LENS7
A Fortune Prophet company
Lens7 is a division of Fortune Prophet DBA. It uses photography, video, imaging and artificial intelligence to market real estate and development projects, from aerial maps and 3D renderings of buildings not yet built to the last social clip of a finished home. Lens7 works with builders, developers and businesses across Tampa Bay. It does not provide real estate brokerage services and does not take on work from outside Realtors.
Lens7.com is a division of Fortune Prophet DBA. Marketing services only.
Write it the way you would say it. The search reads what you need and shows which Lens7 services fit, plus answers to common questions.
Media, marketing and advertising services for homes for sale today, projects still on the drawing board, and the campaigns that bring buyers to both.
Bracketed exposures blended so windows hold their view while rooms stay bright and true to color.
Exteriors shot at dusk with interior lights on, the image that most often becomes the listing's cover photo.
Aerial stills and video that show lot lines, water access, neighborhood context and distance to amenities.
Gimbal-stabilized walkthroughs paced like a short film, cut in both horizontal and vertical formats.
Self-guided virtual tours that let buyers move room to room from any device, day or night.
Clean 2D and 3D floor plans that answer the first question every buyer asks: how does it lay out?
Vacant rooms furnished digitally so buyers can picture scale, flow and lifestyle.
Machine-learning tools that handle the slow edits: sky replacement, lens correction, noise reduction and clutter removal.
Media only works once people see it. Technology carries each listing to the right audience.
Physical pieces that carry the same look as the digital campaign.
Drone imagery stitched into measurable maps and 3D models of land, buildings and job sites.
Turning architectural plans into images and models buyers, lenders and investors can understand before construction begins.
Photo-realistic exterior and interior renderings of homes, townhomes and commercial projects that are not yet built.
Animated fly-throughs of a planned community or building, used to pre-sell and pre-lease off plan.
Scheduled photo, drone and time-lapse captures that document a build from groundbreaking to completion.
Presenting raw land and redevelopment sites through the lens of what can be built.
Photo, video and aerial packages for retail, office, industrial and multifamily assets.
Names, logos and a consistent visual identity for new developments and subdivisions.
Large-format outdoor creative for highways, construction sites and community entrances, designed to be read at a glance from a moving car.
Concept, script, shoot and edit for television and streaming spots that put a property, community or brand on the living-room screen.
Scroll-stopping ads built for each platform's format, audience targeting and attention span.
Ads for newspapers, magazines and luxury publications, laid out to publication specs and color standards.
Digital 3D models of buildings and communities, and physical scale models for sales centers and presentations.
Artwork so lifelike it reads as a photograph: illustrated scenes, digital paintings and concept art for projects and brands.
Printed mail that reaches homeowners, buyers and investors at their door, designed and sent in coordinated waves.
Designed email campaigns that put a listing or project in front of buyers, past clients and investors who asked to hear from us.
Paid ads aimed at likely buyers by location, interests and online behavior, with retargeting for people who already viewed the listing.
Reaching buyers in the cities people are moving to Tampa Bay from, before they start touring homes.
Making sure other agents know the listing, because cooperating agents bring many of the buyers.
Face-to-face marketing that turns online interest into visits, conversations and offers.
NoteVisualization, not engineering. Renderings, design development visuals, 3D models and 3D maps are marketing tools. They are prepared from plans supplied by licensed architects, engineers and surveyors and do not replace stamped drawings, boundary surveys or permits.
NoteFair and accurate advertising. Real estate ads, mail and email in every medium follow Fair Housing advertising guidelines and Florida real estate advertising rules, including brokerage identification. Artist renderings are labeled as such.
The order matters: preparation sets up the capture, and the capture sets up every edit and post that follows.
Walk the property, plan a shot list, and stage rooms. Schedule exteriors for the best sun angle or golden hour.
Bracketed stills, stabilized video, drone flights, 3D scans and mapping, or 3D models built from plans for projects not yet built.
Color correction, HDR blending, vertical alignment and a cinematic cut with music and titles.
AI tools for virtual staging, sky replacement and clean-up, each enhanced image clearly labeled.
MLS, property website, social reels, email and print, each sized to the format it lands in.
Buyers find homes in many places. Here is what is made for each one and why it helps sell the property.
| Where buyers see it | What we make | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| MLS and home-search websites | Professional photos | The first thing buyers see on the MLS and home-search websites. Good photos get the click. |
| Listing website and YouTube | Walkthrough video | Lets buyers see the whole home and how the rooms connect before they visit. |
| Instagram, Facebook and TikTok | Short vertical videos | Short clips made for phones that reach local buyers and people moving to the area. |
| Out-of-town buyers | 3D virtual tour and floor plan | Lets buyers walk through the home online and check the layout without traveling. |
| Homes not yet built | 3D drawings and animated walk-through | Shows buyers what the finished home or community will look like so they can buy before it is built. |
| Land for sale | Drone map of the property | Shows the size, shape, boundaries and surroundings of the land from above. |
| Investors and lenders | Construction progress photos and videos | Regular updates that show how the building work is moving along. |
| Roadside billboards | Large outdoor sign design | Short, bold message drivers can read in a few seconds as they pass. |
| Television and streaming | TV commercial | Reaches a wide audience at home for new communities and brand awareness. |
| Mailboxes | Postcards and mailers | Tells neighbors and targeted buyers about a new listing, open house or sale. |
| Email inboxes | Email announcements | Sends new listings and open-house invitations to people who asked to receive them. |
| Other real estate agents | Agent announcements and previews | Makes sure agents with buyers know the home is for sale. |
| Open houses and printed handouts | Brochures and feature sheets | Gives visitors a take-home summary of the home's best features. |
NoteEvery project is different. This table shows the options available, not a fixed package. For each listing, project or product, Lens7 recommends which platforms and channels to use, based on the property, the audience and the client's goals.
NoteResponsible AI. Virtually staged or digitally altered images should be labeled as such and should never hide defects or misrepresent a property's condition. Follow MLS and Florida advertising rules on image disclosure.
Lens7 provides real estate photography, videography, drone photography and video, 3D virtual tours, virtual staging, architectural renderings and advertising in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Seminole, Largo, Palm Harbor, Wesley Chapel, Brandon, Bradenton and nearby communities. Lens7 photographs, films and markets projects in four Tampa Bay counties. The cities and communities below are covered. If yours is not listed but is in one of these four counties, it is covered too.
How Lens7 works, who it works with and what it does not do.
Lens7 is a division of Fortune Prophet DBA. It creates photography, video, drone imagery, 3D tours, renderings and advertising for real estate listings, new construction, development projects and commercial property, and it runs the online and offline campaigns that put that media in front of the right audience.
No. Lens7 is a division of Fortune Prophet DBA and provides marketing services only. It does not list, buy, sell or lease property, does not represent buyers or sellers, and does not give real estate, legal or tax advice. For those services, speak with a licensed real estate professional.
Lens7 works with builders, developers, property owners and businesses that need real estate and development marketing. Lens7 does not take on work from outside Realtors.
The strongest campaigns combine strong visuals with the right channels: professional HDR and twilight photos, aerial drone images, a walkthrough video, a 3D tour and floor plan, virtual staging for empty rooms, targeted social media ads, a dedicated property website, email campaigns, direct mail and print pieces. Each project gets the mix that fits its audience and goals.
Yes. Lens7 provides real estate photography, HDR and twilight photos, videography, drone photography and video, 3D virtual tours, floor plans and virtual staging across Pinellas, Pasco, Hillsborough and Manatee counties, from Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater and Seminole to Wesley Chapel, Brandon and Bradenton.
Yes. Builders and developers can use 3D architectural renderings and walkthroughs, design development visuals, 3D mapping, construction progress media, billboard and hoarding ads, TV commercials and project branding to present a project before it is finished.
Drone work is flown by FAA Part 107 certified pilots with airspace authorization where required. Virtually staged and digitally altered images are labeled as such and are never used to hide defects or misrepresent a property.
Lens7 works across Tampa Bay: Pinellas, Pasco, Hillsborough and Manatee counties, including Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Palm Harbor, Wesley Chapel, Tampa, Brandon, Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch and many more communities.
Fill in the project form on this page or call 727-226-2190. Lens7 will review your project and reply with a recommended plan and a written proposal, usually within one business day.
Share a few details and Lens7 will reply with a recommended plan and a written proposal, usually within one business day.