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BoxBrownie.com is the first company to commercially edit HDR bracketed 360° images, blend and make them suitable for Facebook upload. Using 360° images is a great way to market a listing because it enables buyers to feel as though they are standing in the home.

We have put together a summary of the top three cameras we recommend for anyone looking to get into real estate photography, and shoot like a pro.

Real estate photo editing is not a new thing and is regular practice in property marketing, but there is a fine line between what is right and wrong when editing photos for advertising.

Real estate photography may look easy, but there are a few key techniques that photographers use to catch the perfect hero shot.

It is all too common with new real estate photographers to miss small things they can do to make a property really standout in images. With this list, you'll be well on your way to impressing clients with your professional real estate photos.

Aerial shots have become a popular request by real estate agents. Here are some tips for getting the most flight time from your drone.

The key to promoting any kind of property is about helping people visualize it as their own. With increasing numbers of developers now in the market, using high-quality 3D renders is essential for staying ahead of the competition.

Bracketing is a common technique used by photographers to produce images with a High Dynamic Range (HDR) and detail. All the best photographers do it and so should you.

What's happening in December and the New Year.

You have all the gear, now you need to get out and start shooting with these easy steps!

To get you on the way to taking amazing shots, we have outlined some basic settings to get you started.

We asked Brad Filliponi about the best camera for real estate. Suitable for both agents and property managers looking to take their own photos.

BoxBrownie.com Director, Brad Filliponi, talks to Jason Stock, from REMAX Nambour, about the importance of staging for a successful and fast sale.

Our photographers have been doing real estate shoots for years, and have given us a few handy hacks that are great for those new to the industry.

Dusk (or twilight) shots can make an ordinary home look extraordinary, plus it can hide any ugly defects. This is the hardest time of the day to shoot and why photographers charge a premium for this service. Here are some handy tips for getting started with dusk real estate photography.

Real Estate Photographers must have the ability to take striking exterior photos, in all conditions, rain, hail or shine. To help you get the best exterior day-time photos we have put together a list of some handy tips.