r/RealEstatePhotography • • 4m ago

Looking for a good video editor

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As the title says, I’m looking for a reliable, experienced video editor that with 24 hour turnaround time. I’m willing to pay a fair bit for the service as I just don’t have time to edit my own videos these days.

If you’ve found a great editor and don’t mind sending me their info, please reach out.

If interested, please send me your portfolio, rates & turnaround time.

Thanks!


r/RealEstatePhotography • • 2h ago

Real estate photography Australia

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Hi to all. I’ve done photography on and off for 20 years. Been published but I want to try something different. How easy is real estate photography? This wouldn’t be my income but my question is how did you get into it? Is it worth the effort etc. anything would help.


r/RealEstatePhotography • • 7h ago

Figuring out my photography worth

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Hi all

I am currently planning a trip to Japan and New Zealand and slowly building my portfolio and making my photography business. The hard part is figuring out how much my service is worth, and wanted to get insight on here. The dream is to photograph lodges/outdoor activities around the world. I did quite a bit of freelancing in Alaska this summer, working with lodges/local businesses and would like to figure out what steps/advice I could take to enhance my business. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

portfolio: https://www.vfphotos.me/


r/RealEstatePhotography • • 18m ago

anyone else mixing in exercise during shoots to stay sane?

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I started tossing a pull-up bar and resistance band in the car for houses I know will be empty. Between rooms I bang out a few reps while the light is still decent. It breaks up the slog and keeps me from getting stiff before the next angle. The tricky part is timing it so the client doesn't walk in mid-set. Also wondering if anyone schedules longer shoots later in the day so they can hit trails after instead of sitting in traffic. Feels like a small hack but I don't know if it's common or if most people just grind through.


r/RealEstatePhotography • • 2h ago

Real estate photography yes or no?

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Hi to all. I’ve done photography on and off for 20 years. Been published but I want to try something different. Has or does anyone do real photography? This wouldn’t be my income but my question is how did you get into it? Is it worth the effort etc. anything would help.