@benaccinelli: As a professional real estate photographer with 6 years of experience, I’ve only ever used a camera phone or an iPhone to shoot a handful of properties. In general, professional photography is defined by the fact that the photographer is getting paid for their service, and to provide high-quality images that meet the client’s expectations. We've learned that cutting corners for clients' requests often leads to disappointing outcomes. That's why we now only use phone cameras for supplemental photos like hardware such as water heaters, storage rooms, water softeners, etc., as the main real estate photography requires the polished quality that we usually deliver. In the past, we've tried to meet some clients' requests for cheaper pricing by cutting corners, but it always turned out to be a horrible experience for both parties. The clients were dissatisfied, and it didn't represent our business well. From those experiences, we've learned and have decided not to take that approach anymore. When clients ask if we can do it cheaper, we’re honest with them and let them know that we cannot. We’ve set a standard for ourselves, and we’re proud of the quality of work we deliver. Of course, there are instances where clients request a high volume of work, and in those cases, we can offer a discount. But even then, we know our worth and what we can and cannot do. #shoottosell #realestatephotography #photographybehindthescenes #photographybusiness #utahrealestatephotographer

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Thursday 13 April 2023 16:31:55 GMT