Do the 360 tours or the links ever expire?

No, 360 tours can be used for the purposes of long term marketing, and the tours are hosted online with no expiration date. There are many ways to host a 360 tour, so if one doesn’t fit your needs we can take a look at other options.

Do you provide aerial (drone) photography?

Yes!  In the second half of 2016, the FAA made it legally possible for businesses, professional photographers, and realtors to use drones for commercial purposes if the pilot passes an aeronautical knowledge exam at an approved FAA testing center and obtains a remote pilot airman certificate with a small UAS (unmanned aircraft system) rating.  Dan, the photographer and owner of DJZ Photography, is a licensed & insured remote pilot with a small UAS rating (drones).  

After you take the pictures and edit them, how does a client get them?

The easiest way is for me to put them online, and then send the realtor a link to download all the pictures in a .zip file.  

What payment types do you accept?

Cash or check are great, but credit cards are also accepted via PayPal invoices.  You can make checks out to "DJZ Photography."

When is payment due?

Up front is preferred, but if that is not possible then within 14 days of the photo shoot.  In exchange for paying for the photos, you are granted permission to use the copyrighted images.  In situations where an individual is paying for photos of their own home or "For Sale by Owner" photo shoots, payment is due up front at the time of the photo shoot. (Because I can't call your boss if you don't pay!)

When someone pays for photos, do they get the exclusive license to do whatever they want with the photos?

Generally speaking, most photographers don’t sell ownership of photos & videos to clients, but rather are granting clients a license to use & display the photos & videos in specified ways. Since I am granting permission to use photos to a specific client or clients, someone hiring me for photography cannot transfer or sell usage rights to others since I own all rights to the photos.  In most cases, if multiple parties want to license photos or videos I’ve created, I can grant multiple licenses at a discount. This is great for clients because if multiple parties license the photos and share the cost, each photo licensee can get permission to use the photos at a reduced rate.