Tips, guides, and insights for real estate professionals.
A 12-step real estate photo editing checklist for photographers: from culling selects through MLS-ready batch export and final QC — built for repeat use.
Read more →AI real estate photo editing now processes a 25-photo shoot in under 5 minutes. Here's what US photographers need to know about speed, cost, and tools in 2026.
Read more →Editing hours — not client availability — are what cap most real estate photography businesses. Here's the four-step flywheel fix.
Read more →Your editing software decision comes down to one number: weekly shoot count. Here is the 2026 breakdown of Lightroom, Capture One, and AI tools.
Read more →HDR blending fixes the most persistent problem in real estate interiors — exposed walls versus blown-out windows. Here's exactly how the technique works.
Read more →AI editing tools like AutoHDR and Imagen AI now process real estate photos in minutes at under $0.50/image. Here's when they beat human editors — and when they don't.
Read more →Pricing data from 154 US real estate photography companies: base packages $200–$1,200, add-ons broken down, and a formula for setting your own rates.
Read more →Only 34% of US photography companies offer virtual staging — those that do charge an average of $40.15/image. Here's what the Recon data actually shows.
Read more →Master how to edit real estate photos with this step-by-step workflow: HDR blending, white balance, perspective correction, and when to outsource.
Read more →RealFaster's Recon database tracks 154 US photography companies. Only 12 offer standalone editing — here's what separates the best real estate photo editing services from the rest.
Read more →The hidden cost of DIY editing isn't the time — it's the shoots you didn't take. Run the ROI math before your next 25-image batch.
Read more →Eleven of 154 US photography companies tracked by RealFaster's Recon offer video. Here's what the gap means for your business—and how to fill it.
Read more →Only 39.6% of US photography companies offer day-to-dusk conversions — at an average of $61.40/image where prices are listed. Here's how the market actually prices this premium edit.
Read more →California AB 723 (effective Jan 2026) requires disclosure labels on virtually staged and AI-altered listing photos. Here's what it means for your delivery workflow.
Read more →NAR 2025 reports 88% of sellers' agents call professional listing photos the top marketing asset — here's what that means for the photographer's day rate and edit pipeline.
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