Thanks for the refresher. I’m been using this technique for about a year and it does get easier. I do have an issue with spending too much time looking for perfection.
Thank you Rich! Just getting my feet wet in real estate photography and your videos have been such a help to me! Really enjoy watching and learning from a professional!
You may be able to improve your alignment of images with the A7iii by turning off "Steady Shot". I recently got the camera and noticed bracket shots were always a few pixels out of alignment, by turning "Steady Shot" off the alignment is spot on now.
Thank Rich, I've never used light stands but walk around with a flash on my hip to flash all the areas. Pretty quick. Then you can use lighten for each flash shot.
Hi Rich, I'm curious about your reasons for not switching the ambient to luminosity mode (as typically the case in your previous flambient tutorials)? Or are there circumstances where you still use this ? Thanks again for posting your great content
Neil, It's a long story but if I do Luminosity mode 10 times it only works well 6-8 of those 10x It isn't good working with over exposed areas so It's just easier to adjust my ambient shot and mask in Normal mode
Hi Rich, in your experience how many hours do you think you're working in a typical work week? I gather personal time is a huge priority to you so I'm guessing it isn't 40hours. Thanks again for your time.
You can see the settings for this in the video and make your own brush preset. If you Like you can also purchase it on our Shooting Spaces website in the next day or two. A full tutorial is coming next.
You can always contact me at Rich@richbaum.com, I also provide private one-on-one coaching which can be extremely effective and occasionally I do workshops which is the best way to learn, I have one November 7, 2022 in Las Vegas for the PMRE conference, if you’re interested again my email is Rich@richbaum.com
I just go for a natural medium exposed image look at your histogram that might help you something in the middle will be good hour you can also shoot a bracket so you can use what you want when you get home, you’ll get it eventually
Thank you for this great video! One question I have, do you need to have a business to start in real estate photography? Not sure if you have a video that talks about that but I didn't find one.
Personally I recommend getting a business license but that’s very easy and doesn’t really cost much so that’s one thing but honestly I don’t really focus on business on my TH-cam channel but I do offer coaching for business and I urge you to check it out by sending me an email to Rich@richbaum.com and put Coaching in the subject line and I’d be happy to get in touch with you and walk you through how I went about business when I started
It's great to see a new Rich Baum video! I was curious if you have a tip for shooting exteriors where trees cast shadows on the house. I was thinking of bracketing shots and masking in the overexposed shot to lighten the shadow. Is that how you would handle it? Thanks again!
Thanks so much, So much to learn. I am a bit confused. Are you just taking just 2 shots, 1 ambient, and 1 flash for each scene as opposed to using 3+ multiple brackets?
I never auto bracket. If I need I will take a couple of different exposures to get the right one. My goal is to take the least amount of images. I never want to auto bracket cause I Don’t think I need it.
@@RichBaum Thanks so very much for your reply...My thoughts exactly. Your workflow just makes sense. I hear so many sending out most of their images to an editor. You do make it look very easy! experience does have some benefits. Once I can get shooting and be more consistent in the edit process. I appreciate your efforts....thank you.
Very helpful video !! So happy you did a revisit because I wasn’t sure if the old ones were dated. Question what is the name of the full bump you use for the a6400 on your website called ? Would this refer to just the regular full bump on the website ? I wish to purchase that exact preset on your website and want to make sure I have the correct one.
RICH IS BACK!!!!!!! Miss you Rich.
Sorry but I’ve been busy. Thanks for watching.
Thanks Rich, another great video. Started watching you channel 4 years ago and now real estate amounts to 75% of my business. Cheers
You have had to uuîuuu
Thanks for the refresher. I’m been using this technique for about a year and it does get easier. I do have an issue with spending too much time looking for perfection.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Rich! Just getting my feet wet in real estate photography and your videos have been such a help to me! Really enjoy watching and learning from a professional!
Thanks for your comment.
Thanks again Rich, your refresh on this concept has been most helpful.
You are awesome. Thank you for sharing your expertise 👍👍👍
My pleasure
Nice one Rich, great job.
Great video, Rich! This one really hit's home. "Saved my sanity", Love it!
My pleasure
Great information and quick corrections in editing!👍
Thanks! 👍
You may be able to improve your alignment of images with the A7iii by turning off "Steady Shot". I recently got the camera and noticed bracket shots were always a few pixels out of alignment, by turning "Steady Shot" off the alignment is spot on now.
Thanks.
Great vid!! Thank you.
Thank Rich, I've never used light stands but walk around with a flash on my hip to flash all the areas. Pretty quick. Then you can use lighten for each flash shot.
If that works best for you than go for it.
Thank you for this tutorial. I'm just about to add flash frames to my ambients and this workflow is great.
Hi Rich, I'm curious about your reasons for not switching the ambient to luminosity mode (as typically the case in your previous flambient tutorials)? Or are there circumstances where you still use this ? Thanks again for posting your great content
Neil, It's a long story but if I do Luminosity mode 10 times it only works well 6-8 of those 10x It isn't good working with over exposed areas so It's just easier to adjust my ambient shot and mask in Normal mode
Thank you Man !
Hi Rich. I do this line of work too but I also do videos, which I have on my channel. Your technique has helped me out tremendously. Thank you.
So happy to help you.
Thank you for giving me a career! 🙏🏼
It makes me happy to have helped you. God bless
Excellent yet again. How is that Nix color reader working out for you?
Have not used it yet but I am confident it will work for me.
Hi Rich, in your experience how many hours do you think you're working in a typical work week? I gather personal time is a huge priority to you so I'm guessing it isn't 40hours. Thanks again for your time.
Sometimes more than 40 sometimes less
@@RichBaum well then, 40 hours as an average is still great! Hope business is booming for you!
I am going to try this Monday on my next photo shoot, thanks.
I did try this process and it worked, thanks Rich.
Rich, I saw you use "Ceiling White" in this video, where do you find that preset? Thanks!
@Skyler Smith I get white balance, but it doesn’t solve color cast.
You can see the settings for this in the video and make your own brush preset. If you
Like you can also purchase it on our Shooting Spaces website in the next day or two.
A full tutorial is coming next.
Hey is there away to contact you directly? Love your preset btw. Really helps a lot.
You can always contact me at Rich@richbaum.com,
I also provide private one-on-one coaching which can be extremely effective and occasionally I do workshops which is the best way to learn, I have one November 7, 2022 in Las Vegas for the PMRE conference, if you’re interested again my email is Rich@richbaum.com
Thanks Uncle Rich! I joined your Facebook group today.
My pleasure.
I may have missed it but how did you shoot the ambient (lighter) image?
I just go for a natural medium exposed image look at your histogram that might help you something in the middle will be good hour you can also shoot a bracket so you can use what you want when you get home, you’ll get it eventually
@@RichBaum I believe I bookmarked your course on Udemy. You go over all this in that?
Thanks Rich. Im a long time fan. You mentioned on a previous video about now using ISO 500. What is the reason for this please?
Raising your ISO gives your flash’s more effective power. Trust me t will help your day go better. Try it.
Thank you for this great video! One question I have, do you need to have a business to start in real estate photography? Not sure if you have a video that talks about that but I didn't find one.
Personally I recommend getting a business license but that’s very easy and doesn’t really cost much so that’s one thing but honestly I don’t really focus on business on my TH-cam channel but I do offer coaching for business and I urge you to check it out by sending me an email to Rich@richbaum.com and put Coaching in the subject line and I’d be happy to get in touch with you and walk you through how I went about business when I started
It's great to see a new Rich Baum video! I was curious if you have a tip for shooting exteriors where trees cast shadows on the house. I was thinking of bracketing shots and masking in the overexposed shot to lighten the shadow. Is that how you would handle it? Thanks again!
I don’t worry too much about natural shadows.
Thanks so much, So much to learn. I am a bit confused. Are you just taking just 2 shots, 1 ambient, and 1 flash for each scene as opposed to using 3+ multiple brackets?
I never auto bracket. If I need I will take a couple of different exposures to get the right one. My goal is to take the least amount of images. I never want to auto bracket cause I Don’t think I need it.
@@RichBaum Thanks so very much for your reply...My thoughts exactly. Your workflow just makes sense. I hear so many sending out most of their images to an editor. You do make it look very easy! experience does have some benefits. Once I can get shooting and be more consistent in the edit process. I appreciate your efforts....thank you.
great!
Very helpful video !! So happy you did a revisit because I wasn’t sure if the old ones were dated. Question what is the name of the full bump you use for the a6400 on your website called ? Would this refer to just the regular full bump on the website ? I wish to purchase that exact preset on your website and want to make sure I have the correct one.
I have 2 full bumps, for my full frame a73 and crop Sensor a6400.
Bothe are the same except for the perspective correction.
@@RichBaum Thank you !
Which picture profile are you using on a73? My ambient just don’t even look close to this even with exact same settings
I don’t use a picture profile as I shoot RAW and profiles are really only if you shoot JPG
You should never do any of this, hdr is a waste of time. Single shot flash is the way to go
I guess I’m not following you, I don’t do HDR. What’s the point of your comment? “Never do any of this”? Any of what?
This isn’t HDR…
Hi Rich,I like to have a tutorial on Lightroom.How can I contact you?
Send me a message to Rich@richbaum.com