real estate photo retouching

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  1. Propertunity

    Propertunity Well-Known Member

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    For those interested in what REAs can and cannot do with photo-shopping for averts. They do it more than you think. "In 2015, Campaigntrack’s team of 40 professionals retouched 124,088 real estate images".:eek:

    The Dos and Don’ts of real estate photo retouching
     
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    'hygiene items'. Is that what they are called now?

    I think there's a whole website out there dedicated to *cough* hygiene items *cough* on bedside tables and vanities in real estate photography.
     
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    It's like make up, but for properties :p
     
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    There is a filter they use a lot now and it makes ragged interiors look bright and defined and fresh but also sort of cartoony or 'drawn'.

    I note the article didn't say anything about light but imo that could be deceptive e.g shopping a permanently dark room as really bright 'during the day'
     
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    There are a few websites offering virtual staging where they will insert digital furniture and fittings into your property photos to make it look better when advertising to sell.
     
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    I am a professional photographer of architecture, interiors and real estate. Majority of my work is for agents. Any questions I might be able to help out.
     
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