Once your listing has been photographed and your photographer has uploaded your photos to your Mediamax Virtual Tour, you don’t have to leave it at that. There’s plenty of customizing you can do to make sure your listing shows online just the way you want it. For instance, maybe your listing has a beautiful dining room […]
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It’s the most intimate room in the house. It’s probably not the first room on any buyer’s list for deal-maker but it could be a deal-spoiler if it shows poorly. I’m talking about the bathroom. If anything, ugly bathroom photos can work against your listings for more reasons than just bad décor. They can raise
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If you’re in the market for real estate photography, sooner or later you’re going to run across this term “HDR.” If you ask a photographer what HDR is you’ll likely get a geeky ear full that will tell you more about how it’s done than what it can do for your bottom line. Some claim
With HDR, it’s not about technique, it’s about the “wow factor” Read More »
It’s one thing to hire a photographer to shoot clients’ homes. But who do real estate agents trust to do the job when they’re selling their own home? Joan Blossom, associate broker with Real Living CO Properties, put her home on the market recently. For photos, she called in her “favorite go-to guy,” John Koliopoulos,
When Joan Blossom put her own home on the market, who did she trust for photos? Read More »
Are HDR photos for your listings really worth it? Is there that much difference between HDR photos and, let’s say, photos you might take yourself? There is a difference and what better way to demonstrate it than with a little head-to-head competition. In this corner we have the snapshot – taken on a good quality
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