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Why Licenses and Certifications Matter in Real Estate Photography

Updated: Sep 5

Picture this: you’re about to hire a real estate photographer to capture your property in all its glory. You’ve checked out their portfolio, stalked their Instagram, and maybe even done a little happy dance when you saw their stunning aerial shots. But wait—before you book them, do you know if they have the proper licenses and certifications for Real Estate Photography? If you just thought, “Does that even matter?”—spoiler alert—it does!


The Lowdown on Licenses: Why They’re a Big Deal



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  • Licenses are like the secret sauce of the real estate photography world. They ensure that photographers are not just snapping away without a clue but are actually trained, knowledgeable, and, most importantly, legally allowed to do their job.


  • For example, if your photographer is taking those epic drone shots that make your property look like it’s part of a blockbuster movie, they better have an FAA Part 107 certification.


  • This certification is required by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for commercial drone operations in the United States, ensuring that pilots understand the rules and safety measures needed to operate drones in the airspace safely .


Certifications: The Gold Stars That Make Us Shine


  • Now, let’s talk certifications. Think of them as the gold stars you used to get in school, but way cooler. These certifications show that a photographer has gone above and beyond to hone their skills, learn the latest techniques, and understand the nitty-gritty of real estate photography.


  • For instance, HDR (High Dynamic Range) imaging is a popular technique in real estate photography that involves taking multiple exposures of the same scene and combining them to create a perfectly balanced image. A certification in HDR photography ensures that the photographer can handle this complex process effectively, providing photos that truly pop .


Why are Licenses & Certifications in Real Estate Photography important?


  • You might be wondering, “Okay, but how does this affect me?” Great question! When you hire a licensed and certified real estate photographer, you’re not just getting someone with a fancy piece of paper. You’re getting peace of mind. You’re hiring someone who knows how to navigate tricky regulations, who can handle state-of-the-art equipment, and who is committed to delivering top-notch results.


  • It’s like the difference between hiring someone with a learner’s permit versus a seasoned pro who’s been driving for years. You want the pro who knows how to avoid potholes, take the smoothest route, and get you to your destination without a hitch.


RealtaSnap’s Commitment: Licensed, Certified, and Ready to Impress


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  • At RealtaSnap | Real Estate Media, we take our licenses and certifications seriously—because we know you do too. We’ve checked all the boxes, earned all the badges, and jumped through all the hoops so that when you work with us, you know you’re in good hands. From FAA-certified drone pilots to experts in cutting-edge real estate photography techniques, our team is equipped to showcase your property in the best possible light (literally).


  • In fact, we stay updated with industry standards and trends through organizations like the Professional Photographers of America (PPA), which offers various certifications that ensure photographers meet professional standards in technical skills, business practices, and ethics. Our qualified customer service team is always at the ready to provide the best possible service we can to ensure our customers are satisfied.


  • So, the next time you’re looking to capture your property’s charm, remember to ask about those licenses and certifications. It’s not just a formality—it’s your ticket to working with professionals who take their craft as seriously as you take your property.

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