Chris Griffith, a new contributor to the Agent Genius blog, has started a series called MLS Fail Shots. She is inviting readers to send in their favorite really bad MLS photos and the first four installments have some real tragic examples of what not to do! Check them out right here…
Monthly Archives: March 2009
10 Steps To Better Real Estate Photography – Step 3
Know The Money Shot
Know The Money Shot
“How many of you would say the photograph of the exterior front of a property is the money shot“? When I ask that question in class there is usually some hesitation on the part of many of the participants. Some feel the strongest shot – the one that elicits the most positive...
A Few Recent Favorites
These are just a few of my favorites from listings I’ve had the opportunity to photograph during the past few weeks:
10 Steps To Better Real Estate Photography – Step 2
Know The Purpose Of Each Shot
A thousand apologies for the delay in posting the second part of this ten-part series. I’ve been very fortunate to have a busy shooting schedule these past few weeks, but the drawback has been very little time available for this blog. Still, it’s a good challenge to have and I hope it continues!
With that said,...
Matrix Listing Load is Live – And The Photos Look Great!
With Nancy Noland’s help I just tested the image quality available in Matrix (now that listing load is live) and I can confirm that it is vastly superior to the “old” MLS. We replaced the original 320 x 240 pixel images with new ones that were 640 pixels wide by 426 pixels tall and BAM!...
Re-blogging Agent Genius…
Some interesting thoughts on photography and virtual tours today from the folks at Agent Genius, one of the resources I’ve recommended under “brain.food” above. Here is a snippet:
My Quest:
This is my quest, to rid the real estate world of bad photos and awful virtual tours! Recently taught for MABA, an exclusive buyers agent group and...