Out of hundreds of videos I've seen on flambient and HDR real estate photography and Photoshop editing, yours is by far the most thorough and refined process I've seen. I have photography experience in marketing research and I'm getting started with real estate photography.
My custom actions are out now for flash/ambient editing are out now. They come with a mini-course that has the whole process broken up into pieces for easy understanding. Then, once you feel like you have the process down, full-length edits are also included so that you can see how I work in real time on the properties I edit. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions! Don't want to buy the actions? Check out this video which shows you how to create some of the basic actions I use: th-cam.com/video/RAAK2wDQWQo/w-d-xo.html
I’ve seen many photographers and you have the most streamline and effective workflow and end product. Thank you so much for sharing! You have taught me a lot and saved me from getting an editor. Very impressive!
I've noticed that most HDR tutorials use a clean room with lots of light and white walls for their tutorial. You, however, picked a turd to show how you photograph and edit. And we get those messy places more often than we would like. Great tutorial and I will look into your automation. The nice, clean ones make the job look easy.
Another great tutorial Brandon! I have a question, and I have looked all over your videos, how do you WB in Photoshop. I have seen you average the image or something, then use a curves layer dropper to get the WB. I could be wrong. Is there any way you can explain that or direct me to the video where you do that bit. Thanks and keep the good work!
Hey! Very interested/curious about your action packs. I shoot flambient so this seems great to help speed up the workflow. My question is I don't always shoot flash on both sides inside of the room, but always do an ambient and over camera flash... and obviously there isn't always another room to blend into the photo that has a flash shot in it or even a window pull. I see you did a batch run on all the photos - does the action know when certain things aren't there? Or would the action need to be adjusted/created for each scenario of shots? I think you being able to just batch them all is what brought up more questions for me. I know you have a video to show to use them after purchase, do you have a video that explains more of what the actions do or maybe answer my questions above? I didn't see one in your playlist.
When it comes to photographing each room, I shoot them all exactly the same way, except for the small rooms, like closest and small bathrooms. The way the master action is set up is to accommodate the standard rooms first, the ones that require only an ambient with the 3 flash pops (1 overhead, 2 side fills). Then, it takes any subsequent flash pop and throws them into an extras folder while setting everything inside that folder to Screen. This helps to blend in the back rooms automatically for any shots outside the main room. As for the small rooms that require only an ambient blend along with one flash pop. The action runs through the layers thinking that it's all set up like the standard rooms, which it's not. So, in this instance, all you have to do is delete the mask that gets generated, and you'll be left with an ambient blended over single flash pop. I have a few videos that show how I blend the small rooms inside the actions/course. I'll be making more videos to include into the min-course as free updates to anyone who gets the pack. Otherwise, I don't mind answering questions and making more YT videos as I can.
Great video as Always! Just got your action pack, so tomorrow will take the morning to set everything up! I am one of your early followers, thanks for the hours of content you have provided free 🙏👍💪
Why did you quite making videos? Still trying to figure out the workflow with Amenzia as it seems the info is scattered throughout your videos. You don't have an online class do you?
Amazing work! Hope you keep uploading. I love learning from you.
Out of hundreds of videos I've seen on flambient and HDR real estate photography and Photoshop editing, yours is by far the most thorough and refined process I've seen. I have photography experience in marketing research and I'm getting started with real estate photography.
My custom actions are out now for flash/ambient editing are out now. They come with a mini-course that has the whole process broken up into pieces for easy understanding. Then, once you feel like you have the process down, full-length edits are also included so that you can see how I work in real time on the properties I edit. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions!
Don't want to buy the actions? Check out this video which shows you how to create some of the basic actions I use: th-cam.com/video/RAAK2wDQWQo/w-d-xo.html
I’ve seen many photographers and you have the most streamline and effective workflow and end product. Thank you so much for sharing! You have taught me a lot and saved me from getting an editor. Very impressive!
Hi,
Which color profile should I use for M1 MacBook Pro ...should I be using default profile Colour LCD or change it to Adobe RGB or SRGB? pls help!
Amazing content here, question: your darken repair layer is just a shoot above camera with the flash pointed over the ceiling? thanks
I've noticed that most HDR tutorials use a clean room with lots of light and white walls for their tutorial. You, however, picked a turd to show how you photograph and edit. And we get those messy places more often than we would like. Great tutorial and I will look into your automation. The nice, clean ones make the job look easy.
Another great tutorial Brandon! I have a question, and I have looked all over your videos, how do you WB in Photoshop. I have seen you average the image or something, then use a curves layer dropper to get the WB. I could be wrong. Is there any way you can explain that or direct me to the video where you do that bit. Thanks and keep the good work!
Hey! Very interested/curious about your action packs. I shoot flambient so this seems great to help speed up the workflow. My question is I don't always shoot flash on both sides inside of the room, but always do an ambient and over camera flash... and obviously there isn't always another room to blend into the photo that has a flash shot in it or even a window pull.
I see you did a batch run on all the photos - does the action know when certain things aren't there? Or would the action need to be adjusted/created for each scenario of shots? I think you being able to just batch them all is what brought up more questions for me.
I know you have a video to show to use them after purchase, do you have a video that explains more of what the actions do or maybe answer my questions above? I didn't see one in your playlist.
When it comes to photographing each room, I shoot them all exactly the same way, except for the small rooms, like closest and small bathrooms.
The way the master action is set up is to accommodate the standard rooms first, the ones that require only an ambient with the 3 flash pops (1 overhead, 2 side fills).
Then, it takes any subsequent flash pop and throws them into an extras folder while setting everything inside that folder to Screen. This helps to blend in the back rooms automatically for any shots outside the main room.
As for the small rooms that require only an ambient blend along with one flash pop. The action runs through the layers thinking that it's all set up like the standard rooms, which it's not. So, in this instance, all you have to do is delete the mask that gets generated, and you'll be left with an ambient blended over single flash pop.
I have a few videos that show how I blend the small rooms inside the actions/course. I'll be making more videos to include into the min-course as free updates to anyone who gets the pack.
Otherwise, I don't mind answering questions and making more YT videos as I can.
Great video as Always! Just got your action pack, so tomorrow will take the morning to set everything up! I am one of your early followers, thanks for the hours of content you have provided free 🙏👍💪
Hey my friend, I'm always happy to help! Let me know if you have any questions 😁
Thank you for the support!
Why did you quite making videos? Still trying to figure out the workflow with Amenzia as it seems the info is scattered throughout your videos. You don't have an online class do you?
How long would you say it takes your to photograph a typical house?
@BrandonWattsREP, I am curious to learn more about the networking app you mentioned in this video.
love the presets!
Hello good afternoon.
I really like your explanation, good job
Paulo Rosas, from Portugal
Hey brother, I hope you're doing well. I appreciate your support, thank you!