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Real Estate Photography: How to Shoot
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(16 ratings)
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Real Estate Photography: How to Shoot

Everything you need to know to get started shooting real estate photography
Created byJordan Nielsen
Last updated 2/2023
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Understanding the basics of real estate photography and its importance in marketing properties.
  • Developing technical proficiency in capturing high-quality images that showcase properties in their best light.
  • Learning how to effectively use lighting and composition to create visually appealing images that highlight the key features of a property.
  • Gaining practical experience with post-production techniques for editing and enhancing images to produce professional-quality real estate photography.

Course content

1 section • 13 lectures • 2h 5m total length

  • 1.1 Intro to Real Estate Photography0:54

    Explore equipment, settings, and composition for real estate shoots, and learn to land your first clients, shoot vacant and occupied homes, twilight scenes, and edits with the right software.

  • 1.2 Industry Expectation, Pricing, Turnaround3:18

    Learn industry expectations for real estate photography, set competitive pricing through local market research, and balance value with demand. Aim for fast turnaround—ideally same-day—to delight agents and boost listings.

  • 1.3 The Equipment3:14

    Explore the essential real estate photography setup: a dslr or mirrorless camera with a wide angle lens and tripod, plus budget and pro options for photography or photo and video.

  • 1.4 Aperture, ISO, and Shutter Speed5:27

    Learn how aperture, ISO, and shutter speed shape real estate photography, balancing depth of field, noise, and motion for daytime and sunset shoots.

  • 1.5 Camera Settings5:55

    Discover real estate photography camera settings, including aperture priority at f/8, auto ISO (100–400), compressed raw, auto white balance, and continuous 3-image bracket HDR for editable, well-exposed images.

  • 1.6 5 Composition Tips3:11

    Master five composition tips for real estate photography: keep lines straight and the camera level, adjust tripod height, choose engaging angles, avoid corner fixtures, and shoot toward the opposite corner.

  • 1.7 Shot List4:26

    Learn a practical real estate shot list: capture front shots, entryways, main areas, bedrooms, and backyard. Overshoot for options and edit later to ensure a smooth listing experience.

  • 1.8 How to Prepare a Home1:40

    Arrive, introduce yourself, do a quick walk through to prep the home (lights on, blinds open, clutter hidden), then shoot the property and backyard features.

  • 1.10.1 Job Shadow #1 - Two-Story Renovated38:29

    Shoot a 2300 square-foot two-story renovated home with careful lighting, staging, and multiple angles from front to back, highlighting the kitchen, dining, master suite, and lifestyle shots.

  • 1.10.2 Job Shadow #2 - Large Vacant Home30:43

    Photograph a vacant 3500 sq ft two-story home in Gilbert, Arizona, mastering prep, lighting, sign blurring, and strategic interior and exterior angles—from kitchen to pool area—for fast real estate shots.

  • 1.10.3 Job Shadown #3 - Beautiful Inside - Ugly Outside24:44

    Prep and photograph a 1000-square-foot single-story home by decluttering, evaluating the electrical setup, and capturing interior and exterior angles to showcase remodels, storage, and lot size.

  • 1.11 6 Beginner Mistakes and How to Avoid Them2:53

    Avoid six beginner mistakes in real estate photography, including using a wide angle lens, parking issues, sign removal, home prep, and delivering on time for a great client experience.

  • 1.12 Outro on Shooting Real Estate Photography0:35

    Master real estate photography basics—equipment, camera settings, and shooting vacant, occupied, and twilight homes—and practice with feedback from a private group before the next Lister Pros editing video.

Requirements

  • No prior photography experience is required. All necessary skills for real estate photography will be taught.
  • No professional equipment is necessary. A cell phone can suffice for starters, but a camera with a wide-angle lens will make it easier to achieve professional results.

Description

The Real Estate Photography: How to Shoot course is a comprehensive educational program that provides in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience to individuals interested in learning the art of real estate photography. The course is aimed at beginners who have little or no prior experience in this field and is designed to help them acquire the skills and knowledge required to excel in the industry.

The course covers a wide range of topics, from the basics of photography to more advanced techniques used by professional photographers. Students will learn about different types of cameras, lenses, and lighting equipment, as well as how to use them to create stunning images of properties. The course also covers the key elements of composition, exposure, and post-production editing, providing students with a complete understanding of the real estate photography process.

In addition to the technical aspects of real estate photography, the course also covers important business skills, such as how to market your services, how to price your services, and how to communicate with clients. These skills are essential for success in the industry and will help students establish a profitable and sustainable real estate photography business.

Whether you are a real estate agent, a photographer, or simply someone interested in real estate photography, this class is designed to take your skills to the next level. With expert instruction and practical lessons, you will be equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to create stunning images that will set your properties apart. The Real Estate Photography: How to Shoot course is the perfect starting point for anyone interested in pursuing a career in real estate photography or improving their current skills.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is designed for individuals seeking to master the art of efficient real estate photography.
  • This course is also suitable for seasoned real estate photographers seeking to enhance their techniques and streamline their photography process.

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