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Real estate photography is possible with a Smartphone, you just need to know a few tricks and have the correct equipment.

Let’s face it, we all want to take perfect photos the first time, often in real estate, this is tricky. By gaining practice and knowing a few things to do you can save yourself a lot of time by not needing to re-take shots. Here are some really easy ways to add that little bit extra to your next real estate shots.

Professional looking photos are essential for any type of property, from luxury real estate to low-end rentals. It will help attract more buyers and therefore a higher price, use these tips to get the results you need.

With the advance of technology Virtual Staging has now become a popular option for those that don’t want to pay the high price of traditional staging or have time restrictions.

Great real estate photographers have a talent for telling a story about a property, by capturing unique elements. Everyone has their own style, so the more you practice the better your photography will become. By following these simple on-site tips your property photos will look amazing.

Not all cameras are created equal, and nearly all of them are designed for different purposes, be it happy snaps or wildlife photography. We have found that Nikon’s DSLR camera was one of the best and easiest to use for real estate photography.

Property professionals can save thousands of dollars if they are willing to learn how to take their own photos. Doing this isn’t hard, it is just about knowing a few techniques and using the correct camera settings.

BoxBrownie.com is the first company to commercially edit HDR bracketed 360° images, blend and make them suitable for Facebook upload. Using 360° images is a great way to market a listing because it enables buyers to feel as though they are standing in the home.

We have put together a summary of the top three cameras we recommend for anyone looking to get into real estate photography, and shoot like a pro.

Real estate photo editing is not a new thing and is regular practice in property marketing, but there is a fine line between what is right and wrong when editing photos for advertising.

Real estate photography may look easy, but there are a few key techniques that photographers use to catch the perfect hero shot.

It is all too common with new real estate photographers to miss small things they can do to make a property really standout in images. With this list, you'll be well on your way to impressing clients with your professional real estate photos.

Aerial shots have become a popular request by real estate agents. Here are some tips for getting the most flight time from your drone.

Find out what 3D renders are and how they can be utilized to boost your real estate business.

Bracketing is a common technique used by photographers to produce images with a High Dynamic Range (HDR) and detail. All the best photographers do it and so should you.

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