Realtor Archives - Tips for Real Estate Photography

Should You Offer Virtual Staging Services

Interest in Virtual Staging has seemed to be on a steady incline, and it doesn’t appear it will go away any time soon. Should you offer virtual staging services to your real estate agent clients? And if so, how?

Real Estate Photography Trends You Should Look Out For in 2019

Home buyers list photos as one of the most valuable features when looking for properties online with 87% of people saying they’re …

The real estate photography gear that you carry will vary. As you progress – through experience – you will change …

Newsflash – professional real estate photography sells homes faster (thanks to you)! Just how much faster? Well, according to PR …

High-quality real estate photography can sell a home 32% faster than other listings. In other words, your photos can make or break …

The housing market can be incredibly competitive. Especially in the coming summer months, homes upon homes will be listed and …

One of the most-asked questions I get from y’all is how do I do real estate video? What equipment do you use, what settings do you use, how do you actually put everything together? We’ll divide this up into a couple of posts so this doesn’t turn into a huge book. For now, let’s take a look at the equipment I use when capturing video for real estate, what settings I set on my camera and different angles or shots that I take throughout the home.

Looking to spice up your services offered to your Realtor clients? Want to jump on the video wagon because it’s perceived as a higher-value item, thus allowing you to charge more? Ever wanted to start doing real estate walk-through tours but don’t have a clue how you can keep your camera steady so buyers don’t get sick watching your video? 🙂 This post may be just what you are looking for!

I have received plenty of requests from clients to resend photos and/or videos to them well after the photo shoot is completed. Whether the listing is being rejuvenated and going back on the market, or the agent needs photos for some new marketing material, there are good reasons to backup photos and videos for future retrieval.

Previously I have shared how to edit/process natural-looking real estate interiors with the Enfuse plug-in for Lightroom. A lot of readers have asked for help with another method of processing real estate photos, using the software Photomatix. So I went and purchased Photomatix and came up with a workflow that I would like to share. Here we go!