LensReal estate photography that helps listings get the click
Buyers and renters scroll fast. Bright, straight, well-composed listing photos help a property get a closer look. Most of the result is set before the photographer arrives, so preparation matters as much as the camera.
From $399 for 25 shots and a virtual tour
What people use it for
- Residential sale and rental listings
- Short-term rental and vacation homes
- Commercial spaces and offices
- Builder and model home marketing
How to prepare
- Turn on every light and open blinds evenly
- Clear counters, fridge doors, cords and personal photos
- Move cars off the driveway and street frontage
- Schedule exteriors when the front of the house has good light
What you should get back
- Edited interior and exterior photos
- MLS and web-ready sizes
- A virtual tour when the package includes one
Pros in this category
Lens is in Beta and pro onboarding is open. The pros list shows real, published profiles only. Package prices are set and honored by MAD Monkey Media LLC.
Questions people ask
How long does a typical shoot take?
It depends on square footage and add-ons like aerials or twilight exteriors. Ask the photographer for their estimate so the property is ready and accessible for that window.
Should we add aerials?
Aerials help when the lot, the view, the neighborhood or nearby amenities are part of the value.
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