Nigel Everett Photography · Real estate media
See what you get.
A closer look at the media that helps buyers understand your property—from a cinematic video to an interactive tour, a clear floor plan, digitally staged spaces, and twilight photography.
Explore real examples from recent shoots, then choose the media that fits your property.
Floor plan
Understand the layout at a glance.
A clear floor plan gives buyers another way to understand the home. Room labels, the arrangement of spaces, and measurements where included make it easier to see how the property fits their needs.
Interactive 3D tour
Explore at your own pace.
A 3D tour lets viewers move through the property themselves, revisit individual rooms, and understand the home’s layout before an in-person visit. It turns a quick look into a more personal exploration.
What to look for
Room-to-room navigation
Explore the property in the order you choose, rather than following a fixed video.
A sense of space
Understand the relationship between rooms and how the layout fits together.
Time to take a closer look
Pause, turn, and revisit areas without rushing through the viewing experience.
Before & after · Virtual staging
See the possibilities in an empty room.
Virtual staging adds digital furniture and decor to a property photo, helping buyers imagine how a space could be used. The comparison below shows the same bedroom at 5930 Bunty Lane before and after virtual staging.
The room as it was photographed, before digital furniture and decor are added.
The same view with digital furnishings that help illustrate the room’s possibilities.
Furniture and decor in the staged image are digitally added. Before-and-after labels make the distinction clear.
What to look for
A clearer sense of purpose
See how an empty space could work as a living room, bedroom, office, or other functional area.
Furniture in context
Understand how a room could be arranged and how individual pieces relate to the space.
A transparent comparison
Original and staged images are shown separately and clearly labeled for viewers.
Before & after · Virtual twilight
A different light. A lasting impression.
Virtual twilight brings an evening atmosphere to an exterior photograph. A dusk sky, warm lighting, and inviting reflections give outdoor spaces a distinctive look. See the transformation of the pool and backyard at 110 McClellan Road in Greenfield below.
The pool and outdoor living areas as photographed during the day.
The same perspective with an edited dusk sky, warm lighting, and evening reflections.
The twilight image is digitally edited from the daytime original. The sky and evening lighting are created through editing.
What to look for
Outdoor atmosphere
An evening look makes the pool, patio, and outdoor living areas feel inviting.
Warm lighting
Window and exterior lighting help draw attention to the home and its surroundings.
A striking first impression
A distinctive exterior image adds variety to the property’s presentation.
Property video
See the home in motion.
A property video brings the spaces together in one smooth viewing experience. It gives buyers a sense of the layout, atmosphere, and features that still photos alone can’t show.
What to look for
The flow of the home
See how the rooms connect and how the property feels as one cohesive space.
Features worth noticing
Get a closer look at the interiors, exterior, and details that define the property.
A polished presentation
Thoughtful movement and a consistent visual style bring the listing together.
A few helpful details
Know what
to expect.
Each format serves a different purpose. Choose the combination that fits the property and the way you want to present it.
Is every media type included in every package?
Available media options depend on the package and any add-ons selected. Visit the pricing page to compare what’s included and choose the right combination for your listing.
How is a 3D tour different from a property video?
A video guides viewers through a prepared sequence. A 3D tour lets viewers choose where to go, turn within the spaces, and revisit rooms at their own pace. They offer complementary ways to understand a property.
What does a floor plan add to listing photos?
Photos show the appearance of individual spaces. A floor plan shows how those spaces fit together, making room relationships and the overall layout easier to understand.
How is virtual staging identified?
The original photo is labeled “Before — Original photo,” and the digitally furnished version is labeled “After — Virtually staged.” The comparison makes it clear which image includes digital furniture and decor.
Are twilight photos digitally edited?
The virtual twilight sample above starts with a daytime photograph. The dusk sky and evening lighting are added through editing, and the original image is shown alongside it for a clear comparison.
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that fits your property.
Compare packages and build a presentation that suits the home. Have a particular property in mind? Let’s talk through the options.