Real estate photography and video in Port Coquitlam

Port Coquitlam is a family market built on narrow lots, and narrow lots are where wide angle discipline shows. There is often nowhere to stand far enough back for a frontage, and the reflex is to reach for a wider lens. That bows the house outward at the edges, which any buyer notices without being able to say why, and it is the single most common failure we see in this price band.

The answer is lens choice and camera position rather than more width: shoot from the right distance at the right height and correct the verticals, or shoot the frontage in two frames rather than forcing one. It is slower and it is the difference between a house that looks like itself and one that looks like a fisheye.

The same restraint applies indoors. A room shot too wide sells a lie the buyer discovers at the first showing, and an agent who has walked a disappointed buyer around a room smaller than its photographs does not book that photographer twice.