In contrast, some images are so dull that you’ll scroll right past them.
After all, if the images aren’t any good, perhaps you’ll make the subconscious association that the agent doesn’t have confidence in the quality of their listing in general.
If they did, they’d take pride in showcasing it. Working with professionals can push your listing over the edge to make the sale.
HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography is a technique that allows us to capture a broader range of colors, tones and contrasts in an image.
The process involves taking multiple photographs of the same scene at different exposures and then merging them to create one image that displays both bright and dark details more accurately.
The process of merging these images creates an image that is closer to what the human eye sees, making it ideal for capturing accurate and detailed images of real estate properties.
The lens on a smartphone camera is relatively small and fixed, which means that it is unable to capture as much detail as HDR photography.
The zoom feature on a smartphone camera is also rather limited and produces poor-quality images when used to zoom in too far.
Our professional cameras have a greater range of manual control settings, allowing photographers to adjust things such as shutter speed, aperture, and ISO (exposure sensitivity) which can greatly impact the quality of an image.
On the other hand, smartphones are limited in this aspect as they rely heavily on automatic settings which can often produce inconsistent results in different lighting conditions.
Importantly, professional cameras have the ability to capture images in RAW format, which retains more of the image's original data and allows for greater editing capabilities.
Whereas smartphone cameras often only capture in compressed JPEG format, making it more difficult to edit and control the final outcome of the image.
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