Hi, I was asked to do some Photography of Houses and such for Realty people, and am kind of new to Photography. So I was curious if anyone had any certain Tips as far as taking these kind of Pictures? I know you are supposed to make the house appealing, but other then that?
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Realty Photography
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chaz345
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Fill the frame as much as you possibly can. Avoid wide angle lenses becuase they can do strange things to the perspective. On that same line of thought, try to shoot straight on facing the house not at an angle. And last and certainly not least, do your best to avoid telephone wires.
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Deamiter
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Pay special attention to the lighting. In the morning or evening, you can often combine twilight with indoor lighting, though that doesn't always work. Still, take shots throughout the day -- some will work better than others.
Straight on is good -- you don't want weird angles. However, a shot that shows two walls is almost ALWAYS better than a truly straight shot even if one of the walls is barely visible.
Straight on is good -- you don't want weird angles. However, a shot that shows two walls is almost ALWAYS better than a truly straight shot even if one of the walls is barely visible.
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mmreed
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check out the forums at www.fredmiranda.com there are many pros there and the forums offer great info in this area..among others.
miranda's site is a must have for any shooter.
miranda's site is a must have for any shooter.
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mmreed
... by His wounds you are healed!
superduperblake said:Wow thanks so much dude.
its one of my favorites.
The only thing I do not like about it, is that in the "People" category of photos, many photographers post nudes and what I consider unappropriate shots. I know there is a community of people that consider it art and ok, but I do not. Luckily people are good about identifying those in thier subject lines.
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Visit a multiple listings realty site ie. www.mls.ca andcheck out the type of photos used to actually sell houses. Vanessa
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