Removing Rain From Exterior Real Estate Photos

[@dougcooper4917]

Excellent Video On How To Get Rid Of Rain Out Of Your Photo. Thank You Mike.

[@resteve1]

Thank you very much again, Mike!! I love all your videos, thank you for everything that you do! I just had a job in the pouring rain and applied everything from this video, and the results are amazing!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Excellent!

[@saifulrahat5510]

Love froom Bangladesh ❤

[@LuisAlvarez-fj5ny]

Gr8 concise insightful video! Question: have you made or can you prepare a tutorial on turning an overcasted exterior into a sunny day look exterior? ( I mean beside doing the sky replacement) Thanks in advance.

[@KamarleyBlake]

This is amazing. Thanks for sharing

[@michaeldougherty6827]

Really cool, thanks MIke

[@Gerald_G]

This is incredible. Thx!!

[@Kurdain]

I live in the PNW and just getting started.
It rains a lot in the winter, so much so hoping for a nice day might take more than a week to even get a cloudy day w/o rain.
Do you do drone video in the rain as well and if so what are the concerns and methods to present as good a product as possible?
(I am about to purchase a DJI AIR2 if that helps in your advice at all)

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

No, I won’t fly in the rain. It’s not going to come out well and it’s too risky for the equipment

[@richryanphotography]

Hey Mike. I use bridge and Camera RAW, can I still use your editing class if I dont use lightroom?

[@CostaMesaPhotography]

Another great tutorial Mike. I thought I knew where you were going until you went to apply the Darken layer mode. Great technique by the way...simple, fast. What I THOUGHT you were going to do was use a technique I learned a number of years ago from Jesus Ramirez where the use case was removing tourists from a scene. This is another great technique to keep in your toolbox, although it's not likely to ever be needed with residential photography, but may be useful with commercial exteriors. th-cam.com/video/-lkBMVYH8Fw/w-d-xo.html