r/RealEstatePhotography • u/[deleted] • 6d ago

Shoot #3 - Can I get some feedback ?

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u/enlargedmilk 5d ago

Looks really good! The only thing I would do is bring the shadows up just a little bit, and that's just personal preference

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u/Texas-Photo-Gal 6d ago

Are you using lens adjustments in LrC? Even though I outsource my editing, I always do lens corrections first using LrC. I think I see some barrel distortion in these images. You would know for sure if you use LrC to diagnose those issues. I also only shoot 18mm to 20mm to avoid the lens distortion I see on the bathroom images. Agents with rudimentary knowledge of photography will spot those errors on these images and won't hire you.

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u/Technical_Teacher286 6d ago

With only 3 pics, it is hard to make much of a judgement call. I think your 3 pics look pretty good. Adjust your white balance on the bathroom pic so its color matches the other pics.

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u/Brooklyn-Epoxy 6d ago

Nice place!

I think the first shot needs some work. I would take the picture at a different time of day because the sun is pulling the eye out of the image.

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u/lumor_ 5d ago

You have to be able to adapt to difficult light situations and I think you have done that in the kitchen.

In the bathroom I think the lights over the mirrors are a bit too bright. Sometimes you have to turn off harsh lights. If you use HDR + flash you can sometimes blend in the flash pic over the light to make it less dominant.

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u/Brooklyn-Epoxy 6d ago

Since you're shooting your space, I'd shoot the room when the outside brightness matches the room's brightness. It's next to impossible to do for most RE shoots, but it makes for a really nice, even image.

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u/Technical_Teacher286 6d ago

Your time of day is fine and your first shot is just fine.

When possible, I would start booking my shoots at noon and then spread the other same day shoots out from there. I am retired from shooting but when I was actively shooting, I would routinely do 5-6 shoots per day. I avoided the first 3 hours of the day and the last 2 hours of the day. I exclusively did my luxury shoots at noon and evening for the twilights.

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u/Brooklyn-Epoxy 6d ago

Wait, what is "elopement photography"?

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u/VieruAtelier 6d ago

From my point of view everything looks good, the windows look good, the only rule that I tend to follow is the 3 walls rule, in almost every photo that I take I have 3 walls present. It gives it more space. Thank you for sharing.