mls photography: A Simple Way To Make Your Amateur Photography Look More Professional
- 01/22/13 02:59 AM
A Simple Way To Make Your Amateur Photography Look More Professional It's All In The Way You Bounce It I like to browse through the online photos of new listings to get an idea of how the homes in my area are being merchandised, and so often I see photos that are so dark and shadowy it's hard to get a real sense of what the home is like. The common problem of overly dark backgrounds or overly bright subjects can be easily (and fairly inexpensively) fixed by using external flash. Aim the flash upwards so that the light bounces off … (15 comments)
mls photography: Three Quick Tips For Hiding Electrical Cords
- 11/02/12 11:04 PM
Hide Those Ugly Wires How many times have you taken MLS photos, then noticed an electrical cord, cable, or other wire in the picture that you didn't see through the lens? It happens to realtors and home stagers alike. What can you do to make sure messy cords don't spoil the look of a beautiful room? Here are three ways to hide those unsightly wires: Secure cords from lamps and electronics to the legs and backs of furniture with ties, tape, or adhesive velcro. Use decorative cord covers made of fabric, but be careful that they don't look "messy". Hide a … (7 comments)
A Simple Way To Make Your Amateur Photography Look More Professional It's All In The Way You Bounce It I like to browse through the online photos of new listings to get an idea of how the homes in my area are being merchandised, and so often I see photos that are so dark and shadowy it's hard to get a real sense of what the home is like. The common problem of overly dark backgrounds or overly bright subjects can be easily (and fairly inexpensively) fixed by using external flash. Aim the flash upwards so that the light bounces off … (15 comments)
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