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What IS hdr photography

HDR stands for High Dynamic Range photography (hand edited). It's a technique used in photography to capture a wider range of luminosity levels than is possible with standard digital imaging or photographic techniques. In traditional photography, a camera's sensor can only capture a limited range of light and dark tones in a single exposure, resulting in either overexposed highlights or underexposed shadows.

With the purchase of our photography, you will be given a free 2D floor plan with dimensions. This includes fixed furniture, showcasing cabinets, appliances, sinks, tubs, toilets, and door swings. We use Cubi Casa, which boasts 95-97% accuracy, surpassing almost every other software available. You'll receive it the next day alongside the photos.

HDR photography

Involves taking multiple photos of the same scene at different exposure levels, typically at least three: one underexposed, one overexposed, and one properly exposed. These images are then blended together using specialized software to create a final composite image that combines the best parts of each exposure. This results in an image with a broader dynamic range, where both the highlights and shadows are well-exposed,

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Virtual staging
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Virtual staging is a technique used in real estate where computer-generated imagery is employed to digitally furnish and decorate a property's empty spaces, enhancing its appeal for potential buyers or renters.

Virtual staging 

Dusk to Dawn

Include a dusk-to-dawn photography to help add a little bit of " wow" factor to your exterior images.

A virtual dusk photograph depicts the home in a dusk or twilight setting which increases online click through rates significantly. As a result, more attention is generated from a greater amount of potential buyers.  A virtual dusk photo is included for free with all luxury packages.

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