# Listing Camera

> Listing Camera - Real Estate is an iPhone and iPad camera app for real estate listing photos, built by Mike (Michael) Yamin, a photographer for almost 20 years and real estate photographer with more than 2,500 homes photographed in Fairfield County, Connecticut and beyond. You just take the photo; the enhancement runs automatically in the background (about 30-40 seconds per photo) and fixes light, color and exposure. Nothing in the home is staged, added or removed.

- App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/listing-camera-real-estate/id6784815571
- Website: https://listing-camera.com/
- Maker: Mike Yamin, https://www.mikeyamin.com
- Support: listingcamerasupport@gmail.com
- Sitemap: https://listing-camera.com/sitemap.xml
- Guides index: https://listing-camera.com/guides/ · Free tools: https://listing-camera.com/tools/

## What it does
- Take photos in the app (or import existing ones); each is enhanced automatically in the background, about 30-40 seconds per photo, so you keep shooting.
- Fixes dim or uneven light, exposure and color casts, tuned separately for interiors, exteriors and scenery.
- Helps correct crooked verticals and phone-lens distortion.
- Before/after kept for every shot; photos organized by property address; one-tap stacked before/after image for social.
- Works on iPhone and iPad (iOS 18 or later). Android is coming soon.

## Honest limits
- It improves the photo, not the house: no virtual staging, no objects added or removed; the home's contents, wear and flaws stay as they are.
- One exception: exterior photos always come back with a sunny blue sky, even if shot on a gray day.
- Because of the sky replacement and because MLS rules vary, users should check their MLS's rules on edited-photo disclosure.
- It does not replace good technique (level phone, sensible height, lights on), and it does not produce twilight or aerial shots. For luxury or high-stakes listings, the maker recommends hiring a professional photographer.
- Not available on Android yet.

## Pricing (USD)
- Free: new accounts start with 3 free enhancements.
- Listing Pack: $14.99 one-time for 25 photos, no subscription needed (good for a single home or a FSBO sale).
- Pro: $19.99/month or $179.99/year (the yearly plan has a 3-day free trial); 50 credits per month that roll over. One credit = one photo enhancement.
- Extra: 25-credit pack for $7.99, available to Pro subscribers.
- Referral: share your code, and when a friend uses it you get 5 free credits.

## Who it's for
- Real estate agents who want every listing to look good, and to list the same day.
- For-sale-by-owner (FSBO) sellers.
- Landlords and short-term rental hosts.
- Property managers who need consistent photos across units.

## Guides
- [How to take real estate photos: a complete beginner's guide](https://listing-camera.com/guides/real-estate-photography-for-beginners/): start here: the whole process in order (prep, timing, technique, shot list, mistakes, editing, upload), 10 quick tips for agents, and links to every guide and tool.
- [iPhone real estate photography: how to take listing photos with your phone](https://listing-camera.com/guides/iphone-real-estate-photos/): camera height, straight vertical lines, the 0.5x lens, room order, lights and blinds.
- [How many listing photos do you need, and which shots to take](https://listing-camera.com/guides/how-many-listing-photos/): set size by home size and a room-by-room shot list.
- [The best time of day to photograph a home's exterior](https://listing-camera.com/guides/best-time-to-photograph-house-exterior/): match the time to the direction the house faces; gray days; an honest note on sky replacement.
- [Listing photo prep checklist: room by room](https://listing-camera.com/guides/listing-photo-prep-checklist/): printable, room by room, exterior and photo day.
- [Pro photographer, DIY, editing apps or automatic enhancement? An honest comparison](https://listing-camera.com/guides/listing-photo-options/): hire a pro vs DIY phone photos vs manual editing vs automatic enhancement, and when each makes sense.
- [15 listing photo mistakes that cost showings, and how to fix each one](https://listing-camera.com/guides/listing-photo-mistakes/): 15 common mistakes (eye-level shots, leaning walls, too-wide lenses, dark rooms, bathroom clutter, bad exteriors, over-editing) with the fix for each.
- [What is sky replacement in real estate photos?](https://listing-camera.com/guides/what-is-sky-replacement/): definition, how it's done, when it misleads, and disclosure (rules vary by MLS); states plainly that Listing Camera always returns exteriors with a sunny sky.
- [How to photograph a kitchen for a listing](https://listing-camera.com/guides/photograph-kitchen-listing/): clearing counters, lighting, a slightly higher camera height, island angles from both sides, straight-on and detail shots, reflections on stainless steel.
- [How to photograph a small bathroom for a listing](https://listing-camera.com/guides/photograph-small-bathroom/): prep, where to stand (doorway, far corner, inside the tub), vanity-height camera, careful 0.5x use, staying out of the mirror.
- [How to photograph rooms with bright windows](https://listing-camera.com/guides/bright-windows-interior-photos/): timing, lights, blinds, angles and exposure for window-heavy rooms, plus an honest note on what a phone (and editing) can't recover.
- [Rental and Airbnb listing photo checklist](https://listing-camera.com/guides/rental-listing-photo-checklist/): printable checklist for landlords, property managers and short-term rental hosts: prep, every room, amenity shots, photo day and honest photos.
- [Real estate photography glossary](https://listing-camera.com/guides/real-estate-photography-glossary/): 25 plain-English definitions (HDR, bracketing, verticals, flambient, window pull, twilight, sky replacement, virtual staging, MLS and more).
- [Zillow listing photo requirements: size, format and rules](https://listing-camera.com/guides/zillow-listing-photo-requirements/): Zillow's photo specs from its help pages (JPG/GIF/PNG/TIF, under 50 MB, min 330 x 220 px, 1536 x 1152 suggested), no branding on photos, MLS feed photo updates, Rental Manager rules; links to Zillow's official pages.
- [Airbnb photo requirements and tips for hosts](https://listing-camera.com/guides/airbnb-photo-requirements/): Airbnb's photo specs from its help and resource pages (at least 5 photos, min 1024 x 683 px, 1200 x 800 recommended up to about 10 MB, horizontal), cover photo and first five photos, photo tour; links to Airbnb's official pages.
- [Vrbo photo requirements for hosts](https://listing-camera.com/guides/vrbo-photo-requirements/): Vrbo's photo rules from its help pages (at least 6 unique photos, min 1024 x 683 px, 3840 x 2160 ideal, horizontal, rejection reasons); links to Vrbo's official pages.
- [Facebook Marketplace photos for a rental or home listing](https://listing-camera.com/guides/facebook-marketplace-rental-photos/): What Facebook's Marketplace help page says about photos (cover photo choice, enhancement) and how to shoot a rental or home for a feed; no size spec is published there.
- [Edited listing photo laws: what California, DC and New York now ask of agents](https://listing-camera.com/guides/edited-listing-photo-disclosure-laws/): news explainer (Oct 23, 2026): California AB 723 altered-photo disclosure (definition and excluded adjustments quoted from the bill), DC's Oct 9, 2026 bill, New York proposals, NAR Code; where sky replacement fits; links to primary sources.
- [Best iPhone camera settings for real estate photos (iOS 27)](https://listing-camera.com/guides/iphone-camera-settings-real-estate/): iPhone camera settings for listing photos on iOS 27 (grid and level, Lens Correction, HDR, Photographic Styles, resolution and formats, Prioritize Faster Shooting, Preserve Settings, exposure, flash, aspect ratio, Apple Reference Image), each checked against Apple's iPhone User Guide and linked.
- [Real estate photo shoot checklist for agents: what to bring and do](https://listing-camera.com/guides/agent-photo-day-checklist/): printable checklist for agents shooting their own listings: days before, night before, what to bring, walk-through, shooting order, every room, before you leave and after the shoot.
- [The best apps for real estate listing photos in 2026, compared honestly](https://listing-camera.com/guides/best-apps-real-estate-listing-photos/): ten iPhone listing photo apps (Listing Camera, Exposio, RealtyCam, ListingPix, Nodalview, Ovvy, SnapSnapSnap, Realty Pro Shots, Lightroom, Snapseed) compared only from their own App Store listings (Oct 29, 2026): what each does, how you pay, what it edits; author built Listing Camera and discloses it; not a quality ranking.
- [All guides](https://listing-camera.com/guides/)

## Free tools
- [Free listing photo checker](https://listing-camera.com/tools/listing-photo-checker/): drop in listing photos to flag ones that are too dark, have a yellow or blue color cast, crushed shadows or blown-out windows, are vertical, too small (vs Zillow 1536x1152 suggestion and Airbnb 1024x683 minimum) or over ~10 MB; grid overlay for checking verticals by eye. Runs in the browser; nothing is uploaded.
- [Free MLS photo resizer](https://listing-camera.com/tools/mls-photo-resizer/): batch resize and JPEG-compress listing photos to a chosen long edge (1024-3000 px or custom) and quality; download individually or as a zip. Runs in the browser; nothing is uploaded. Users should check their own MLS's photo requirements.
- [Listing shot-list generator](https://listing-camera.com/tools/shot-list-generator/): enter bedrooms, bathrooms and features to get an ordered, printable shot list with a suggested photo count. Runs in the browser.
- [All tools](https://listing-camera.com/tools/)