Retouching for Real Estate, Homes, Offices, Architecture
All photos of buildings need editing or retouching to correct for lens distortion otherwise it will look like the building is leaning to one side. It's common to remove distractions like power lines, poles, fire hydrants, bus stops, etc.
Most of my real estate retouching work caters to home builders, renovators, designers, property owners, and businesses looking to enhance their office photos.
Home builders and renovators need stunning visuals to showcase the quality of their work. After all, how can a potential client trust a company with amateurish, unfinished photos?
Interior and exterior designers require high-quality images to effectively convey the character and flair of their designs. Retouching ensures their photos look polished and professional.
Commercial property owners seeking to enhance the images on their website or other marketing materials can benefit greatly from retouching.
For companies showcasing their office or factory environments online, retouching is essential to reflect their professionalism and commitment to quality.
Retouching can make a home look warm and inviting and give the photo more impact.
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Wide-angle lens distortion is the bane of real estate photography and it always has to be corrected. Retouching makes the photo more "readable" by adjusting the exposure across the image.
As always, wide-angle lens distortion has to be corrected. Exposure and colour usually have to be evened out especially when window light is mixed with room light.
Retouching can help property photos shot in the early evening look more appealing.
Interiors need retouching to correct lens distortion and balance the exposure between indoors and outdoors. Retouching can also remove any personal items that shouldn't be in the photo.
Retouching helps a room look its best by balancing exposure and colour.
Your eyes don't pay much attention to the colour cast, the lack of contrast or the empty fireplace in the original photo. But once you see what retouching can do, the retouched photo looks more welcoming.
Retouching makes this photo more readable because more details of the kitchen are noticeable.
Photographing a house before the renovations are complete means retouching is necessary to hide unfinished work and to illuminate not-yet-functioning lights.
This photo shows wide-angle lens distortion correction in two planes, both vertical (the walls and glass wall) and horizontal (the stairs and the ceiling above the stairs).
Bathroom renovations are very popular. So builders and home renovators need their bathroom photos to really stand out. Retouching fixes lens distortion, colour and exposure. It can also remove any personal items belonging to the homeowner that are visible in the photo.
A "clean" photo looks more professional so it's important to remove any personal items from bathroom photos.
Bathrooms come in all sizes and shapes. A tiny bathroom may require an extremely wide-angle lens. Retouching is absolutely necessary to remove as much lens distortion as possible.
Retouching helps every bathroom photo look its best.
One more thing
Retouching removed a number of distractions and corrected a few technical issues. The retouched photo is a more professional image and makes a better impression.
Nearly all real estate images, whether of homes, buildings, or offices, benefit from retouching to present the properties at their best.
Better-looking photos attract more attention, leading to increased customer interest and, ultimately, more business for you.
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It's counterproductive to use amateur or unfinished photos to showcase your work. Professionally retouched photos will impress potential customers and properly reflect the effort you put into your work.