Looking to get into Real estate 360 tour photography.

djspinner2k

I have a Canon 30D with a 24-70mm F2.8L with a good tripod. I was wondering what you guys think is good software out there. Anyone doing this that can offer there opinion. There is just so much to choose from. I can see this being good money.

Thank you for your help.

kelsow

Good luck!

I saw it as an opportunity as well but I soon found out that realestate agents
are cheap. If you notice on a lot of websites, they only show very small
pictures. This is because they want to get traffic into the houses, not to
their website. As a home buyer I would rather see huge pictures of the
interior and exterior but the agents like to keep them as small as possible.
Now that "everyones a photographer" these days, they think they take their
own pix, why should they pay someone else to do it.
You may find some of the higher end agents willing to use your services.

I wish you all the luck.

gus

Its been mentioned in the forum several times. I think you would really need to look for the more exclusive type estate agents because as mentioned... most would do it them selves with any $300 point & shoot. Which do an excellent job to get the image across to the client. Point & shoots are getting just that good as well as the supplied software.

When i mention the more exclusive agents i mean high value stuff & if you were to supply something that they simply could not do them selves such as a super wide view with tripod in low light to get the entire mood of a room with an almost complete view in the photo. Have you seen what a canon 10-22mm can do in a room ? It will work well on your camera.

djspinner2k

Around here the price is $90 for 5 full 360degree shots of the inside of a house.

http://www.realtourvision.com/

This is the best software site I found so far.

Angelo

this may help too:

http://circlepix.com/


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