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Creating Floor Plans That Attract Buyers, Layer by Layer
A floor plan draws buyers in when they can read the home from it at a glance. What goes on the plan, from the walls to the furniture, and what to leave off.
Interior Real Estate Photography: How to Light and Frame Every Room
Good interior photos come from the light and the frame. How to light a room with daylight and lamps, compose it around its best feature, and make small and plain rooms look their best.
Real Estate Photography Tips: Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Real estate photography tips for the mistakes behind bad listing photos, from dark rooms and clutter to leaning walls and heavy edits, in the order a shoot goes, with the camera settings and edits that fix each one.
Giraffe360 integrates with real estate marketplace Idealista
Giraffe360 has boosted its global offering in its integration with Idealista, a leading property marketplace in Spain, Portugal, and Italy.
Real Estate HDR Photography: How It Works and How to Get It Right
Real estate HDR photography merges several exposures of one room, so a sunny window and the room around it both keep their detail. How the three exposures are taken and merged, what spoils them, and where editing stops.
Real Estate Social Media Marketing: Six Tactics for Listing Posts
Six tactics for an agent's listing posts: photos and video worth stopping for, a virtual tour and floor plan for buyers who want more, one page to send them to, and stories from past clients.
Real Estate Listing Photos: Six Features of a High-Quality Listing
What makes a listing high quality, from sharp and well-lit photos to staged rooms, a floor plan, a virtual tour and an honest edit, and what to check for each.
Giraffe360 unveils new video marketing tools for estate agents
Proptech startup Giraffe360 has released a range of new features designed to empower real estate professionals worldwide.
Real Estate Imaging Techniques That Show a Property's Full Value
How photos, a floor plan and a virtual tour each show buyers a different part of what a home is worth, and what the research says about the price.