Drone photography: what it adds to a property listing
Drone photography shows what a ground camera cannot: the position, the view and the relationship of the property to its area.
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What it shows
Aerial photography shows the neighbourhood, access, outdoor spaces and view. It is useful when these elements are part of the value.
Not every property needs a drone. An apartment on an internal street may benefit more from a good floor plan.
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Rules and quality
Flights respect privacy and regulations. Image quality must be consistent with the rest of the presentation.
Excessive effects reduce credibility. A clean image is more persuasive.
“Aerial photography is not an effect. It is proof of position.”
This article is general information and does not constitute legal, tax or investment advice.
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