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Property photography — Photographer — Professionals
Property photographers should qualify access authority, occupant arrangements and the final publishing party. Agree the areas to be recorded and any presentation limits, and distinguish photography from valuation, defect inspection, measured plans or aerial capture.
Service scope
Property photography creates a representative still-image set for an agreed sale, letting or property-presentation brief. Coverage usually concerns rooms, external appearance and relevant features; floor plans, aerial work, virtual tours and condition reporting are distinct deliverables that need separate commissioning.
What is normally included
- Listing-oriented shot planning
- Interior and exterior property photographs
- Editing within an agreed truthful-presentation brief
- Delivery to specified listing formats
What is not included
- Property valuation or condition survey
- Assumed floor-plan accuracy
- Drone or virtual-tour work unless expressly included
Qualification checks
- Confirm booking and access authority
- Identify rooms and external areas included
- Review occupant and privacy arrangements
- Agree truthful-editing limits
- Define listing usage and output specifications
Quote guidance
State the property coverage and file delivery, with separate prices or scope for extra buildings, revisits, aerial images or plans. Avoid implying that the photography fee predicts selling price, tenancy speed or market interest.
Lead risks
- Keys may not provide permission to photograph occupants' spaces
- Untidy or unfinished rooms may require another visit
- Agents and owners may disagree on image-use rights
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