photoshop: Adobe Raw helps correct the house that never get full sun on the front
- 08/23/13 06:46 AM
One of the most important photographs of the home is the front of the home. One of the most difficult shots to take and make look good is the house that never gets sun on the front of the house because it faces northwards or is blocked by trees. Usually they are washed out or too dark. Heres a quick tutorial on Adobe Raw and how it can help make those photos look better. Adobe Raw corrects shadows and highlights House exposed so the front is exposed properly. The front is exposed property but it leaves the rest of the … (7 comments)
photoshop: Blending Exposures in Photoshop
- 03/31/13 01:35 AM
My typical real estate shoot is usually a bracketed exposure series processed in Photomatix and overlayed with a flash shot in Photoshop. I find I can move through a house quickly and get some great real estate photos of a listing with very little process time. Overall many would find anyone of these shots acceptable. It was a cludy day and the room was well lit so the differences are not so drastic. The exposure fusion shot starts to have trouble with color so thats why I like to add the flash shot and some of the corners get to dark. … (10 comments)
photoshop: Straightening Your Real Estate Photos- Tutorial
- 12/31/12 02:06 AM
Some times no matter how hard we try out real estate photgraphs look crooked. Unfortunately you know your subject is not crooked but it can confuse home buyers.... possibly making them think something is wrong with the house. Many times we are using wide angle lens which by nature will distort. Adobe Elements and Adobe Photoshop has a quick fix for this. The skew command under transformation makes it simple. Watch the quick tutorial on straightening your real estate photos:
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________ This post was provided by Kevin Vitali of EXIT Group One Real Estate in Tewksbury Massachusetts. Kevin puts a … (5 comments)
photoshop: A Day of No Real Estate with the Nikon D7000
- 10/22/12 07:42 AM
I was out and about this Sunday and wanted to see how far I could push the Nikon D7000 raw image with photoshop. I chose some extremely contrasty situation and given the subject matter chose to go with black and white images. The D7000 is new to me after many, many years with the Nikon D50 for real estate photography. I have found the controls on the D7000 to be exceptional. The dynamic range is far better than the D50. The shots were taken at Fort Foster and Fort McLary in Kittery Maine all using the Nikon D7000 and the Sigma … (4 comments)
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One of the most important photographs of the home is the front of the home. One of the most difficult shots to take and make look good is the house that never gets sun on the front of the house because it faces northwards or is blocked by trees. Usually they are washed out or too dark. Heres a quick tutorial on Adobe Raw and how it can help make those photos look better.
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