Using a DSLR Camera For Real Estate Photography

Sunshine Coast based real estate photo editing company, BoxBrownie.com, has been announced as one of only two Australian companies to ever be accepted into The National Association of Realtors (NAR), REach class.

Property professionals can save thousands of dollars if they are willing to learn how to take their own photos. Doing this isn’t hard, it is just about knowing a few techniques and using the correct camera settings.

Not all cameras are created equal, and nearly all of them are designed for different purposes, be it happy snaps or wildlife photography. We have found that Nikon’s DSLR camera was one of the best and easiest to use for real estate photography.

Never, in the history of real estate has so much out-of-the box thinking been required when putting together a marketing plan for the year ahead. In these ‘altered’ times, virtual solutions can be nothing short of salvational to the real estate trade. Instantly shareable, eternally keepable, quick and cheap to accomplish and completely immune from social distancing requirements, Virtual Staging and the 360° Virtual Tour are the two most unstoppable forces in real estate marketing today.

Great real estate photographers have a talent for telling a story about a property, by capturing unique elements. Everyone has their own style, so the more you practice the better your photography will become. By following these simple on-site tips your property photos will look amazing.

At BoxBrownie.com we’re all about making the lives of property professionals and photographers easier. Therefore, we have put together some simple things to follow to make taking HDR (High-Dynamic Range) real estate photos easy.