Comments on: Photography and Real Estate (Part 1 Cameras) http://techsavvyagent.com/text/photography-and-real-estate-part-1-cameras/ Tech Savvy Agent Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:04:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Iran Watson http://techsavvyagent.com/text/photography-and-real-estate-part-1-cameras/comment-page-1/#comment-7264 Iran Watson Wed, 05 Jan 2011 23:18:05 +0000 http://techsavvyagents.wordpress.com/?p=232#comment-7264 Chris you are right on the money! With over 90% of future home buyers looking for their next home online, why would anyone want anything but the best images possible to get people in the door. It is possible to greatly increase the quality of listing photos by buying new equipment, learning some tips and practicing to no end. But believe me when I tell you that a good real estate photographer will be the most under paid and over worked member of the "team". A real specialist will be able to consistently turn out work that not only makes an agent's listings look good, but their brand as well. Chris you are right on the money! With over 90% of future home buyers looking for their next home online, why would anyone want anything but the best images possible to get people in the door. It is possible to greatly increase the quality of listing photos by buying new equipment, learning some tips and practicing to no end. But believe me when I tell you that a good real estate photographer will be the most under paid and over worked member of the “team”. A real specialist will be able to consistently turn out work that not only makes an agent’s listings look good, but their brand as well.

]]> By: Glenda http://techsavvyagent.com/text/photography-and-real-estate-part-1-cameras/comment-page-1/#comment-146 Glenda Wed, 09 Dec 2009 20:06:44 +0000 http://techsavvyagents.wordpress.com/?p=232#comment-146 Thanks for pointing out the importance of using a professional photographer ... so many agents think their pictures are "good enough". Would you go to a brain surgeon who is "good enough"? Thanks for pointing out the importance of using a professional photographer … so many agents think their pictures are “good enough”. Would you go to a brain surgeon who is “good enough”?

]]> By: Daniel Seigel http://techsavvyagent.com/text/photography-and-real-estate-part-1-cameras/comment-page-1/#comment-147 Daniel Seigel Wed, 09 Dec 2009 19:42:43 +0000 http://techsavvyagents.wordpress.com/?p=232#comment-147 I use a professional on my higher priced listings, but if I'm listing a $70,000 house, it really doesn't require hiring a professional. I have an older Konica Minolta camera and am considering spending the $1200 (body & lens) on a DSLR, but I think I may have found an alternative. the Panasonic LX3 has a 20mm lens and goes down to F2.0 which is quite rare in a point and shoot. Its about $450, so its quite a savings over the DSLRs. Anyone have any eperience using this camera for in-house photos? I use a professional on my higher priced listings, but if I’m listing a $70,000 house, it really doesn’t require hiring a professional. I have an older Konica Minolta camera and am considering spending the $1200 (body & lens) on a DSLR, but I think I may have found an alternative. the Panasonic LX3 has a 20mm lens and goes down to F2.0 which is quite rare in a point and shoot. Its about $450, so its quite a savings over the DSLRs. Anyone have any eperience using this camera for in-house photos?

]]> By: Vladimir Sterkin http://techsavvyagent.com/text/photography-and-real-estate-part-1-cameras/comment-page-1/#comment-145 Vladimir Sterkin Tue, 03 Nov 2009 06:57:13 +0000 http://techsavvyagents.wordpress.com/?p=232#comment-145 Excellent blog post. I'm glad you re-iterate that the professional is truly the 'answer' to great real estate photography. While an amateur can learn some of the basic points of imaging, the real estate professional that uses a pro photographer will always have the advantage over the agent that doesn't. Excellent blog post.

I’m glad you re-iterate that the professional is truly the ‘answer’ to great real estate photography. While an amateur can learn some of the basic points of imaging, the real estate professional that uses a pro photographer will always have the advantage over the agent that doesn’t.

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