Ipix 360 Degree Photography, Virtual Tour Homes, Ipix Virtual Tours, Digital Cameras

Yes, searching for a particular web hosting service provider to host your tours can be confusing. There are dozens of choices, so how can you tell which one is just right for you?

While you can host your tours on your own website, it can quickly grow into a large problem. Bandwidth is not cheap and [...]

Virtual tours are a must for every real estate listing. In todays market 80% of people looking for a new home are doing it online. It is extremely frustrating when you go to see a listing of a property that sounds fantastic, but there are no photos or virtual tour to show the layout of [...]

In the early 90’s, home buyers started heading out in a new direction to look for homes. It was this thing called the internet. It provided information, or at least held that promise, convenience and most important of all – it provided anonymity! The only problem was, in the early 90’s their just wasn’t a [...]

If a picture is worth 1000 words, then a virtual tour is worth ten million. In a competitive real estate market it is important to ensure that set your property apart from other homes on the market, something I call competitive advantage. Weather you are selling your home through a Real Estate Professional or doing [...]

I have been reading quiet a few articles relating to Real Estate Photography and the equipment required. Sure there may be times when multiple strobes or other special equipment is needed but for 99 percent of jobs you simply need the following 4 items:

Digital SLR
Although you can use a top end camera costing many thousands, [...]

More and more people choose to make their purchases online because it’s more comfortable, more economic and less time consuming. Recent studies showed that around 20% of Internet users shop online once per week and this number is growing strong. This is good news for manufacturers and retailers but it also has a downside: companies [...]

How often have you come home from your vacation with dozens or even hundreds of photos, only to feel disappointed that somehow your snapshots never seem to capture the grandeur of the sights you’ve seen?
I know I have — too many times!

Now, why is that? I have a pretty good camera, and I know how [...]

The Rule of Thirds
When composing an image, we often are inclined to put the main subject – be it a peak, a person, or a prayer flag – smack dab in the middle of the frame. While this can work sometimes – as evidenced by Steve McCurry’s iconic portraits – it often leaves the image [...]