Real Estate Photography Tips Pt. 2-- Florida Real Estate School
Check out part 1 of our Real Estate Photography Tips here: Part 1
8 Key Strategies for Effective Photography Part 2
5. When
possible use a wide angle lens.
This
type of lens will allow you to bring more of the room into the picture and
produce an interesting shot. For exterior shots a wide lens allows you to get
closer to the facade without cutting the ends of the house out of the picture. Never
take a shot that does not include the entire facade of the house.
6. When
possible use a tripod.
Using
a tripod forces the photographer to think more about composition and allows the
use of slower shutter speeds for shots with existing light. Using a tripod
allows the camera to be placed at better angles, such as in a tight corner, or
up high shooting down both produce more aesthetic, interesting photos.
7. Zoom
in on the details.
Include
close up shots of fine woodwork, high end fixtures, or beautiful surfaces such
as granite, tile or marble. These shots complete the image of quality you are
trying to portray of your listing.
This close-up shows off the stellar granite countertops. |
8. Consider
photo editing software to touch up your photographs before posting.
There
are many free, and affordable software packages that will allow you to adjust
exposure, crop your image, or adjust color saturation and hue for a more
pleasing picture.
Follow
these rules for effective real estate photography and you too can make homes
sparkle!
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