Real-World Examples (Before & After)
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Lighting is one of the most common issues in DIY listing photos. White cabinets and appliances often photograph with a yellow or amber cast that dulls the overall look.
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A quick color correction removes that warm cast, bringing out the clean, bright white buyers expect—and making the space feel fresher and more inviting.
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Even newer homes can suffer from uneven lighting. In this shot, soft blue-gray walls appear amber due to warm indoor light, making the space look dull and dated.
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Color correction brings back the true tone of the walls, while a quick touch-up on the window adds clarity and balance—offering buyers a cleaner, more accurate first impression.
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A flat, overexposed sky can make even a well-kept home look lifeless and washed out—especially in bright midday sun.
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A subtle, natural-looking sky replacement adds depth and contrast, making the home pop and giving buyers a better first impression online.
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The tilted angle and faded grass tones make the yard feel less cared for, even though it’s a beautiful, shaded lot.
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Straightening the horizon and boosting the natural greens gives this property a well-kept, inviting look—without altering the reality of the space.
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Stray branches and scattered leaves on the porch distract from an otherwise welcoming entry.
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A quick digital cleanup removes the mess and clutter, helping buyers focus on the details that matter—like the unique front door and cozy bench.
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Harsh rail and photographer's equipment shadows compete with the space instead of showcasing it.
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A simple edit clears the harsh handrail/tripod shadows and evens the light so the stairwell reads clean and inviting.