Real Estate Photography for Beginners _ Sony A7iv Settings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Are you a beginner in real estate photography? Look no further! This tutorial will show you how to set up your Sony a7 IV for capturing stunning property images. We'll explain why the Sony G Master 14mm 1.8 lens is the top choice for shooting real estate and guide you through the camera settings. Don't miss out on our helpful tips and tricks - hit the subscribe button to stay updated!
really helpful mate thank you!
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Great job! I really like how you show us each image in the bracket, culminating in the final picture.
Thanks mate.
Really clean photos! Great Job! This video actually help me a lot with the 7iv
Thanks mate
Short and sharp!
Boom
Great photos. Do you keep the aperture constant at f8? And the iso stays constant below 400?
@@rishipathak9394 Yes. I have a video showing how I set up the A7siii for video. You could reference that for this camera.
@@jeremybeal23 I’m using the a7r. Will try out the settings you used in the video. Leaving the ev at zero, aperture f8, iso 320 and auto wb. Going with. A 16-35 lens
Could you give a summary of your post-production process? I assume the edits would be quite minimal
up!
I outsourced the edits :)
Could u do ot recommend a video for the photo merge i fail im that im new greetings nice video!
I’m working on one mate 👍
Great work dude keep it up ❤
Thanks mate
Good job
Thanks mate
Are you in manual or auto focus?
AWB is wild
It works a treat. Easy to correct in post if it is slightly out.
Hello! I loved your photos ❤Could you please make a detail video on how you edit these pictures?
I will 👍
great vid straight to the point! what tripod/head are you using in this video?
Thank you! My tripod head is the Benro GD3WH 3-way geared head.
@@jeremybeal23 the tripod legs are the gd3wh as well?
Wow nice job !!!
What tripod are you using , ? I was looking for one whe middle going up all
It's a Benro Tortoise 34c. However, it has a Benro extension pole and Benro Geared head added to it.
ISO 100 and 400 for a7IV. 320 is a73 I think.
Anywhere in the range of 100 to 400 for both cameras are fine
Are you bracket settings 0 - + or + - 0 ? And does it matter? I've been doing RE photography for 8 years and still have a hard time getting even light from inside to window pulls.. I'm usually bumping shadows up 85% to get good light inside, then selecting the windows and pulling them down.. I'm using the A7RV.
Hi Jeff,
I shoot - 0 +. 5b rackets 2 stops apart. YOu have an amazing camera and should not be having trouble getting clean windows. Have you tried outsourcing your pics?
Hi, where or who do you recommend for outsourcing photos? Thank you @@jeremybeal23
What software do you like to use to do the photo merge?
Photoshop :)
Can you recommend me a source of real estate photos to edit and make money?
You could try Fivver
How do you edit them in post?
I'll put a video together on this topic. You are best to outsource your photo editing.
I'll put a video together on this topic. You are best to outsource your photo editing.
Are you shooting raw or jpeg?
I only shoot RAW
Your photos are stunning. Can you please make video on how to go about editing your raw files and then blending them?
And then import into LR and blend those 5 bracketed files?
Hand blend in Photoshop. However, I’d suggest outsourcing the editing. Concentrate on customer acquisition.