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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Which is Better? A Smart Phone or Professional Camera to Take Pic
Do You Use a Professional Camera to Take Pictures and Video to Market Your Property or a Smart Phone?
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I invested in a semi-professional camera with an ultra-wide angle lens and I don't regret it.
It cost me around $1,000 and I already got that money back by attracting more tenants quicker. I'd probably pay for a professional photographer anyways if I'm selling, but for renting, I think it's perfect. Plus, it's great to take nice travel photos as well.