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"What camera settings should I use for real estate interior photography?"
"How do I handle mixed lighting in real estate photography?"
"How much should I charge per real estate listing?"
"How do I get real estate photography clients — approaching agents?"
"Should I offer drone photography with real estate packages?"
"What's the best workflow for editing real estate photos?"
Full-frame or APS-C camera, wide-angle lens (14–24mm), tripod, and ideally a flash for fill light. Editing software for HDR blending (Lightroom, Photomatix). A drone adds significant value for higher-end listings.
Use HDR bracketing — shoot 3–5 exposures and blend in post. Alternatively, use a strobe or speedlight to add fill light, then blend the ambient and flash exposures. Ask the AI for a step-by-step HDR workflow.
Typical rates range from $150–$350 for a standard listing, $400–$700 for luxury properties, and $200–$400 extra for drone photos. Ask the AI to set rates based on your market.
Cold email local real estate agents with your portfolio and a competitive intro rate. Offer a free first shoot to top agents in your area. Ask the AI for a complete outreach script.
Video adds significant value and higher fees. Agents with listings over $500K increasingly expect it. Ask the AI to help you price and market real estate video packages.
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