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Real estate photos by listing situation
The same house photographs differently when it is vacant, staged or lived in, in winter or summer, with white walls or dark wood. These guides cover how each situation affects exposure and color, and what stays exactly as photographed.
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Listing situations
- Vacant homesVacant home photos: empty rooms that still read as a home
- Staged homesStaged home photography: show the styling, keep the color true
- Occupied homesOccupied home photography: lived-in rooms, honest light
- Furnished rentalsFurnished rental photography: show what comes with the unit
- Renovated homesBefore and after renovation photos that show the real work
- White interiorsWhite interior photography: white walls that stay white
- Dark wood interiorsDark wood interior photography: rich tones without the gloom
- Colorful interiorsColorful interior photography: bold rooms that stay true to life
- High ceilingsHigh ceiling photos: double height rooms, vaults and clerestories
- Floor-to-ceiling windowsPhotographing floor-to-ceiling windows: the view and the room together
- Winter listingsWinter real estate photos: short days, snow and warm interiors
- Fall listingsFall real estate photos: color outside, warm light inside
- Summer listingsSummer real estate photos: long days, high sun and full gardens
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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