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20 HDR Real Estate Photos: Any size of property Professionally edited Optimized for web and print 24 hr delivery for only $79 In the spirit of "less is more". . . sometimes 20 photos is enough! Appropriate for small condos or for keeping the budget in check on larger properties. You can show a lot with 20 well composed photographs. Can also function as a seasonal/renovation update. "89% of buyers saying that images were extremely useful." (NAR 2020 Annual Report) Tip: The quality of the photos is far more important than the number of photos! Long before the internet, marketers were well aware that the amount of time we have to capture the attention of a potential customer is limited to seconds. Today, the internet is everywhere, and it is well known that photography rules the internet. Factor in that we've mainstreamed 4k and now 8K photo and video, it means that the average customer has developed a highly sophisticated eye. This is why it is more important than ever to use the highest quality photography available. It's all about first impressions and, in today's world where 97% of home buyers shop online, it is paramount that they have an overwhemingly positive emotional response to the first interaction they have with your listing...your amazing photos! Book an appointment and experience how amazing real estate photography can help you win more listings, grow your clientele, sell more, sell faster, sell higher, and build your brand! In photography, HDR stands for High Dynamic Range and refers to a process where an image is photographed at multiple exposure levels which are then merged to create a single image. Dark exposures allow the camera to retain detail in the bright areas like lights and the sky. Bright exposures pull out details from blacks, dark woods, and shadows. HDR software draws the best from both worlds, resulting in a final image with a breadth of tonal range incapable of being produced from a single exposure. This makes HDR ideal for real estate photography where extremes between light and dark are common. HDR allows us to capture these scenes while still retaining the look and feel of the natural lighting and shadow - which are often lost when using flash photography. Book an appointment and experience how vivid real estate photography can help you win more listings, grow your clientele, sell more, sell faster, sell higher, and build your brand...

30 HDR Real Estate Photos: Any size of property Professionally edited Optimized for web and print 24 hr delivery for only $99 Appropriate for small to medium homes or for keeping the budget in check on larger properties. You can show a lot with 30 well composed photographs. "98% of buyers saying that images were useful in the process." (NAR 2020 Annual Report) Tip: The quality of the photos is far more important than the number of photos! Long before the internet, marketers were well aware that the amount of time we have to capture the attention of a potential customer is limited to seconds. Today, the internet is everywhere, and it is well known that photography rules the internet. Factor in that we've mainstreamed 4k and now 8K photo and video, it means that the average customer has developed a highly sophisticated eye. This is why it is more important than ever to use the highest quality photography available. It's all about first impressions and, in today's world where 97% of home buyers shop online, it is paramount that they have an overwhemingly positive emotional response to the first interaction they have with your listing...your amazing photos! Book an appointment and experience how vivid real estate photography can help you win more listings, grow your clientele, sell more, sell faster, sell higher, and build your brand! In photography, HDR stands for High Dynamic Range and refers to a process where an image is photographed at multiple exposure levels which are then merged to create a single image. Dark exposures allow the camera to retain detail in the bright areas like lights and the sky. Bright exposures pull out details from blacks, dark woods, and shadows. HDR software draws the best from both worlds, resulting in a final image with a breadth of tonal range incapable of being produced from a single exposure. This makes HDR ideal for real estate photography where extremes between light and dark are common. HDR allows us to capture these scenes while still retaining the look and feel of the natural lighting and shadow - which are often lost when using flash photography. Book an appointment and experience how amazing real estate photography can help you win more listings, grow your clientele, sell more, sell faster, sell higher, and build your brand...

40 HDR Real Estate Photos: Any size of property Professionally edited Optimized for web and print 24 hr delivery for only $119 Appropriate for medium sized homes, smaller homes with lots to offer, or for keeping the budget in check on larger properties. You can show a lot with 40 well composed photographs. "89% of buyers saying that images were extremely useful in the process." (NAR 2020 Annual report) Tip: The quality of the photos is far more important than the number of photos! Long before the internet, marketers were well aware that the amount of time we have to capture the attention of a potential customer is limited to seconds. Today, the internet is everywhere, and it is well known that photography rules the internet. Factor in that we've mainstreamed 4k and now 8K photo and video, it means that the average customer has developed a highly sophisticated eye. This is why it is more important than ever to use the highest quality photography available. It's all about first impressions and, in today's world where 97% of home buyers shop online, it is paramount that they have an overwhemingly positive emotional response to the first interaction they have with your listing...your amazing photos! Book an appointment and experience how great real estate photography can help you win more listings, grow your clientele, sell more, sell faster, sell higher, and build your brand! In photography, HDR stands for High Dynamic Range and refers to a process where an image is photographed at multiple exposure levels which are then merged to create a single image. Dark exposures allow the camera to retain detail in the bright areas like lights and the sky. Bright exposures pull out details from blacks, dark woods, and shadows. HDR software draws the best from both worlds, resulting in a final image with a breadth of tonal range incapable of being produced from a single exposure. This makes HDR ideal for real estate photography where extremes between light and dark are common. HDR allows us to capture these scenes while still retaining the look and feel of the natural lighting and shadow - which are often lost when using flash photography. Book an appointment and experience how amazing real estate photography can help you win more listings, grow your clientele, sell more, sell faster, sell higher, and build your brand...

50 HDR Real Estate Photos: Any size of property Professionally edited Optimized for web and print 24 hr delivery for only $139 Appropriate for medium to larger homes or for smaller properties with a lot to offer. You can show a lot with 50 well composed photographs. "89% of buyers saying that images were extremely useful in the process." (NAR 2020 Annual Report) Tip: The quality of the photos is far more important than the number of photos! Long before the internet, marketers were well aware that the amount of time we have to capture the attention of a potential customer is limited to seconds. Today, the internet is everywhere, and it is well known that photography rules the internet. Factor in that we've mainstreamed 4k and now 8K photo and video, it means that the average customer has developed a highly sophisticated eye. This is why it is more important than ever to use the highest quality photography available. It's all about first impressions and, in today's world where 97% of home buyers shop online, it is paramount that they have an overwhemingly positive emotional response to the first interaction they have with your listing...your amazing photos! Book an appointment and experience how vivd real estate photography can help you win more listings, grow your clientele, sell more, sell faster, sell higher, and build your brand! In photography, HDR stands for High Dynamic Range and refers to a process where an image is photographed at multiple exposure levels which are then merged to create a single image. Dark exposures allow the camera to retain detail in the bright areas like lights and the sky. Bright exposures pull out details from blacks, dark woods, and shadows. HDR software draws the best from both worlds, resulting in a final image with a breadth of tonal range incapable of being produced from a single exposure. This makes HDR ideal for real estate photography where extremes between light and dark are common. HDR allows us to capture these scenes while still retaining the look and feel of the natural lighting and shadow - which are often lost when using flash photography. Book an appointment and experience how amazing real estate photography can help you win more listings, grow your clientele, sell more, sell faster, sell higher, and build your brand...

So many photos!!! Mega Photos: Any size of property Professionally edited Optimized for web and print 24 hr delivery...starting at $139 This is the perfect package if: You are a social media master You like having options The property has lots of details You just really love amazing real estate photos The Mega Photos Package is an exhaustive shoot of all the major rooms and spaces of the property featuring multiple angles, and creative compositions. Wide angle shots to show layout, close up shots to focus attention on important elements. It is ideal for properties with exceptional details and points of interest that deserve to be highlighted to properly show case your listing. "98% of buyers saying that images were useful in the process." (NAR 2020 Annual Report) Long before the internet, marketers were well aware that the amount of time we have to capture the attention of a potential customer is limited to seconds. Today, the internet is everywhere, and it is well known that photography rules the internet. Factor in that we've mainstreamed 4k and now 8K photo and video, it means that the average customer has developed a highly sophisticated eye. This is why it is more important than ever to use the highest quality photography available. It's all about first impressions and, in today's world where 97% of home buyers shop online, it is paramount that they have an overwhemingly positive emotional response to the first interaction they have with your listing...your amazing photos! Book an appointment and experience how amazing real estate photography can help you win more listings, grow your clientele, sell more, sell faster, sell higher, and build your brand! In photography, HDR stands for High Dynamic Range and refers to a process where an image is photographed at multiple exposure levels which are then merged to create a single image. Dark exposures allow the camera to retain detail in the bright areas like lights and the sky. Bright exposures pull out details from blacks, dark woods, and shadows. HDR software draws the best from both worlds, resulting in a final image with a breadth of tonal range incapable of being produced from a single exposure. This makes HDR ideal for real estate photography where extremes between light and dark are common. HDR allows us to capture these scenes while still retaining the look and feel of the natural lighting and shadow - which are often lost when using flash photography. Book an appointment and experience how vivid real estate photography can help you win more listings, grow your clientele, sell more, sell faster, sell higher, and build your brand! ...

Just the basics!...starting at $149 In the spirit of "less is more". . . sometimes 20 photos is enough! 20 HDR Real Estate Photos with RMS, Floor plan and room measurements. Any size of property Professionally edited Optimized for web and print Delivered within 24 hours Exceeds RMS accuracy Appropriate for small condos or for keeping the budget in check on larger properties. You can show a lot with 20 well composed photographs. Floor plans and measurements add great value to your listing. "89% of buyers saying that images were extremely useful." (NAR 2020 Annual Report) "89% of buyers saying that floor plans were useful in the process." (NAR 2020 Annual report) Floor plans provide an understanding of how a space will work. They quickly convey how the home flows, showing room sizes, which way doors swing, and storage space. Viewers gain an appreciation of where windows are and how the light will brighten a home that may not be immediately apparent from just still photos or a video. They give context for each room relative to the whole and help with planning and decision making. They can be downloaded as pdf, jpg, svg, or dxf. "Home buyers don’t just want to see a floor plan as part of the listing, they think it’s essential information that must be provided with every listing. In fact, homeowners rated floor plans as the third most important part of a listing and more important than neighbourhood information. According to a study from Rightmove, one in five homeowners will even ignore a listing that doesn’t include a floor plan." "Home-hunters rated room dimensions as the most important feature when looking at a floorplan. " Square footage/floor areas attach value to a property and are used in real estate listings, comparable analysis, and Automated Valuation Models. Every iGUIDE provides detailed and defensible square footage analysis and typical iGUIDE square footage uncertainty easily meets the requirements of various property measurement standards (such as 2% for Alberta RMS). RECA RMS Floor Plans and Area Calculations You can feel confident about your choice to use iGUIDE because typical iGUIDE measurement uncertainty, in distance measurement on a floor plan, is 0.5% or better and the corresponding uncertainty in square footage is 1% or better. Standards stipulate maximum square footage errors of 2% and iGUIDE exceeds these requirements. All measurements are insured for errors & ommissions...