Introduction to the class and to the Theory Module

The first step is to decide who should shoot your listing photos.

An explanation of HDR - (High Dynamic Range) photography and what it means to your real estate listings.

How the "lines" of your photo can make the room look bigger or smaller

How camera angles affect the appearance of your listing photos

How to make a shot look visually balanced and why that's important

How using the proper equipment leads to selling more homes and getting more clients.

Why the camera lens is actually your most important piece of equipment

The exterior of the home may be the most important shot of all. Here's what to do and what not to do.

Shooting a dining room with lots of natural light coming in from windows.

Shooting the kitchen and some other rooms on the first floor.

Shooting the master bedroom and exploring different vertical camera angles.

Tripods and monopods are an essential tool for the shoot. Here we explain why and look at some of the options aviailable.

We look at some of the choices for bags and cases to keep your equipment safe and organized.