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What do I look for when photographing a beautiful home?
This video will go through many of the things I think about when photographing any home especially this $2.5M New Home Build. Attention to detail will be key.
I take you step by step / room by room and discuss everything so you will be successful on your next home shoot.
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Thanks Rich! Your videos helped me create a real estate photography business and how I'm netting $4k per week. Prior to this I was on disability after an accident. Your willingness to share these tutorials has saved me and my family. No exaggeration
Wow! Your words has made my day and it’s my pleasure to help you out!
Lots of great tips including it is not necessary to overshoot properties no matter if high or low end.
Just do what right for you.
Great video Rich. Vincent here.
So happy you liked it.
When I first started shooting real estate photography my mother said to me just make sure you take pictures of more than just the bed. I so enjoy it and I love staging!! And after watching your video I know I’m on track. Great video!
You sound like your on your way.
Thanks for another good one Rich!
My pleasure Tommy Boy.
Love this one Rich, would love to see another walkthrough! Thanks!
If you want to see a real full walk-through I suggest checking out my full residential real estate photography seven hour course which goes through everything step-by-step and is very well produced, this course can really help get you started or help you get better and faster. You can find it at www.shootingspaces.net And look under courses and my course will be there, I also provide one on one private coaching if that interests you which can really help you learn and the best thing you can possibly do is attend my in person workshop in Las Vegas November 7, 2022 during the PMRE conference
Great tips Rich from start to finish.....Luv the green balls comment....everybody has them 😂🤣😂
Thank you for such a nice comment.
Time to put the Baum on!
Thank you so much Hunter for watching, have a great day and go shoot some great spaces
Love this video Rich, great tips and great examples!!
So happy I could help you.
As usual this is also a lovely video on RE Photography. Thanks a lot Rich for making such videos to enlighten us. Love from India.
It’s my pleasure
I love your videos as always. Thanks again!
Thanks for your kind reply.
Great vid Rich! Keep it up.
Thank you so much Nate for your comment, I’ll do my best to keep it up
Rich, one of your best tutorials! specially for us who have been following you and already feel comfortable with techniques, you've presented this video with the artistic view of our job. Thank you for sharing.
It’s my pleasure! Happy you liked it.
Great video, as always Rich. You‘re doing it nice and I personally like your kind of telling and teaching. Go on and have fun.
Thanks KT
Very well presented Rich, thanks for taking the time to share and encourage. Have a great week.
Appreciate your comment. It’s my pleasure.
Superb video..
Your explanation power is really remarkable sir..
Thank you.
“To camera”… I will hear this in my head for a long time….great advice!
My goal is to have a little voice in your ear while your shooting.
Love your teaching style Rich, thank you!
Thank you for the reply Pam, it’s just the way I am
Just saw this come up. Can’t wait to watch. Thanks Rich!
Hope you like it Scott.
Great video as always, Rich. I remember when I first started practicing REP, one habit I had was focusing on the furniture too much. You told me "are you trying to sell the furniture or the home?". That was an a-ha moment for me and videos like this really reinforce that thinking. 👌🏼
I’m so happy I helped you Mitch.
Thx Rich!!
My pleasure.
Thank you Rich, great video. It gives me confidence that I am moving in the right directions on my compositions and the stories that I am trying to tell. Your timing is especially great for me as I just booked a shoot of a multi million dollar home later this week that my client wants to use to help establish their brand.
Well that’s a perfect opportunity to work on everything I’ve talked about in the video, just spend some extra time really looking around the room and making sure everything is perfect as that attention to detail is super important
@@RichBaum Thanks for the reply. I’ve been working on all the things you mentioned in this video for the last couple of years. I’m learning. I try to let my creative eye be my primary driver on shoots instead of a shot formula. The shot formula helps keep my time on site realistic and also helps with my major time suck, overshooting, but the improvements in my photo quality is driving my clientele and pricing. The attention to detail has changed my business in that I shoot fewer, but generally higher quality, listings for a smaller very loyal group of clients.
I’m happy your successful! How lucky are we
Awesome vid Rich. would have loved to see some of the vertical shots you took for this property.
Unfortunately verticals don’t work with iMovie.
Hi Rich, thanks for being so willing to share such valuable information! In one of your videos you mention that you used an aperture setting of 7.1 with your cropped sensor cameras. Since you qualified the statement with ‘when using my cropped sensor’, what would you typically use for your A7iii? I have this camera and normally live around 7.1. Wondering what aperture you like with full frame. Thanks!
7.1 on crop F8 for Full frame
Excellent as usual. In the lights on or off debate you seem to have favored light's on here. Did you shoot with lights off and then just add the lights in Photoshop?
No I usually just shoot with lights on but if I’m doing a very involved Design shoot I will shoot lights on lights off and then possibly mask in the light in Photoshop
@@RichBaum Thank you.
Thank you Rich for your very informative channel!
I wanted to ask how you got rid of the light "squares" from the windows on the bed and such?
Good question but I would leave them there.
Sometimes I’ll try and close the shade if there is something or any kind of window treatment but as the other person said sometimes I just leave it as it can actually look really good
Appreciate you, Rich. Wouldn’t this amount of effort be Architectural photography and demand different pricing?
Oh yes this was far more than standard Real Estate photography.
I have 3 to do like this this month and Im charging $3000 each.
Say, Rich. If you have a minute: For exteriors, do you use Auto WB or do you use a set Kelvin temp or a camera preset (Direct Sunlight, Cloudy, Shade)? I have always used Auto and have never had a client comment on exterior colors. Today, a client told me she thinks my exterior color is off...but she's not sure. She will go back to the house and check it out. I want to know what you normally use for WB. Thanks!
I always shoot an arrow and if needed I can easily adjust the white balance in Lightroom
@@RichBaum Shoot an arrow?
Hi Rich, I know you’re a sony guy. I’m a nikon shooter and recently upgrade to sony A6600. I shoot REP and I’m using R2pro N trigger on sony. (I didn’t bother to buy sony trigger bcos of white balance issue)
My problem is Although the trigger is working, when I move to different angle to shoot the trigger gets loose. It’s not a perfect fit and I was having flash issue.
Is there a way to still use my R2pro N on sony? I look online for an answer but still not clear. I hope you could help me
Like me you just need to firmly place it into the hot shoe and tighten that sucker down 😜
Hi Rich!
Im having trouble when uploading my Raw photos to Lightroom and Photoshop. The images become very dark, and is basically impossible to edit them. Do you happen to know the solution to this issue??
I have to have more information, but off the top of my head I can’t say I have had this issue or ever heard of it. Sorry I wish I could help more
@@RichBaum I appreciate your response.
@@chasingit2262 hi to you! I guess your camera is shooting with "DRO" mode (It may be called another on your camera, it means Dynamic range), but it's still RAW. Try to turn it off.
1:07 😂🤣😂
Ahhhh, black window frames! Darn flash makes them grey "gray". Everything is black these days.
It’s the pain of our existence