If you’re selling a home where pets reside, keep in mind that your potential buyers might not share your same love of furry friends. And its important to not let little things like pet hair, litter odor, or anything get in the way of your sale! What can be done? I’d recommend two stages of clean up.
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Is your home or apartment more cozy than the pictures convey? You have to think… Why are they buying the house? What are they looking for in the house? And do your pictures show the best possible image of your home to buyers? If you’re having trouble with your digital photos, MSN Real Estate has comprised a list of … more …
When you pay attention to the details of your real estate listing, your buyers will too. But when you don’t pay attention to the details, they may end up standing out in a bad way. A few quick care chores to your home such as: touch-up paining, cutting grass, doing the dishes, or hiding the old lawn furniture, can have … more …
A nice feature of hiring a TourVista professional photographer is that the original hi-res photos are yours to keep. No licensing fee, no use restrictions! You paid for the photos and you can use them any way you want.
Watch the following video tutorial that shows you how to download your original photos from our online archive.
Sometimes point & click camera’s don’t cut it. See the difference for yourself between my hand held point & click and my professional quality Nikon digital SLR camera with wide angle lens.
Click on the photos below to launch the slideshow comparison. Once the slideshow is launched, click on the right side of the photo to view the next, or … more …
Some of TourVista’s users were uploading really large photos (3000 x 2500 pixels) for their virtual tours and these photos were too large for TourVista.com to process, resize and display. We’ve fixed this issue and the website now accepts very large photos. Yay!
Photography tip: if your photos are meant just for the Internet, there’s no need to make them … more …
It’s all about providing useful information.
This is obviously a tricky question and a matter of much debate today. Which is better for showing potential customers an online preview of a home: photos or video? As they say, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Both have some strong arguments for and against, and at the moment … more …
