A finished listing photo should look like the room at the hour you would want a buyer to walk in. Enhancement is that correction: light, color, straight walls, and a sky that matches the weather on the block. It is not a new house.
Listing photographers sending a full set after a shoot
Agents who already have photos and need them publishable
Brokerages standardizing color across a team鈥檚 listings
A link, the property address, and any room that needs special care. If the photographer already has a color grade, send one reference frame.
You get the photo count, the price, and the return time before work starts. Mixed brackets are flagged if a frame is missing.
The same person finishes the whole property so the kitchen and the primary bath do not look like different houses.
Files come back named as you sent them. One round of notes is included: a warmer kitchen, a less aggressive sky, a vertical that still leans.
Either. Brackets give us more window detail. If you have already blended the HDR, send that and we will grade it rather than blend it again.
On interiors, yes, unless a strong wide-angle was doing compositional work you want to keep. On exteriors we correct the lean without making the roof look pinched.
We recover what is in the file. If a room was shot two stops too dark and the color falls apart, we say so and return that frame rather than invent detail.
Tell us the address, the file count, and what must stay true. The reply confirms the price before production.
Answers come from this website. A person still prices every job.