Real Estate Photography: How do you get to the top of the game? |
- How do you get to the top of the game?
- Cinematic + Walkthrough Videos - Feedback Appreciated!
- If I reach out to AirBnb hosts and offer free shoots of their properties (need to build portfolio) will AirBnB own the rights to the images?
- Cheap kit for video tours - what do you use?
| How do you get to the top of the game? Posted: 21 Aug 2020 06:42 AM PDT I've been doing RE Photography for 4 years, and almost 2 years full time. I started out shooting shitty houses, like shitty shitty shitty abandoned places in the middle of no where type of stuff. Through grit, determination and a little luck I met some luxury agents which catapulted me into the luxury field. I've probably shot over 150-200 million dollars worth of homes in the last year alone (one 26 million dollar house by itself). I love shooting luxury but now that I'm here I'm wondering how do you get to the next level? How do I go from shooting these luxury homes to shooting luxury homes / architecture for magazines like Architectural Digest or Dwell? What steps should I take to start getting big commercial jobs like hotels, colleges, hospitals, etc? I honestly have no idea how people get to that level.. [link] [comments] |
| Cinematic + Walkthrough Videos - Feedback Appreciated! Posted: 21 Aug 2020 12:45 PM PDT I've recently started producing videos for real estate agents in my area along with photos. I focus on making them cinematic, while still giving you a feel for the home. Additionally, I have guided "virtual" tours that I film on my iPhone in one take, then do voiceovers to best show off the home. Any feedback is greatly appreciated! I know the home is a bit bland, it wasn't staged properly and is very, orange/yellow... so coloring was a bit tricky! Filmed on A7III with 16-35mm F4 (in HLG with Cinema color mode) and Mavic Air. Cinematic: https://youtu.be/VgXX6bOisCU Guided Walk-through: https://youtu.be/-ib9VrHPYUM Thank you!! [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Aug 2020 07:20 AM PDT Sorry if this is a silly question, but I'm wondering if I can get into any legal trouble with Airbnb doing this. I want to take images for AirBnb hosts because I need to build a portfolio and many of their "listings" have crappy pictures. The images will be displayed on my website. Will I still have rights to the images? Should I have the hosts sign a contract of some kind? Thank you. [link] [comments] |
| Cheap kit for video tours - what do you use? Posted: 21 Aug 2020 06:33 AM PDT I provide the full range of real estate photography but my customers are also asking if I will also provide cheap video tours for lower value houses. I'm a bit loathed to spend too much on a quality gimbal for my Canon (and editing would be time-consuming) so I was considering instead getting a GoPro with gimbal for this Does anyone here use something like that? Or what kit do you use for video tours? [link] [comments] |
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