Real Estate Photography: How To Get Started
Discover the secrets to starting a highly profitable real estate photo business. Taking Photos, Editing, Delivery etc.
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Jun 2019
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What you will learn
Camera settings to take professional real estate photos.
Best equipment for real estate photography and how to use it.
How to edit your photos quickly and easily.
How to deliver your photos to the client via a free hyperlink.
What information to gather from the client when they book the photoshoot.
Printable 'Home Prep Instructions' to give to client before the shoot to ensure the home is prepared for photos.
Tips for shooting each room in a house.
Photography business start-up lessons.
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Our Verdict
Real Estate Photography: How To Get Started" offers an engaging learning experience with a strong, comprehensive curriculum for novice photographers. While there is room for growth in terms of camera brand neutrality and expanded practical demonstrations, its emphasis on business acumen sets it apart from competitor courses. Instructor Greg's no-nonsense approach successfully prepares learners for the realities of both technical aspects and entrepreneurship, making this course a worthwhile investment.
What We Liked
- Covers a wide range of topics from camera settings to business start-up lessons, providing a comprehensive overview of real estate photography.
- Includes printable 'Home Prep Instructions' for clients, demonstrating attention to detail and commitment to professionalism.
- Participants appreciate the structured approach and no-nonsense style, ensuring efficient learning.
- Wide-angle lens recommendations provide a starting point for building a high-quality photo kit.
Potential Drawbacks
- Occasional repetition of content from other courses can be redundant; consider a more streamlined approach to minimize duplication.
- Instruction primarily focuses on Canon cameras, making it less accessible for Nikon or other brand users. Providing a generalized workflow for various camera brands would enhance the course's appeal and utility for a broader audience.
- Some participants express a desire for increased depth in specific areas such as drone photography, photo editing, or using Lightroom.
- Limited discussion of alternative invoicing options and website development platforms may not cater to learners seeking diverse tools and resources.
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