As long as you check your pic, if it's close enough, and u shoot on raw, and have light room......

Primarily because I’m a fan of Apple, but I’ll use Lightroom and a bit of Photoshop when I help my wife cull and edit her photo shoots. 

But it's amazing what you can do with a little tweaking in Adobe Lightroom with your iPhone pics.

I'm an amateur at it, but they turn out pretty good and "pop" much more than a simple point and shoot camera.I'm using:Nikon D7000AF-S Nikkor 12-24mm 1:4GPhotomatix Pro (to merge the HDR shots)Adobe Lightroom for photo editing.This house was shot with my camera http://wheelhouseproperties.com/2013/01/1666-n-ridge-circle/This house was shot by a prohttp://wheelhouseproperties.com/2012/01/4435-e-oxford-lane/I quit using the pro to save costs.

My wife does have a nice camera with light room.

Adobe Photoshop is great and I use it often, but I also find myself doing most of the editing I need in Lightroom.  

All digital photos should be edited so having a good knowledge of software editing tools like Photoshop and Lightroom are necessary for editing as well as creating HDR ( high dynamic range) photos.

I have experience with adobe photoshop, Lightroom, premier etc I wanted to ask any agents on here if you guys use photographers often when selling a house.

Landscape photography is a strong suit—with this style I’ve learned to utilize my wide angle lens (16-35mm) on my Canon DSLR, and have become well-acquainted with Adobe Lightroom for photo editing.How valuable do you believe this skill set is as an investor/agent?

retook photos and took my time in lightroom to polish them up, and made sure there was an overall story in terms of the compositions.