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Intro
If your reading this and need a more basic feel first, check out this article:
Introduction to Drone Real Estate Photography
Plan Your Best Time of Day
Description
Best Time of Day to Take Amazing Real Estate Photos
Drone Photo Settings
I’m going to dive strait into talking about the photos. In no way do I consider myself a professional photographer, but I have learned what I need to know to get the best photo with the skills that I do have.
Shoot Photos in RAW format:
RAW format is a larger sized picture to store, but allow for more flexibility when you or your client sits down to edit them.
Aspect Ratio
Define Aspect ratio. 3:2 is ideal. 4:3 will do the trick.
Aperture:
Define aperture. Aperture controls how much light comes through the lens.. Use a setting between F8-F11.
ISO
ISO stands for. ISO controls how sensitive the camera is to light. ISO should be set at 400 or lower. I have found xx works best.
Shutter Speed
Shutter speed controls how long the camera allows light to reach the sensor. Use a shutter speed of 1/60.
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