Property Photography Checklist - For Real Estate Agents

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Gear Preparation.
Use a DSLR or mirrorless camera with a wide-angle lens (typically 16-35 for full-frame cameras) to capture more of the room in one frame. Use a Tripod: Ensure stability and avoid shaky shots. Have External flash or lighting equipment for balanced illumination.
Property Preparation.
Declutter and clean. Remove unnecessary items, ensuring spaces look spacious and tidy. Organize furniture and decor: Arrange items in an appealing way that enhances the room's aesthetic.
Property Preparation.
Proper lighting: Open blinds/curtains to let in natural light, and turn on all interior lights to brighten rooms.
Composition.
Use leading lines (hallways, countertops) to guide the viewer's eye. Showcase the best features: Highlight architectural details, unique selling points, or scenic views. Shoot from corners: Capture more of the room and create a sense of depth.
Camera Settings.
Aperture: Use a mid-range aperture (f/8 to f/11) for sharpness throughout the frame. Keep ISO low to minimize noise in the images.
Use a slower shutter speed on a tripod to ensure sharpness without camera shake. Use Bracketing, Capture multiple exposures to merge them for a perfectly exposed image.
Use of Natural and Artificial Light.
Natural light: Shoot during the day to take advantage of natural light, aiming to avoid harsh shadows. Supplemental lighting: Use flashes or off-camera lighting to fill in dark areas and balance exposure.
Staging and Angles.
Arrange furniture to showcase space and functionality, helping buyers envision themselves in the home. Capture multiple angles: Highlight different perspectives of each room to provide a comprehensive view.
Post-Processing.
Use programs like Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop to enhance colors, correct exposure, and straighten lines. HDR (High Dynamic Range) processing: Merge bracketed exposures to achieve a balanced, well-exposed image.
Focus on Key Areas.
Concentrate on capturing essential rooms like the kitchen, living room, primary bedroom, and bathrooms. These are pivotal areas for buyers.
Exterior Shots.
Don't forget the exterior! Capture the front and backyards, landscaping, and any outdoor amenities.
Use of Props.
Sometimes, adding small decorative items like fresh flowers, fruits, or throw pillows can enhance the visual appeal.
Consistency.
Maintain a consistent style throughout the photo set to create a cohesive and professional look for the property.