May 30th, 2008
If you haven’t noticed Congress is on it’s way to passing some legislation that will radically change the way copyright law works. Photographers owning copyrighted material will be effected by these laws if passed. I suggest taking the time to understand what is about to happen with copyright and if you don’t like it, express […]
May 27th, 2008
Today I got a question from a Realtor (Todd on the east coast) I want to answer Todd in a post because I think Todd is not the only Realtor with these questions. Todd said:
“I am a photo enthusiast but also dyslexic and have no patience for instructions. Real estate has been my life for […]
May 26th, 2008
If you haven’t noticed lately, there is a major “horse race” going on between Lightroom and Aperture. Many beginning real estate photographers are trying to decide which application to buy. Ian Wood wrote a detailed comparison of Lightroom/Aperture Pros and Cons over at O’Reilly DigitalMedia blog that is well worth a read if you are […]
May 25th, 2008
I wanted to highlight the PFRE flicker discussion thread that Jeremy Esland started explaining his experiments with Tufuse Pro. If you’ve been using any of the Enfuse/Tufuse products I think you will find Jeremy’s experiments very useful.
Thanks Jeremy for describing your experiments with Tufuse Pro.
May 23rd, 2008
Mario Restrepo of San Diego, CA sent me a link recently to one of his recent shoots of an ocean front Las Gaviotas luxury property about an hour south of San Diego.
I particularly like Mario’s simple, elegant tour interface and integration of a large satellite Google map of the area into the tour. Nice work […]
May 20th, 2008
I have the first edition of my e-book/start-up kit called The Business of Real Estate Photography completed. The goal of this kit is to help new real estate photographers get started in a part or full time business by explaining how to market to Realtors, how to establish prices and how to approach the rest […]
May 20th, 2008
Doug was a guest on Inman TV on Friday and gave tips for real estate agents looking to use video as a marketing tool.
I know many readers here don’t do video but I think it is useful for everyone in this business to track the way real estate agents are using video to sell property.
May 19th, 2008
Recently I was listening to the TWIP podcast where Alex Lindsay (a plug in developer), Fred Johnson (Lightroom product manager) and Richard Harrington (author of Aperture 2.0 Apple Pro: Training Series) were discussing the new plug-in architecture in Aperture 2.0 and how the design philosophy of Aperture is different than Lightroom. The discussion turned […]
May 19th, 2008
I’d like to synthesize and distill the information and discussions about how to approach using HDR for real estate photography.
First of all it is important to look a lot of real estate images and refine your ability to see subtle differences styles and lighting.
Next I think you must always be working to prevent committing the […]
May 14th, 2008
Back on April 29 I did a post on The Bare Essentials to Get Started in Real Estate Photography and I included Lightroom as one of the essentials on my list. One of the comments on this post asked, “what essential photo editing does it do easier than Adobe Photoshop Elements?”
The answer is […]
