property photography

[JerryPH]

I think he was new to photography, new to this forum and decided to drop off the face of the earth before he had a chance to age... lol

 

[NYREBroker]

I am brand new on this forum and I am a Realtor in NY, about 45-50 min north of NYC and photographers charge anywhere from $75-$300 for your basic shoot, 30+ photos (our MLS only allows 30 anyway) and after you get to know them and give them repeat business I often get 100+ photos. My guy spends maybe 25 min or so taking shots and usually emails them to me the next day.

These guys are doing 20-30 shoots a week and I was giving my guy 3-4 a week until I bought my own equipment.

I ended up buying the same exact equipment he has and been doing a lot of the shots myself for my listings but I still use the photographer from time to time. The photographers around here are using 10-22m lens, digital Slr's, expensive flashes, etc. I spent about $2,000 for my equipment and it suits me just fine. I have a 10-22mm lens, really nice flash that was $400+, Canon Digital SLR, uv filter, tripod, etc etc. and is fine for what I need. I do not even do any editing to my photos other than resizing before I upload to the MLS. I only just last night found Adobe Lightroom and is real fun to work with.

 

[harleyrider]

I am brand new on this forum and I am a Realtor in NY, about 45-50 min north of NYC and photographers charge anywhere from $75-$300 for your basic shoot, 30+ photos (our MLS only allows 30 anyway) and after you get to know them and give them repeat business I often get 100+ photos. My guy spends maybe 25 min or so taking shots and usually emails them to me the next day.

These guys are doing 20-30 shoots a week and I was giving my guy 3-4 a week until I bought my own equipmen

I ended up buying the same exact equipment he has and been doing a lot of the shots myself for my listings but I still use the photographer from time to time. The photographers around here are using 10-22m lens, digital Slr's, expensive flashes, etc. I spent about $2,000 for my equipment and it suits me just fine. I have a 10-22mm lens, really nice flash that was $400+, Canon Digital SLR, uv filter, tripod, etc etc. and is fine for what I need. I do not even do any editing to my photos other than resizing before I upload to the MLS. I only just last night found Adobe Lightroom and is real fun to work with.

do you shoot in auto.and did you know photography before you bought your canon dslr

 

[joncardial]

To really make an impact and stand out from the competition, and to do go the extra mile with the marketing of great-looking homes, learn to take fantastic interior photos or hire a professional!..

 

[RONDAL]

you guys wanna see proper property photography you need to follow scott hargis on flickr. he does INCREDIBLE work.

Flickr: Scott Hargis' Photostream