Have you seen photoshop in a house ad before?
 

Here's a pretty rough example I saw today. Lots of photoshopped rooms.

http://www.trulia.com/property/photo...J-08505#item-3

http://thumbs.trulia-cdn.com/picture...709b2768e9.jpg

You should go by the MLS listing... Never seen anything shopped in that.

MLS will have wide angle lens and lighting changes in a lot of cases.

How much time and money did they waste on that crap :rofl:

The pictures for my house listing are wide angle and make the rooms look a lot larger then they are.

http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f3...WlsLmpwZWc.jpg

MyfirstZ's pic is an example of good photography. The pic in the OP is just amateur crappy editing

Most of them are bad but this one is somewhat not as terrible :lol:

http://thumbs.trulia-cdn.com/picture...bf1e2de2c8.jpg

if i was buying that house id request that it comes furnished as in the pics. lol

Seems legit.

haha wow I only saw it on my phone before and looked alright thought the depth was what you were reffering to. I see now ! holy crap

Speaking as a Realtor I was always told that it was illegal to misrepresent property by altering a photo. That is an easy way for the buyer to decline purchase at the last moment without penalty and they would have the right to sue the seller for any and all costs involved. I had gone to show a property where the listing agent photoshopped out the monster sized electrical towers behind the home from the outside pictures. The agent could be brought before the board for doing that. Then again South Jersey does real estate differently than Central and North NJ. Rules are rules for a reason.

BTW: I despise a wide angle lens. A property is what it is, you don't want to waste time dealing with angry buyers be straight and honest and it will sell play games and I wouldn't show it.

how can you be so sure that they are photoshopped in though

Please tell me you are kidding.

i am kidding.

OK then.

ok. i bid to you a good day sir.