Real Estate Photography: This is a great part of Reddit

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• This is a great part of Reddit
• Thoughts on 360 camera tours only?
• Licensing Fees for AirBnB?
• Meeting with my first realtor!

This is a great part of Reddit Posted: 08 Sep 2020 08:21 AM PDT For the niche of RE photography I've never learned more anywhere else. Thanks everyone! I'm just starting out teaching myself photoshop and lightroom. Maybe i'll get to premiere. Some of y'alls pictures look soooo great if i can make the colors pop and the details uhhh detailed like that im gonna do so well! submitted by /u/GeeJake [link] [comments]

Thoughts on 360 camera tours only? Posted: 08 Sep 2020 05:53 PM PDT I've been into 360 cameras for the last 2 or 3 years so I am very familiar with them and have all the hardware and basic software skills to do 3D tours. Any opinions on here if a 3D-tour-only photographer sounds like it would be viable or is it a hair brain scheme that will waste my time? I see people on YouTube talking about package discounts and doing all this crazy stuff and I just want to keep it simple, 360 photo in 30 minutes and deliver within 24 hours. (I've already done a test scans with Matterport, Zillow, and kuula) submitted by /u/daftphunkerton [link] [comments]

Licensing Fees for AirBnB? Posted: 08 Sep 2020 12:33 PM PDT Do you guys charge to license photos for places like AIRBnB and VRBO? If so what is your average price? submitted by /u/JaceHirosky [link] [comments]

Meeting with my first realtor! Posted: 08 Sep 2020 02:40 PM PDT I am finally meeting with my first Realtor soon, to get some portfolio shots. Was wondering if anyone had any tips they could give me, photography tips or talking points and such. Anything is helpful! submitted by /u/trashynoah [link] [comments]

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