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FAQs: Answers You Are Searching For
1. Customizing and Receiving Guidelines
- Can I get a copy of the photography guidelines before the shoot?
- Yes, we can provide a copy of the photography guidelines before your photoshoot.
- Can I request specific guidelines for my photoshoot?
- Absolutely! Please let us know the specific guidelines you’d like us to follow, and we’ll incorporate them into your photoshoot.
- Do you provide photography guidelines for property owners?
- Yes, we offer photography guidelines for property owners to ensure everything goes smoothly on the day of the shoot.
2. Enforcing and Following the Guidelines
- How do you enforce photography guidelines during a shoot?
- Our team will go over the guidelines with you before and during the photoshoot to ensure everything is aligned.
- How should I follow the photography guidelines for the best results?
- Review the guidelines in advance to ensure that everything is set up for the photoshoot and that you understand the key steps to follow.
- What should I do if I can’t meet all the photography guidelines?
- If you’re unable to meet any of the guidelines, feel free to contact us with any questions, and we’ll assist you in adjusting.
3. Property-Specific Guidelines
- Are there different guidelines for photographing commercial properties?
- Yes, the guidelines for each commercial property can vary. We provide tailored guidelines depending on the nature of the property.
- What are the guidelines for a real estate photoshoot in Minneapolis?
- Guidelines for Minneapolis include clearing off countertops, removing clutter, showcasing open spaces, and making sure the driveway is free of vehicles. We also recommend highlighting nearby attractions and parks.
- Do you have special guidelines for photographing luxury homes?
- Yes, we recommend reviewing our “Preparing for the Photographer” checklist for luxury homes to ensure it meets the high standards of the shoot.
4. Do's and Don'ts
- What are the do’s and don’ts for real estate photography?
- Do’s: Use natural light, use a tripod, communicate with the homeowner, and highlight large spaces.
- Don’ts: Don’t rush the photoshoot, don’t be late, don’t forget your gear, and always be polite to those around you.
