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Full frame sensor DSLR with 14mm lens Crop sensor DSLR with 14mm lens Andy Landgraf 808.225.9005 andy@360propertyvideos.com www.360propertyvideos.com Highlighting interior views of a property is one of the most important factors of marketing real estate. Most Realtors understand the importance of having a wide-angle lens; however, many do not realize that a full frame DSLR Camera is just as critical in order to capture these wide-angle views. The two main types of cameras used among professional photographers include: 1) Crop sensor DSLR and 2) Full frame sensor DSLR. The major difference is that photos from crop sensor DSLR cameras show approximately 50 to 60 percent less area than photos taken on full frame sensor DSLR cameras. These photos were taken from the same location in a condo recently sold by Jack Tyrrell at Hokua in Honolulu. The condo was originally listed for $4.388 million, which was the highest listing price among all Hokua units at that time, and the condo sold for $4.288 million. Money Shot Minute Advice: Please make sure your photographer uses a full frame camera. R(S), SRS Cell: 808.283.5166 Chris@ChrisHaighMaui.com www.ChrisHaighMaui.com Spectacular 2,280’ sq. ft. 3 Bedroom 3½ Bath interior, 609’ of lanais, 1,000’ courtyard and 1 car garage Located on Kapalua Bay, which was the very first beach ranked by Dr. Beach as “America’s Best Beach” Three sets of disappearing pocket doors connect the unusually large lanai to the grand salon Both the master bedroom, kitchen and grand salon offer gorgeous Molokai, sunset and ocean views The gentle sounds of the waves are always present at this ground floor residence with direct beach access S PECIALIZING IN K APALUA R EAL E STATE 15 C OCONUT G ROVE , K APALUA , M AUI - $4,995,000 Call Now for Expert property Representation! Chris Haigh chris.indd 1 9/22/2014 7:03:36 PM L uxury L iving P A C I F I C 58 TM