This was incredibly comprehensive and easy to understand with just the right amount of detail for an experienced photographer. I have been shooting all kinds of photography for many years and always avoided real estate photography thinking it was too complex/specialized and too many pro's already in that space. However, this video puts a whole new light on it for me. Thank you. I will put your knowledge to good use and I have subscribed and liked. Thanks!
Thanks for the video. I am an avid hobbyist photographer and am retiring from my 'day job' this year and am going to do pet photography as a side job (basically to fund my very expensive hobby, and my pets are some of my favorite subjects). I was visiting my son this month, who is a real estate agent, and was helping him with how to video his properties for social media and the proverbial lightbulb went off in my head, heh, someone is probably doing this professionally so googled it and lo and behold :)
Hey Scott! When you are doing both photos and video for a property , are you changing the camera settings much in between? What are your settings for both generally?
I have the camera settings for photos and then separate settings for video. With the newest Sony A7 IV I can not have presets in camera for each type of shoot. I generally have a preset for Photo Interiors, Photo Exteriors, Video Interiors and Video Exteriors.
Thanks for this great introductory tutorial on RE photography. It’s about the only paid photography I haven’t done yet. Do you think I can get by with 20mm lens (on a full-frame camera)? It’s the widest i have at this time. Thanks again, great video!
I prefer really a really wide zoom lens like the 12-24 for the versatility. A 20mm would work just great. As you get better and shoot more, think of investing in a more diverse lens so you can shoot faster.
Enfuse came out many years ago before Lightroom integrated HDR merge into its product. The new HDR merge works great and is easy to use and the results are great.
This was a great video! Simple and straight to the point! All bases covered!
This was incredibly comprehensive and easy to understand with just the right amount of detail for an experienced photographer. I have been shooting all kinds of photography for many years and always avoided real estate photography thinking it was too complex/specialized and too many pro's already in that space. However, this video puts a whole new light on it for me. Thank you. I will put your knowledge to good use and I have subscribed and liked. Thanks!
Oh yes he just gave us the blueprint!!! I'm a photography hobbyist but I'm getting kind of serious about it and would love to do it full time.
Thanks for the video. I am an avid hobbyist photographer and am retiring from my 'day job' this year and am going to do pet photography as a side job (basically to fund my very expensive hobby, and my pets are some of my favorite subjects). I was visiting my son this month, who is a real estate agent, and was helping him with how to video his properties for social media and the proverbial lightbulb went off in my head, heh, someone is probably doing this professionally so googled it and lo and behold :)
I would love to help out if you persue real estate photography. Please send your questions I'll work on making some videos to answer them.
Thank you very much sir. I need some personal coaching as I wish to get into this business.
Thank you, very helpful for getting started. I am very interested in this genre of photography.
Great information.
Amazing content! Thank you
Great video. Thanks
Hey Scott! When you are doing both photos and video for a property , are you changing the camera settings much in between? What are your settings for both generally?
I have the camera settings for photos and then separate settings for video. With the newest Sony A7 IV I can not have presets in camera for each type of shoot. I generally have a preset for Photo Interiors, Photo Exteriors, Video Interiors and Video Exteriors.
Thanks for this great introductory tutorial on RE photography. It’s about the only paid photography I haven’t done yet. Do you think I can get by with 20mm lens (on a full-frame camera)? It’s the widest i have at this time. Thanks again, great video!
I prefer really a really wide zoom lens like the 12-24 for the versatility. A 20mm would work just great. As you get better and shoot more, think of investing in a more diverse lens so you can shoot faster.
@@ShootingRealEstate Thanks for your advice!
What's the difference between HDR MERGE on Lightroom and ENFUSE Plugin you are talking about?
Enfuse came out many years ago before Lightroom integrated HDR merge into its product. The new HDR merge works great and is easy to use and the results are great.
How do I find jobs as a complete beginner? I don't know if anyone would hire a beginner to take photos of their property. Thanks in advance
Is 15-45mm good enough ?
That's the perfect range that is most useful for real estate.
7000 shoots?! Wow!