Q. I like Virtual Tours. Is there a way to turn my pictures into Virtual Tours?
A. Virtual Tours can be formatted for those who take their own pictures, saving money.
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Q. What is the difference between a $50 Virtual Tour and a $95 Virtual Tour?
A. It is the difference between a short walk and a long ride. PhotoPro is proud to offer the highest quality, most comprehensive and longest virtual tour available in Minneapolis for $95. The $50 tour is a service offered to accomodate those who choose to take their own photos, but would like them presented in a virtual tour format. |
Q. Does PhotoPro provide Real Estate Stills?
A. Real Estate Stills are available if you need them for advertising and other promotions. Stills are available at no charge with the $95 Virtual Tour or $75 without the tour, which includes a photo shoot and catalogue of images.
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Q. Where are you located?
A. Near the intersection of Highway 169 and 36th Avenue North, convenient to the Western, Northern and Southwestern suburbs.
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Q. How much notice do you need?
A. Next day, sometimes the same day or day after tomorrow. If there is an urgent situation, PhotoPro will do everything possible to accomodate the schedules of the parties involved.
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Q. How do I contact you?
A. Click the email link or call the phone number on the Home Page.
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Q. Am I stuck with the photos I took, or can they be saved?
A. Unless the photos are blurry or very dark, they can probably be saved, or at least improved. You might consider Retouching, which usually yields a greatly improved image for a nominal fee. Photos are frequently the first contact a prospect has with a home for sale, The better the photos, the better the chances for a property showing.
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Q. My business photo was awful when I had it taken and is now dated. I am thinking of having my picture taken where I get my photos printed. One camera is pretty much like another, right?
A. PhotoPro does Portraits. My studio is small and in my home, but the ambience is warm and inviting. My clients are among the happier people using their picture in the course of business.
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