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What is HDR Photography?
What is HDR Photography?

HDR Photography combines multiple exposures to capture a wider range of light and detail, creating realistic and visually stunning images.

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HDR Photography, or High Dynamic Range Photography, is a powerful tool in real estate to showcase properties with more light and detail than standard photos. By taking several pictures of the same scene at different brightness levels and combining them into one image, HDR captures both dark and bright areas, making the photo look more realistic and appealing.

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In real estate, HDR is essential for presenting properties in the best light. It highlights textures, colors, and details that regular photos might miss, creating attractive and dynamic images that draw in potential buyers.

HDR Photography enhances real estate listings by giving a full view of the property. It reveals everything from fine interior details to bright natural light, making the property more appealing and easier to sell.

At Air Unlimited Photography, we offer two types of HDR edits for you to choose from:

  • Classic HDR:

    • Pros: More accurate colors, realistic look

    • Cons: Less vibrant and bright compared to Regular HDR

  • Regular HDR:

    • Pros: Vibrant colors, bright and white look, eye-catching

    • Cons: Color inaccuracies (especially with mixed lighting), may look overly edited or virtually staged.

You can select your preferred editing style in our standard online booking form here. Alternatively, inform our customer service team of your choice. Please note, we typically default to our Regular HDR Style if no choice has been specified.

Understanding the differences between Classic HDR and Regular HDR can help you decide which style best suits your listing. Classic HDR offers a natural blend with more accurate colors, ideal for a realistic portrayal. On the other hand, Regular HDR provides vibrant and bright images that are highly eye-catching but may appear less natural.

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