Virtual
tours in North Las Vegas can be potent selling tools
over the coming holiday season. To make the
best use of those tools, it’s important to prepare your home with the special
requirements of the medium in mind. How doing so differs from prepping for
in-the-flesh showings is a subtle but real distinction. Some photographers use
a couple of tricks:
Close One
Eye
Virtual
tours are assemblages of still or video shots —raw material that is all
filtered through the single lens of a camera. When anyone walks through a home,
they do so with both eyes open. They experience a three-dimensional impression
of their surroundings.
What the
“camera sees” is different — it’s why some people and places are said to be
more “photogenic” than others. It’s also why you sometimes see a film director
examining the next shot through a single-lens viewfinder — he’s viewing the set
the way the camera will. The quickest way to start seeing what your virtual
tour will convey is to simply close one eye. Strange but true, when you stand
back and view each room that way, you get a two-dimensional (flat) version of
what’s there.
Snap a
Test Shot
After you
have arranged a room to look pleasing in a one-eyed view, take an actual test
shot, then view it critically. You will probably notice how the camera lens
picks up and seems to magnify any flaws that were less apparent before. You’ll
want to -
·
remove excess furniture (and all clutter) to
“open up” the space, expanding apparent size
·
scrub any surface or thing that appears less
than Q-tip clean
·
place tasteful accessory combinations (lamps,
plants, books) of varying heights next to one another to add dimension
The goal of
virtual tours is to show a comprehensive view of the subject properties, inside
and out — a view that will ignite the imaginations of potential buyers. As we
enter the hectic holiday season, the importance
of North Las Vegas virtual tours can’t be
overemphasized! The buyers (and they are out there!) will be busier than
usual. Call me today to discuss how to reach them!
Provided by: Andrea Gozalez/VIP Realty Group
The Neptune fountain adorns the field at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. This fountain is a replica of the famous Trevi Fountain. Take a virtual tour with these 360 degrees HD interactive panoramas with ambiant sound as if you were there.
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