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The real estate industry is constantly changing, and virtual tours are a big part of this process. If these tours are created right, they can be very effective, and the home can appear a lot more appealing to potential buyers.

If you’d like to ensure your virtual tour is practical and outstanding, follow these tips:

Make Sure There are No Personalized Items

Remove family photos and personalized décor to prevent buyers from visualizing themselves in the home. All potential buyers need to imagine themselves living in the house, and personalized items will make this hard to do, so clear these items before you shoot the staged home. The property should only have essential furniture pieces, and it is a must that you declutter the space so that there are no distractions.

Make Sure You Have the Right Lighting Around the Property.

Lighting will play an important role in creating the right aesthetic effect, and you will be able to play around with brightness to give off the right impression. Lighting would allow you to change the space, and you would be able to present a different look to your viewers if you have bright and consistent lighting. These will ensure your photos are inviting, beautiful and clean, and the proper lighting will also help your space feel larger than it is.

Make Sure the Viewer can Control the Tour

The point of these tours is to provide the viewer with an immersive experience, so they need to see the different rooms by travelling around them. They should also be able to change the viewing angle, so it is a must that you give them control so that they spend as much time as they want to watch the tour as this will generate more interest.

Try to Incorporate Natural Movement

While you can shoot the tour from various angles, it is vital that you do this in a way that reflects natural movement to mimic a person’s actual experience. Do not neglect any important views and shoot from the room’s corners instead of their central parts.

Don’t Forget about the Outdoor Areas

The viewer has to get a feel of the outdoors to start or end your tour. You can showcase your street’s highlights, conveniences, and any nearby facilities. Emphasize your yard so that the viewer sees the inside and outside of the property.

Inspect the Final Version for Errors

It is a must that your shoot is clear, so check your final tour version to ensure it is not blurry, and do not submit your tour until you see that it is smooth and realistic.

The experts at EnDesign can help you with all of your virtual home staging needs. We specialize in 3D Rendering and Animation Services, so contact us today for more information!