1. Exterior Shots:
Begin with exterior shots, including the front and back of the property, highlighting curb appeal and landscaping.
2. Interior Shots:
Capture all key rooms and areas within the property, such as the living room, kitchen, bedrooms, and bathrooms.
3. Proper Lighting:
Ensure proper natural and artificial lighting for well-exposed images.
4. Decluttering and Staging:
Tidy up and stage the space to create an inviting atmosphere.
5. Equipment Check:
Verify that your camera and accessories are in working order.
6. Wide-Angle Lens:
Use a wide-angle lens to capture more of the room in a single shot.
7. Tripod Setup:
Steady your camera on a tripod to eliminate camera shake and achieve sharp images.
8. Correct Camera Settings:
Adjust settings for optimal exposure, focus, and white balance.
9. Image Post-Processing:
Edit and enhance images using software to correct imperfections and make them visually appealing.
10. Attention to Details:
Pay attention to small details like crooked frames, clutter, or reflections that can distract from the property's appeal.
