Digitally Altered Photos

Digitally altered photos is a slightly different concept than virtually staged photos.These are photos that are digitally manipulated to add/remove physical elements of a property. For instance, you can change the color of the walls or insert newer/more modern kitchen cabinets to give prospective buyers an idea of what a room could look like if changes are made. 

If you upload a digitally altered photo to a listing, you must follow these rules:

  1. Each digitally altered photo must be accompanied by a photograph that presents the true and accurate picture of the property. This photo must show the property as it is when the photograph was taken, without any digital enhancement.
     
  2. Digitally altered photos must be in sequential order, with the "as is" photo appearing first, followed by the digitally altered version.
     
  3. Both photos must include some sort of stamp/watermark that notes that they are either "as is" or  digitally altered.

Please do not enter this information in the photo description/caption field.

 

There is a field (Are any property photos digitally altered?) on the Virtual Tours & Photographers tab in Add/Edit where you can indicate that there are digitally altered photos on the listing:

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Click here for more information.

 

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