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How are you all getting your headshots done these days?

Curious how everyone in real estate is handling headshots right now.

Are you still doing the full traditional route (book a photographer, studio lighting, 2–3 looks, etc.), or are you going more DIY with good natural light + phone + light editing?

Personally, I’ve run into a few problems:

  • I outgrow my headshot fast (new haircut, new style, different vibe).
  • Coordinating a shoot around open houses and client calls is a nightmare.
  • I end up reusing the same image everywhere and it starts to feel stale.

I’ve been seeing more talk about AI‑powered headshot tools lately and keep hearing the name Looktara come up as an option for getting “studio‑quality” photos without a photographer. Supposedly you upload a bunch of your own pics once and then generate different professional shots as you need them.

Has anyone here in real estate actually tried it?

  • Did the photos look realistic enough for yard signs / business cards / online profiles?
  • Would you trust an AI‑generated headshot on something permanent like a bus bench or billboard?
  • Or do you feel like, in this industry, it still has to be a traditional photographer to feel legit?

Would love to hear what’s working for you—both for keeping your image current and for not spending a fortune every time you want to update your look.

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