We can do this by increasing the dynamic range of our images through shooting in brackets or better yet, shooting in RAW – a photographic medium that captures millions of versions of the same image and is therefore as close to capturing what your eye sees as a tool like a camera can get. In order to capture a property in the best possible way, we as photographers have to play around with the light at our disposal to create dynamic images that attract potential buyers even though they are looking at flat, non-adaptive images.
Before: Original Photo After: Real Estate Photo Edit by PhotoUp In photographic terms, your eye has an extremely high dynamic range whereas your camera’s dynamic range is not as high. Your camera can only capture the light that is allowed to strike its sensor and record that light in a way that then translates into a non-adaptive, flat image. Your eye is a wonderfully complex and adaptive tool that works in tandem with your brain to adjust to all lighting conditions no matter where your eye darts. Your camera cannot see perfectly what your eye is seeing. Using a tripod is also essential if you want to shoot bracketed images or do any window masking as it ensures each shot has identical framing for easy blending. Using a tripod allows you to use slower shutter speeds without worrying about camera shake, allows you to easily ensure your camera is always pointed on a horizontal plane to get nice straight vertical lines, and allows you to shoot on all planes comfortably (chest level, eye level, knee level, or above the head levels) which gives you greater versatility to show off a room or house at it’s the best angle.
With a stationary subject, there is no benefit to being mobile which may be the only reason not to use a tripod in other forms of photography.
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