Welcome!
Please see our Photo Guidelines for more thorough information regarding our photography standards and guidelines to follow. For help with navigating the app, please see our Landing App Guide. This page here provides a quick overview of these.
When photography jobs become available, our app will notify you (please have notifications turned on) and then you can claim jobs that work with your schedule. Under the claimed jobs tab, we will provide you with the location as well as details like a task/shot list and access information to the property. You will get this information when you press "start" in the app but please note, you will not be able to hit "start" until about 30 minutes prior to the job.
Setting up your Account:
If you did not already download the app once you completed the hiring process, please do so now via this link and use the instructions below: Download the “Landing Host” App in the App Store
After you download, click the Forgot Your Password? Button.
Once you reset your password, DO NOT sign-in on the website. Leave the browser and return to your app to sign in.
Navigate to the Available Jobs tab at the bottom of the app to see jobs that are available for you to claim
Claim a job and “Start” your job in the app when it is scheduled!
You should see all information in the description of the assigned job.
Before you leave each job, be sure to mark it "Complete" as we bill out based off of the competed date not start date. Pay Schedule
Photography Standards:
Please shoot in camera RAW - no exceptions
ISO no higher than 400, can use up to 800 but only in really tough lighting conditions- not to be used regularly
Shoot from a tripod all overview photos must utilize a tripod- no handheld shots!
Shooting position: recommended height about 4 ft - or level with door handlesExposure Compensation for window facing shots- Please bracket 3 exposures, 2 stops apart
Please bracket for all Overview shots that are pointed towards a window, optional to bracket up to 5 exposures in high contrast situations. This is necessary to show the view outside the window, bracketed images should be merged in post editing to get the best exposure of both the room and the outside.
Supplies you will need to bring:
A DSLR camera
A 16-35mm lens and a 50mm lens - we suggest shooting in the range of 16mm-22mm for room overview images and 50mm for details shots. You may also use multiple prime lenses that fall anywhere into the 16-35mm range, for example, bring a 20mm prime lens for overview shots and a 50mm prime for detail shots.
Tripod
Remote or wired shutter release (optional but extremely useful for shots with mirrors to remove yourself)
Do not use:
Flash or strobe lighting
Tilt shift lenses
Lenses wider than 16mm