Mixed light
Most interiors mix daylight from windows with warm bulbs and cool LEDs. The camera can only balance for one, so walls near a lamp turn orange while walls near the window turn blue. We correct by area: daylight zones and lamp zones are balanced separately, then joined so the room reads as one space.
Materials
Wood, stone, fabric and paint are what designers and architects care about most. We check that a walnut floor still looks like walnut and that a marble countertop doesn't pick up the color of the wall beside it. If you have finish samples or the designer's color references, send them.
Cleanup
| Usually removed | Only on request |
|---|---|
| Cords, chargers, sensor dust, small marks, the photographer's reflection | Outlets, switches, smoke detectors, vents, exit signs |
We don't remove permanent features that a buyer or tenant would expect to see. For real estate, the honest-photo rule applies: fix light and remove temporary clutter, don't hide the building.
Questions
Can you remove a person walking through the frame?
Usually, if another frame shows the area behind them. Send the extra frames.
Do you correct color for print?
We deliver sRGB for web by default and can deliver Adobe RGB or a print-ready file if your printer gives us their requirements.
Back from a shoot with a full card? Send a few frames and tell us the look. We edit a test, then the set.
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