Example Professional Real Estate Photography for the Charlotte Area

We love the real estate agents we work with. We respect how hard they work - selling, negotiating, and closing deals. The stress they endure on a day to day basis is beyond that of most jobs. So, no one said they had to be great photographers on top of all that.

Photography is an art. One that is only learned with tons of practice. For real estate, you should avoid shooting in auto mode. That means typical point and shoot cameras without advanced options (and optics) should be avoided. One needs to be well versed in such things as aperture, shutter speed, and their relationship to one another. Furthermore, it is important to understand composition, white balance, ISO, and other photography aspects to get the best shots. All this doesn't even scratch the surface of what can be done in post production.

Sure, you can go to a home and pull out an instant camera but you need to remember one thing. When it comes to real estate photography, you are marketing the single most expensive thing someone owns. Isn't their investment worth more than the camera that happened to come with your cell phone?

Having said that, we at AVT would like to show you some of the photos we took at some recent listings, and around Charlotte, NC:

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We took some test shots with a point and shoot camera which is fairly indicative of what many agents take their real estate photos with. We wanted to show you how a fairly nice point and shoot stacked up to a more professional DSLR camera with a good lens, proper lighting, and advanced post production work.

Point and Shoot Camera Photo