Real Estate Photography Tips

3rd November 2010

 

Sometimes we just don’t have the extra time or money to spend on a professional photographer…

Here are some do-it-yourself tips on real estate photography for virtual staging or remodeling:

How to take an interior photo:

1. Take the picture from the corner of the room.
2. Avoid having bright lights or windows near the center of the picture.
3. Set your camera to take the brightest and “cleanest” pictures.
4. If you can choose the resolution your camera shoots try to choose the highest resolution possible. The higher the resolution, the better the picture and the better the final product.
5. If there are any lights in the room turn all of them on.
6. Shoot directly across the room, not up or down.
7. Use a tripod if available to prevent any motion blur.
8. Wide angle shots usually look better to home buyers, however try to avoid the “fish bowl” look, as these will not work with virtual staging and can make the picture look awkward.

This site is a great reference on how to take real estate photos.

http://www.realestatephotographypodcast.com/

YouTube link to podcasts:

http://www.youtube.com/user/realestatephotopod

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