If you take more flash shots you should overcome the color cast in the ceiling. Then just blend it in.

I don't understand the thumbs down. Learn what you can or don't, and move on. Thumbs down? No. Hunter spends a lot of time and energy to share what he knows and expects nothing in return.

Cool 👍🏻

bless your soul for putting such useful presets out there.

So grateful I stumbled across your channel! So many great tutorials. I watch all your videos in 1.5 speed, you do sound a bit crazy but it helps speed up the video a bit. :D

Thank you so much this was beyond one can describe sir!

Great work. Just wish you explained WHY you are doing what you are doing as you go instead of just showing WHAT you are doing.

the lightroom presets are deleted

Always so informative! What was your camera/lens? Topic change: isn't it weird that Samsung and Apple can make their phones take pretty damn good architectural shots in difficult light... and pros have to struggle thru fifty steps in LR/PS? Of course our results are more pro, but the phones are pretty close, aren't they?

I love Real-estate editing . thanks for this video 👍

Thanks Great video.

Wow! Thank you for the video. This is really what I need!

Great video Hunter. In what situations do you choose to shoot bracket shots and not pop flashes around the room?

Can we get the raw files so we can practice same thing on our own to learn it more better?

THANKS DUDE ( WHILST TAKING A SLURP OF SOFT DRINK) SCHLEEEEEP! AHHHHH

youre so funny, i like it!!!! Thank you!! Wondering where are you based?

Nice!!

Good job.

Hey Hunter, could you tell us what kind of flash you use?

Would it be faster to use raya pro with a workflow like this?