If an agent hires a Zillow photographer or uses the Ayreo how does that compare to a real estate media agency that is a Bright MLS partner? If the agent can use a photographer that is a Bright MLS partner, why would they use a Zillow photographer? An agent uploading to Bright MLS will get exposure on Zillow and Bright MLS with one entry. Is it the same the other way around?
I haven’t heard anyone talking about it for a while now.
I have clients who want to change the color of throw pillows and the color of artwork on the walls. Even books or no books on coffee tables.
Is this normal?
Is there ever a time to do it?
My client's sellers do not like these photos. No explanation of why. They just don't like them.
Looks like I will be able to do some Architectural photography. I need a SUPREME editor.
If you haven't seen it, it may be a good idea to watch it. Integrity is very important in business.
Has anyone used stager ai? Is it good?
Do any of you work for Zillow? As in, contract for them NOT simply listed on their photographer list.
With zoom in and 360 capture, I'd think a good editor could make a finished video look pretty darn close to an FPV video.
Yes? No?
I have an a7III and I may lose a client if I don’t upgrade to a good video a7? or other good camera.
If so, what’s your process for that?
I'm curious about your thoughts on Matterport Mobile vs. the Pro camera.
What's the difference between what a 5, 10 or even a 30 person agency offers and what a SOLO REP offers?
The agent did the voiceover onsite. They like the results.
What are you competing on? Every real estate photographer and media company I've spoken to offer all of these...
If almost everyone is offering all of the same things, what the hell are you competing on?
If you have an iGuide, have you ever done a site plan with it?
I just got off the phone with a client. She wants to have a site plan?