HDR photography.
Five-stage processing on every frame. The standard for every property, interior and exterior, with no minimum image count.
Real estate photography services are the full set of listing media a property needs to sell online: HDR photos, a 360 virtual tour, walkthrough video, aerial coverage, virtual staging, and a floor plan. We run all of it in house, so one visit covers the listing. HDR on every shoot, 24 to 48 hour delivery, no photo minimums, and rates that start at $200 and are published below. We shoot across New York City and Baltimore.
Named as a top real estate photography company on Peerspace and Giggster. Shot for Airbnb directly across more than 100 units. Quoted as a local expert in Redfin's guide to preparing a home for a photo shoot.
HDR stands for high dynamic range. A single camera exposure can't hold a bright window and a dim corner at the same time. One ends up blown out, the other ends up muddy. HDR captures several exposures of the same frame and merges them, so the window keeps its view and the room keeps its detail. It's the reason a professional interior reads even and true while a phone shot reads dark or washed out. Every OpenDoors360 frame runs through the same five stages.
Each frame is shot as several exposures, from dark to bright, on a leveled tripod so the geometry stays square.
The exposures are combined into one frame that holds the window, the walls, and the shadows together.
Light is balanced across the image so the room reads bright and natural rather than flat or overcooked.
Mixed light from windows, lamps, and overheads is neutralized so whites read white and wood reads true.
Verticals are straightened, distractions are cleaned, and each frame is sharpened and exported web-ready and MLS-sized.
Real estate photography is professional photography made to market a property for sale or rent. It covers the interior, the exterior, and the details that move a buyer, processed so the space reads bright, accurate, and true to its real size.
Almost all potential buyers and renters start on a screen. They scroll dozens of online listings and decide in a few seconds which ones are worth a visit. The photos make that call. A listing with clear, well-lit interiors gets clicked, saved, and shared. A listing with dark, crooked, or phone-shot images gets scrolled past, no matter how good the property is in person. In a competitive market, that first impression is the listing.
Professional real estate photography does more than look better. It sets the price expectation, signals that the listing is well represented, and pulls a higher share of qualified showings. For real estate agents, that's the difference between a launch weekend that books tours and one that sits. Listings that read well sell faster, and the cost of a shoot is small next to the cost of a listing that stalls. Professional real estate photography follows the same logic on apartments, houses, and luxury homes across every price tier.
Most agents juggle real estate photographers, a video editor, and a virtual tours vendor on three different timelines. We run the full real estate media set in house, so one shoot covers the listing across MLS, social media, and a brokerage site. Photography, virtual tours, dynamic listing videos, drone footage, virtual staging, and floor plans come from one team. Add only what a given listing needs. Vacant units usually add staging on top of the photos at $50 per image, and the virtual staging New York page covers which rooms earn it.
Five-stage processing on every frame. The standard for every property, interior and exterior, with no minimum image count.
Immersive virtual tours buyers move through on their own time. Listings with interactive tours hold attention longer and pull more qualified showings. Six months of hosting included.
Dynamic listing videos and cinematic clips shot the way a buyer moves through a space. 4K walkthrough cut for listing platforms, social media, and broker reels.
Drone photography across New York markets. Two ready clips of aerial drone footage and five HDR aerial photos per session, with airspace handled where required.
Furnish a vacant unit digitally. Faster and less expensive than physical staging, and useful for empty rooms that need context so buyers can read the room layout.
A clean floor plan that gives buyers a read on the property's layout and flow. Each floor plan pairs well with photos and a 360 virtual tour on the same listing.
Five HDR images shot at dusk. Exterior-focused, built for properties with views or exterior lighting that reads best after sunset.
High-resolution records of adjacent properties for developers and contractors working near occupied buildings before work begins.
Every HDR shoot covers the property end to end. There is no minimum image count and no per-photo charge. Pricing is set by interior square footage, so the number is the same whether a unit needs twenty frames or sixty.
You get a single download link with web-ready and MLS-sized versions of every frame. No watermarks on the final set, no resizing on your end. 360 virtual tours arrive as a hosted URL you drop straight into the listing.
OpenDoors360 started in Brooklyn in 2020 and runs two markets directly. Colin operates in New York, and Willis runs the Maryland side from Baltimore with a local photographer on the shoot. You work with the operator, not a dispatcher routing a freelancer. Both are real estate photographers with years of experience photographing properties for real estate professionals, from one-bedroom apartments to houses and luxury homes. Aerial and drone coverage is available in New York markets. Borough-by-borough coverage, neighborhood examples, and the scheduling detail for the city sit on the new york real estate photography page.
The same HDR standard and delivery window apply across every type of real estate professional, and both markets are run by the same two real estate photographers. Whether you list one property a month or run a portfolio, the booking is the same and the number is published. Property owners marketing commercial buildings work with the same real estate photographers and the same process as residential agents.
Listing agents and property managers across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island, plus Long Island and Westchester. For Nassau and Suffolk, start with real estate photography on Long Island.
View New York →Coverage across Baltimore neighborhoods and the surrounding Maryland counties, operated locally by Willis. Rates and coverage for the whole state are on the Maryland real estate photography page.
View Baltimore →Most photographers hide their pricing behind a contact form. Ours is below. Rates scale with interior square footage and every HDR shoot includes full property coverage. For a full breakdown of how much real estate photography costs, we published the rate table and the reasoning behind it, and we went through the return on it in is real estate photography worth it. Aerial is available in New York markets. Call or text (701) 566-9171 for anything over 5,500 sq ft.
| Square Footage | HDR Photography | 360 Virtual Tour | Video Walkthrough | Drone / Aerial NY Only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 - 1,500 sq ft | $200 | $300 | $150 | $250 |
| 1,500 - 2,500 sq ft | $275 | $400 | $200 | $250 |
| 2,500 - 3,500 sq ft | $375 | $500 | $250 | $350 |
| 3,500 - 4,500 sq ft | $475 | $600 | $300 | $450 |
| 4,500 - 5,500 sq ft | $575 | $700 | $350 | $550 |
| 5,500+ sq ft | Custom Quote. Call or text (701) 566-9171 | |||
| Add-ons · pair with any package, any size | ||||
| Virtual Staging | $50 per image | |||
| Twilight | $200 5 images, flat | |||
| Rush Service | From $75 same-week, scales with property size | |||
| Square Footage | HDR + Video | HDR + Video + 360 |
|---|---|---|
| 0 - 1,500 sq ft | $300 | $575 |
| 1,500 - 2,500 sq ft | $400 | $775 |
| 2,500 - 3,500 sq ft | $525 | $975 |
| 3,500 - 4,500 sq ft | $675 | $1,200 |
| 4,500 - 5,500 sq ft | $775 | $1,400 |
| 5,500+ sq ft | Custom Quote. Call or text (701) 566-9171 | |
Almost no listing needs the whole menu. What a property needs depends on its size and on who is meant to click it, so here are four cases and what real estate photographers would put on each. Every number is the starting rate from the table above.
HDR photography at $200 is usually the whole job. Add the 1-take walkthrough video for $150 if the unit is going on social media too. A 360 virtual tour rarely earns its cost on a floor plan a buyer can read in six photos.
HDR plus virtual staging at $50 per image. Empty rooms photograph honestly and still read small, because nothing in the frame gives a viewer scale. Stage the living room and the primary bedroom first and leave the rest bare.
HDR, video, and a 360 virtual tour together run $575 as a bundle against $600 booked apart. Out-of-town potential buyers walk the property in the tour before they book a flight, so the tour is doing the first showing.
Aerial from $250, New York only, when the lot, the roofline, or the block is the selling point. Twilight at $200 flat for five images when the exterior lighting is. Both are add-ons to a standard HDR shoot, not replacements for it. Our post on when a twilight shoot is worth it covers the call.
Address, square footage, services, and your listing deadline. Five minutes by form or phone. We confirm a slot the same day.
The operator shoots the full property in HDR, plus any add-on services. One to three hours on site depending on size.
Each image is merged, tone-mapped, color-corrected, and finished. 360 virtual tours are stitched and published to a hosted URL.
Web-ready and MLS-sized exports in a single link, 24 to 48 hours from the shoot. The listing goes live on time.
Working with OpenDoors360 for real estate photography was great. They were punctual and very communicative during the whole process, and got right to work. I would work with them again in a heartbeat.
Real estate photography is professional photography made to market a property for sale or rent. It covers the interior, exterior, and selling details of a home, processed so the space reads bright, accurate, and true to size. We shoot every property in HDR, which merges several exposures so windows, walls, and shadows all hold detail in one frame.
HDR photography, the only quality we shoot, starts at $200 for properties up to 1,500 square feet. Pricing scales with interior square footage. A 360 virtual tour add-on starts at $300 and video starts at $150. Our full rate table is published above.
HDR stands for high dynamic range. Each frame is captured as several exposures, then merged so a bright window and a dim corner both hold detail in the same image. We finish every HDR frame through a five-stage process: capture, merge, tone-mapping, color correction, and detail finishing. HDR is on every shoot, not an upgrade.
Standard delivery is 24 to 48 hours from the shoot. A rush add-on is available from $75 for same-day or next-day turnaround when our schedule allows. Tell us your listing deadline when you book and we schedule the shoot to match it.
No. We shoot the full property and deliver the full set. There is no minimum image count and no per-photo charge. Pricing is set by interior square footage, so the number is the same whether the unit needs twenty frames or sixty.
We cover all five New York City boroughs, plus Long Island and Westchester, and we cover Baltimore and the surrounding Maryland counties. Colin operates out of Brooklyn, and Willis runs the Maryland side from Baltimore with a local photographer on the shoot. Aerial coverage is available in New York markets.
Yes. Every service can be combined in a single shoot, which is the most efficient way to market a listing across MLS, social media, and a brokerage site at once. We run photography, 360 virtual tours, video, virtual staging, floor plans, and aerial in house.
Professional real estate photography starts with a full HDR shoot: interior coverage of every room, hallway, and finished space, the exterior and the approach, and detail frames of the finishes that sell. You get web-ready and MLS-sized exports of every image in one link, with no watermarks, no minimum image count, and no per-photo charge. The rest of the set, 360 virtual tours, video, aerial, virtual staging, floor plans, and twilight, is booked onto the same visit.
Yes. Virtual staging is $50 per image and furnishes a vacant unit digitally, which is the usual fix when empty rooms read small in listing photos. Twilight photography is $200 flat for five exterior images shot at dusk, and it works on properties whose exterior lighting or views read best after sunset. Both are add-ons to an HDR shoot rather than standalone bookings.
We shoot 360 virtual tours: high-resolution panoramas linked room to room and delivered as a hosted URL with six months of hosting included, from $300. A 3D tour is a different product, a scanned and measurable model of the property, and the two are priced and used differently. Our comparison of a 3D virtual tour against a 360 tour lays out which format a given listing needs.
Two business hours. No phone tag, no discovery call, no sales script.
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