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School Photographer

Elmont, NY · On-site

$180/day

Irvin Simon Photographers is searching for seasonal School Photographers! Based in Elmont, NY, you'll travel throughout the metropolitan area to lead fun, comfortable photography sessions. If you ...

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Metairie, LA · On-site

$18 - $22/hr

Our photographers create portraits that will be treasured for a lifetime. If you are seeking an opportunity that offers you the photographic training and expertise you need to succeed, MillerFoto is ...

Photographer

Metairie, LA · On-site

$18 - $22/hr

Our photographers create portraits that will be treasured for a lifetime. If you are seeking an opportunity that offers you the photographic training and expertise you need to succeed, MillerFoto is ...

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How much do 360 photographer jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for 360 photographer in the United States is $20.36, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.38 and $21.63 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a 360 photographer?

A 360 photographer is a professional who specializes in capturing immersive, panoramic images that provide a full 360-degree view of a scene. These photos are often used in virtual tours, real estate listings, and interactive media to give viewers the ability to explore spaces as if they were there in person. 360 photographers use specialized cameras and software to stitch multiple images together, creating seamless panoramic visuals. The role requires both technical expertise with photography equipment and a creative eye for composition.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a 360 photographer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a 360 Photographer, you need expertise in photography, image stitching, and post-production editing, often backed by experience with DSLR or specialized 360-degree cameras. Familiarity with software like Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and dedicated 360 editing tools (such as PTGui or Kolor Autopano) is typically required. Creativity, attention to detail, and strong communication skills help produce immersive images and effectively collaborate with clients. These abilities are essential for delivering high-quality, engaging visual experiences that meet industry standards and client expectations.

What is the difference between 360 Photographer vs Drone Photographer?

Aspect360 PhotographerDrone Photographer
CredentialsPhotography certifications, sometimes specialized in immersive imagingDrone pilot licenses, FAA certifications in many regions
Work EnvironmentIndoor and outdoor shoots, often in real estate, tourism, or eventsOutdoor locations, aerial shots, construction sites, real estate
Industry UsageReal estate, virtual tours, tourism, event coverageAerial photography for real estate, inspections, filmmaking

While both roles involve photography, a 360 Photographer specializes in capturing immersive, panoramic images often used for virtual tours, whereas a Drone Photographer focuses on aerial shots using drones. Both require specific certifications and are used in overlapping industries like real estate and tourism, but they differ in work environment and equipment used.

What are some common challenges 360 photographers face when capturing immersive images, and how can they be addressed?

360 Photographers often encounter challenges such as managing lighting inconsistencies, avoiding unwanted objects or people in shots, and ensuring seamless stitching of images. Addressing these issues typically involves carefully planning the shoot location and time to optimize natural light, using specialized equipment or software to minimize parallax errors, and sometimes retouching images in post-production for flawless results. Collaborating closely with clients and other creative professionals can also help anticipate and overcome logistical hurdles during shoots.
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Infographic showing various 360 Photographer job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 64% Full Time, and 36% Part Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $42,345 per year, or $20.4 per hour.

Automotive Photographer - Leesburg, FL - Full Time

CarData, Inc.

Howey In The Hills, FL

$2.0K - $2.2K/mo

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 6 days ago


Job description

Position & Location: Field Service Representative "Automotive Photographer" in Leesburg, FL


What is aField Service Representative?:A Field Service Representative "Automotive Photographer" is a hard working, highly motivated, energetic & organized team player! You will be given the opportunity to build & manage relationships with our clients as you handle their most important asset (Online Vehicle Showroom).


*Please review this 5 Minute video to see exactly what this position entails:https://youtu.be/GGyYD3y87e4


Pay Structure:

  • Performance Based Commissions & Bonuses[This is NOT a salary or Hourly Position!] -You get paid for every vehicle you process/photograph.
  • Pay Dates are every 1st & 16th via Direct Deposit.
  • All Gas is Fully reimbursed


Benefits:

  • Medical, Dental and Vision
  • Matching 401k
  • PTO


Specific Pay Details for this position:

  • You can expect to make anywhere from $2,000-$2,200 Per month
  • Hours =Monday-Friday you will start no later than 9AM at first location; End Time will Vary based on daily workload.


Responsibilities & Qualifications for Field Service Representative:

  • Excellent communication skills [If it takes you longer than 1 hour to respond to a text message, this isn't the position for you.]
  • Able to maintain quality of work in an independent environment.
  • This position requires the ability to be on your feet and enter/exit vehicles with ease.
  • Photograph, Video & apply window labels to new and pre-owned vehicles.
  • Must have a reliable vehicle [If you can't drive to clients you can't work!]
  • Clean license. Only clean driving records will be considered.


Who are we?:
CarData, Inc. is an Internet Merchandising company that services car dealerships. We provide photos, videos, 360 virtual walkarounds & data collection services to dealerships that utilize our services to then promote the sales of cars on their websites and hundreds of third-party websites such as Autotrader, Cars.com & more. Everything an online car shopper sees on the web for one of our clients concerning the merchandising of inventory is powered by our system, processes & certified field service representatives.


Why CarData?:If you are tired of being behind a desk or in a cubicle & want the freedom of working outdoors while helping clients & team members achieve their goals then this could be the career for you! Your hard work & dedication will not go unnoticed and as a rapidly growing company there are always opportunities for growth!


FAQ:

Q - How many visits will I be making per day?

A -This route consists of 3 Dealerships in Leesburg, Orlando and Clermont

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Q - How does the commission structure work?

A - Your core duties will be to take photos, videos & apply window labels to vehicles. You get paid for every vehicle you take photos, videos & apply window labels to. So someone who does 10 vehicles makes more $ in commissions than someone who does 2 vehicles.

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Q - Approximately how many miles will I be driving per day?

A - the typical daily mileage will be around 50-60 Total Round Trip Miles [From Your Home to the Locations & Back Home]. We can give you exact details during the 2nd phase of our interview process.

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Q - How many cars per day will I be doing?

A - Every dealership has a different "flow" of inventory so the exact # of vehicles is not known on a day to day basis. If you visit ABC Autos on Monday they may only have 2 vehicles to take photos of BUT when you go back on Wednesday they could have 19 vehicles to take photos of because they just purchased from auction or otherwise got cars in.