Real Estate Photography: Is Flash Necessary??

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Is Flash Necessary?? Posted: 04 Sep 2020 11:36 AM PDT I have been shooting RE for a little while now and so far everyone I have worked with is very pleased with my work. Everything I have been doing has been bracketed HDR photos on my A7III with 16-35 F4. I usually do 3 photos at 2EV. I have never used a flash even though I shoot 1m+ houses regularly. That being said, as I have been researching on YouTube and all over - in order to get the best results for window pulls you should use a flash to make post easier and get better quality etc. Is it worth it to invest in a flash, and for those who do use flash (preferably did bracket then switched to flash) how much does it slow down your workflow when in the house? Most of the houses I have done are around 3000sf so I need to move rather quickly as to not spend 5 hours in a house while the agent waits (thanks COVID)... Now I am in and out in about 90-120 min and deliver around 30-35 photos which takes about 2 hours to import/sort/edit/export/deliver. Since I am doing RE full time, I don't mind spending money on the right gear - that being said, should I go with something like a Godox AD400 type flash, or a Sony/Godox external on camera flash for a fraction of the cost? I know I put a lot in here, so thanks for reading and thanks in advance for the help! Examples of previous work: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Pw6yBvw9QTTKP8SjkY8OR5f4LC-hqblZ?usp=sharing submitted by /u/nlakic [link] [comments]

Question about Camera equipment, lens, flash, filters, drone, accessories, tutorials about angles, lighting, post production tutorials Posted: 04 Sep 2020 05:05 AM PDT What do I need? Camera equipment Lenses Flash Filters Drone Drone camera filters? Accessories Tutorials about camera settings, learning my camera Where should I stand, which height, what lens to use, what's the perfect angle? What software do I need to learn for editing photographs, what software to learn for editing drone video? Which settings do I need at any given moment, brightness, ISO, shutter speed, fps, walking fast vs walking slow, shooting in which format Anything else I might have missed I checked the sidebar if there was any how to become a real estate photographer, maybe you could help? submitted by /u/Constantinos_Andreou [link] [comments]

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