Thanks for great tutorial. It makes sense to do a virtual twilight, as if someone is at the house earlier in the day to do photos, you would not need to come back for the evening photos. Also it looks great with the dramatic color effects but still natural looking!
That's awesome, just to give you insight I've been watching you for years and you have amazing tips. I currently work a real estate company doing video and drone tours for other agents and your tips help me extremely well over the past couple of years that I've been doing it. This channel is a gold mine for this specific type of content. Keep up the good work.
Saw this video before when I was newer to the REP field but now I’m really resonating with this and very excited to try this out! I was very worried with having another part time evening job and not able to do twilight shoots but.. as you have shown, ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE! Thanks again ✌🏻❤️
Thanks so much for these tips. I have been pretty successful in my day to dusk edits, but with your tips, I just created a new one and it looks fantastic - better than before. I see so many BAD virtual twilights in my local feed but I feel really great about mine - especially after implementing your tips!
Any time I see a virtual twilight, i cringe at most of them. Honestly wish it wasn't a thing but they are convenient and a quick extra revenue add-on. However, you did a fantastic job showing how this is done. Never knew about the color lookup. No hard shadows which I see all too often in virtual twilights, and it look horrible. Keep up the great work Mike.
The absence of shadows is pure luck based on the property and time of day of the shoot. Eliminating shadows from the image is not covered in this video
Great video as always. Thank you. I got your sky images package about a year ago and it helped a lot. Any plans to have the same package for sunsets? I’ve used the photoshop images too much that all my virtual twilights are starting to look the same 😅
Throw this all in the trashcan! I dislike these as much as 12mm living room shots. Unfortunately we are beholden to our clients, though, and I do it too; but I still whinge at them to pay the extra $80 for me to do a proper twilight. Your execution is great and the video excellent. Good pacing and explanations, cheers Mike. One thing I do which may be an extra useful tool for these is a nice round, dark vignette to drive the eye and any type of leaves for a foreground if there is bushes/trees at the front of the property.
Do you know if this can be done with the photoshop app on an iPad? Iv heard it’s pretty good but idk of these functions are on there fully or not Any help?
