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Real estate photos by lighting condition
Light decides how hard a property is to finish. These guides cover bright windows, mixed and colored light, cloudy and rainy days and dark interiors: what each does to a photo, what to capture on site, and what a set finished with balanced exposure and consistent color can and cannot do.
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Lighting conditions
- Bright windowsBright windows in real estate photos, from capture to a finished set
- Mixed lightingMixed lighting in real estate photos: daylight, lamps and LEDs in one frame
- White balanceWhite balance in real estate photography, and what a consistent set needs
- Color castsColor casts in interior photos: where tints come from and what to send
- Cloudy daysReal estate photos on a cloudy day: soft light, flat sky, natural finish
- Rainy daysRainy day real estate photos that still look bright and honest
- Harsh sunlightHarsh sunlight in real estate photos: hot spots, deep shadows and timing
- Dark interiorsDark interior photography for listings: keep the mood, show the room
- Low lightLow light interior photography for real estate listings
- Tungsten lightTungsten light in interior photography: warm bulbs, orange walls
- Fluorescent lightFluorescent lighting in property photos: green tints and flat light
- LED lightingLED lighting in interior photography: warm, cool and tinted whites
- North-facing roomsPhotographing north-facing rooms: cool, even light all day
Questions
What does NovaHDR do?
NovaHDR is property photo editing for real estate photographers. It finishes a property's photos as a set, with balanced exposure and consistent color from room to room and a natural look.
What files can I send?
JPEG, PNG or WebP, one image per view, up to 50 photos per property. RAW, TIFF and bracket sets are not accepted; merge brackets in your own software first.
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