time to recycle between shots. Take the shots individually at the 3 or 5 different exposure levels. I hope this is helpful.
@@Table19media That's what I was wondering. I see. I am looking to switch my camera soon. Thank you for your help.
same settings and video as the other guy........
Great minds?
Awesome information, this helped me out so much. One question - say I'm shooting the exterior of a home. Would you be okay taking just one exposure or would you still take 5? Thanks!
A lot of my photo shoots are at the beach where the view important to show so I prefer to have the 5 exposures to keep the interior and exterior bright.
@@Table19media how do you merge the 5 images?
Select 5 images and right click, go to Merge, then HDR.
@@Table19media used this method for the first time today, works so good, thanks man!
What about interiors, if you’re shooting a living room without windows do you still see a point in bracketing? Thanks 😊
Thank you SO much for all the information. I was wondering what focus point you use ? Do you have a video explaining? I’d love to hear your advice. There isn’t many videos explaining that topic. I am so glad I came across your channel
Kyndall, I use the Zone focus area pretty much all the time whether I’m shooting video or photos.
Table19 Media thank you so much do you use auto focus or manual ?
@@Table19media but in this case the laowa is manual focus, right?
Correct. For real estate the Laowa aperture is set to 8 and focus set to infinity.
@@Table19media is the zero distortion a big thing for photo also? I heard lot of people use it for videos mostly (I'm looking to upgrade my canon 16-35 f4 with metabones to my a7iii)