Whereas 3D tours and video content were considered "nice-to-have" add-ons for sellers, the accessibility of hardware like the Theta X and its ilk, along with easier to use mobile software, have made such marketing tactics borderline commonplace
IGuide's newest home capture solution, Planix, is one the best examples of how advances in camera smarts and market demand are coming together to create a new standard for what buyers know about a home before ever booking a showing
With its Theta line of compact, high-resolution cameras, Ricoh was one of the first major brands to introduce a product specifically for creating online real estate tours
The popularity of 360 virtual tours has exploded this year, which is why agents need to know how they work and how to create them effectively. Here are a few tips from BoxBrownie's Peter Schravemade
Users can create 2D listing images with a new auto-crop feature and create teams so fellow brokers and agents can access video recordings
The coronavirus pandemic is forcing agents to do much more of their previously face-to-face business over a computer. Here are a few novel ways to make it work
App connects to camera through bluetooth for a simple user experience
Ricoh Tours costs $45 per month and will allow agents to make, host and share virtual tours of homes they are marketing
Perfects the lighting and look of your property visuals using bracketing, item removal and exterior view enhancement