The blurry pictures bother me more. I got today in my search about 20 houses, and only few had professional shots. The rest were done probably with a very old cell. 

Kathleen Luiten I always format the picture - and never have width more than 600 pixels - so I do not see that with my own pictures (for my market report Infographic posts only.)

I haven't noticed this. 

And here I thought it was just me getting old!

Kathleen,

I have noticed them on some agent's websites...but I would not say there is an epidemic.  LOL A

No, I hire a professional for my listings, alot of the MLS photos are okay, but not great.  Some have amore lines.

I'm noticing a lot of agents taking their own photos with jerry-rigged  wide angle lenses.  They may be using wide angles the clip onto smartphones.  

In an ideal world, the preferred file type for photos is SVG. 

Regrettably, the MLS, Zillow, Realtor dot com, etc. only accept  JPEG or PNG

No, I haven't noticed that.  Only a couple listings with stretched or fish-eye photos.

Not so much that but very unprofessionally conformed photos. Rooms messy, refrigerator magnets, poor lighting, skewed photos, etc. too many to list. Hire a pro PEOPLE!

no

It's from reusing photos - I've been seeing it for awhile

It takes a few more minutes to take a great picture.

Nope. I did notice in a CMA I did that a few of the photos seemed 'bent' but then they weren't using a fisheye. That was odd.

There are just too many people not knowing what they are doing.

Not as yet.... but should I start worrying?

No.

Debbie Laity nailed this one!

Have not noticed an increase, there are some agents who reduce them in size and quality, but they they always did.

I have not noticed a change. Could it be your computer screen?

No, not like we used to,

I haven't noticed that.

No..I have not toiced this.

I do not track such metrics.

Kathleen Luiten They may be reducing the resolution on photos to save file size.