Some best practices for real estate photography include:

• Using a wide-angle lens to capture as much of the room as possible
• Making sure the room is well-lit and free of clutter
• Staging the room to make it look as attractive as possible
• Capturing multiple angles of each room
• Shooting during the daytime to make the most of natural light

• Using a tripod to keep the camera steady
• Post-processing the photos to enhance color and remove any blemishes.

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You need to claim and optimize your Google My Business listing. Clients don’t Bing it. Clients don’t Yahoo it. When clients want to research a business on the internet, they Google it!   

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Why not just use high-quality photographs? Standard images are two dimensional, whereas 360 tour images allow the prospect to turn around, look down, zoom in and move through a property to understand the flow. 

Real estate photography should be the first thing on your mind if your goal is to sell a house or lot quickly and at a top-dollar. An image may be worth 1,000 words, but in the world of real estate, it’s also worth a thousand dollars.  

What will set your listings apart and pique the interest of prospective buyers? High quality images from a professional real estate photographer will set your listing apart.