# Resaltalo or a real estate photographer

> Professional photographer or Resaltalo: one takes the photos, the other turns them into reels, flyers and copy. When each makes sense and how to combine them.

A real estate photographer takes the photos and sometimes a video of the property, paid per shoot. Resaltalo does not take photos: it uses the ones you already have (from the listing or your phone), improves their light and turns them into reels, flyers, carousels and copy with your brand. They do not compete: with good photos, the kit comes out even better.

## Who does what

| Task | Photographer | Resaltalo |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Take the photos | Yes | No |
| Improve light and sharpness | Yes, when editing | Yes, automatically |
| Walkthrough video | Sometimes, at extra cost | Reels and landscape video built from the photos |
| Flyers, carousels and copy | No | Yes, with your brand |
| Paid | Per shoot | Once per property |

## If you cannot hire a photographer

- Shoot with your phone held horizontally, in daylight, with the lights on.
- Declutter the rooms before shooting: fewer objects, more space.
- Resaltalo fixes light and sharpness without inventing anything the property lacks.

## If you already have professional photos

Use them: the kit keeps the original quality and makes the most of it in every format, from the printed flyer to the vertical reel.

## Frequently asked questions

### Does Resaltalo add furniture or change rooms?

No. It only improves light and sharpness. It never adds furniture, rooms or views.

### How many photos are needed?

8 to 15 good photos are enough for a full kit.

Upload the link with the photos you already have and see the free preview.

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Original page: https://resaltalo.com/en/resaltalo-vs-real-estate-photographer · Updated: 2026-11-01 · Resaltalo Team (https://resaltalo.com/en/team)