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SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT FOR PHOTOS, 3D TOUR AND A CINEMATIC WALKTHROUGH

The manner in which the Real Estate Market operates today brings real estate photography to center stage. Realtors and vendors rely on digital images to promote listed properties and lure more potential buyers. Poor or average photos of listings may be overlooked by motivated buyers. With the onset of the digital age, realtors armed with their own digital cameras prefer to photograph their own listings, in an effort to save time and money. A pocket camera can’t compete with a professional camera beautiful photos cannot result from poorly lit rooms; and the untrained eye of a realtor can’t capture the essence of a room as can a professional photographer.

When selling your home, ensure the best real estate agent is mandated to best handle the marketing of your property. This individual is an expert in the selling process but is not a professional photographer. Discuss the importance regarding this issue, and choose an agent who sees the value of professionally photographed homes. The spotlight of your listing lies in the photos. Virtual tours and slideshows enable potential buyers to get more than just a glimpse of a room, but actually experience it as if they were there in person.

Photography is a highly specialized industry, but not every photographer is capable of producing exceptional results in every situation. each excels in a particular domain. A top-notch wedding photographer does not necessarily produce top-notch real estate photographer. Architecture photographers can do an excellent job, but their high rates would be a hefty price for a realtor to pay. Real estate photographers can provide great results, but are more reasonably priced.

As for their skills, the professionals have a good eye and can produce numerous good shots of every property. Interior shots are evenly lit to provide accurate visual information to the onlooker. exterior shots present the property in its best light and from its best angle. These photos will be vibrant and inviting to generate interest and increase visits because of lighting, composition, lens choice, software and processing. it is the responsibility of the real estate photographer to make the photos look as good as possible.

According to a 2013 study conducted by a popular real estate brokerage firm, professionally photographed homes sell faster by an average of 21 days, and for more money, than those that listed amateur photos. the study included homes priced between $200,000 and $1 million. Homes that were professionally photographed and priced between $400,000 but under $500,000 sold, on average, for $11,200 more!