How To Edit Baton Rouge Real Estate Listing Photos in 5-10 Minutes Using Free Tool.
This is more of a quick fix for Listing Photos than an ultra professional and complicated Photoshop arduous effort.
DISCLAIMER: I'm mainly straightening crooked photos, adding light where the sun causes photos to come out darker and removing the nuclear impact of the sun on windows. And, in my video of the dining room shot, I disclosed that the goal wasn't to misrepresent a home or distort how large a room is with a wide angle lens but to bring out natural colors in the room and remove darkness. In my opinion, those pro photos that make a room larger than it is and add extra, extra glossyness are distorting reality and I've heard have led some potential buyers to be disappointed upon arrival to view a listing. No where in my video do I advocate distorting reality by adding color where there's not natural color already. Generally when I'm adding color to exterior it's because it's Winter and grass is dying.
This is a process I use to create better Baton Rouge Listing Appraisal photos I send to Baton Rouge Homeowners and Baton Rouge REALTORS or Baton Rouge Real Estate Agents via dropbox to use in their listings if so desired.
This is the software and method I use daily in my Baton Rouge Home Appraisal practice to straighten, lighten and remove the nuclear impact of sun drenched blown out windows.
Software I'm using is the no cost Microsoft Photo Gallery here:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/wi...
NOTE: After downloading software, when it comes to installing it on your Windows PC or Laptop, watch the prompts very carefully so you don't add extra software you don't need.
A resource for locals in Greater Baton Rouge to help understand the real estate appraisal process and where it fits into their home valuation. Videos are by veteran Home Appraiser Bill Cobb and Accurate Valuations Group
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