Your Channel has helped me a lot - although I still don't know if I like HDR, Flambient, or your hybrid model for interior shoots - You've given me the confidence to go out and experiment. My girlfriend builds multi million dollar homes and she's given me the chance to take her photos. My last shoot didn't turn out how I'd hoped (windows didn't pop as much as I liked), so I think I'll use a hybrid shoot next time. Anyway, I know you are doing this channel to help people like me - so I wanted to comment to say THANKS!
Thanks for the tips. I've learned quite a bit from your channel, you've got a lot of great content. I shoot for a couple companies in a decent sized urban area and 99% of their listings are in traditional, compact neighborhoods typically with many trees. Some of your techniques from this video are "universal" but others aren't as applicable when shooting in a neighborhood with houses ~15 feet apart. I'd love to see how you shoot homes when you don't have as much freedom with the drone. Thanks again, take care.
Howdy from sunny Florida {today}. Over the past months I've watched this video 3 times ... and ... I'm just about to watch it again. [Double Thumbs UP]. QUESTION: Hints on making/buying &/or modifying an intro similar to yours. It's really good. Thanks, Chuck : +)
Can please do a drone photos editing video? also a updated whole house photo editing will be great since the one you have are bit back dated. by the way great staff you have on your channel, keep doing what you do. respect !!
Until now, the most informative video on youtube! I just one add one thing, who doesn't has the budget to spend $1.5k on Mavic Pro 2 (which had a huge upgrade on sensor), I choose the Mavic Air 2! All the improvements that DJi did on this little drone was amazing and It's still affordable. You gonna have less specs to deal but still very close in quality to the Pro 2.
@@munirsiraj1451 yes I’ve done multiple real estate shoots with my mini 2, it actually makes my life easier than any bigger drone because I can fly it closer to objects or subjects without being scared of crashing
Just picked up my Mavic 2 Pro today. Great video as always Mike. Full of information re settings. Hopefully shooting a golf resort next week so hope I don't crash it!!
You made it easy peasy. What a great video. I learned some great tips. Thanks for sharing. I second the motion that Tripod Mode is your friend. It makes all the difference in getting smooth shots.
Thanks for the video, this video came in handy for my first real estate shoot and helped me figure out what I needed to do to make the property look amazing.
Mike just to let you know - did our first real estate shoot yesterday. 2 photographers - the other guy is a friend is kinda of good but using his own knowledge thinking he has to take the shots at a high angle. I just used your tips and my shots were phenomenal. I find your editing techniques a bit difficult but I will try to lock myself in and get it. But your content is awesome - 2 million kisses.
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography What programs do you use to compile all your footage, edit, and publish it? Photoshop for editing? Or do you do everything in a single program.
Really mate you are the man. We are a charitable community organisation - wanting to give some of these young kids something to do. My area is business but these kids want something creative - so here we are. 😃 your content makes it fun.
Terrific how-to video. Packed with good detail and right to the points without a bunch of fluff or talking. Outstanding. Thank you. I found it very helpful. Liked, & subscribed.
Mike...do you have a video/instruction that goes over photographing large parcels of property (ie. rural) that would be composited together to overlay property lines?? I hope my question makes sense. I live/work in the mountains and have to work around many trees and the 400' limit adds to the difficulty factor. TIA
Converting them from 30 fps to 24 fps slows them down ever so slightly. It’s pretty subtle but I feel it gives the footage a bit of a more graceful feel to it.
Great video. I will be doing my first drone shoot and found your tips very helpful. Of course I subscribed to your channel as you have a lot of useful information I can use. Keep up the great work!
This is one of the best videos I've seen on both video and photos for real estate. I've been wanting to get into this for a while to help my wife who does real estate photos. Do you think the Air2S would do the job or is the Pro worth the extra money? Thanks again for a great video and what a beautiful home!! Nicely done!
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography Thanks for the reply! I agree completely. And for or all practical purposes, no client is even going to notice a difference anyhow between the codecs! Most probably don't know how to switch to 4k or 5k modes on their cell phones =P
Thanks for sharing these great techniques for real estate drone shots🙏✌️ Regarding the image size for photos I cannot find on my Mavic 2 pro the option with 4:3 only 3:2 and 16:9. Is that concerned to the DJI Go 4 app version maybe? I use the latest version 4.3.46 for Android phone. Thank you!
Nice video. I'm impressed by the far-out shots that you are able to speed up but still maintain smoothness. I have similarly smooth shots, but after speeding up and applying stabilization they don't turn out that smooth. Are you using any third-party plugins for that? I guess it's a testament to your skills as a pilot!
Thanks! No third party plug ins. Yeah, it’s mostly getting it right while shooting. Sometimes it’s harder than others depending on wind and stuff like that.
Good evening, Wow, very good looking pictures, may i ask if the pictures you have shown in the video are allready edited in Lightroom? Your Videos are looking grey (i guess because of D-Log), but the Pictures are looking full of color! Thanks for answering the question
Hey! Thanks. Yes those are edited photos. The video was not shot in d-log. It was a very hot and hazy that day and a little overcast so that probably why the video looks that way. Especially in comparison to the photos. The videos aren’t going to have the same vibrancy and dynamic range as the edited photos. It’s just not really possible to achieve the same look with the video because of many factors.
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Was this video sponsored by DJI?
@@Theresmore2lifethanthis nope.
Would you say that the Air2s is a better choice now instead of Mavic 2
@@MrRaja yeah I would say that. Dji doesn’t even sell the mavic 2 anymore so even more of a reason.
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography Aweome video. How much would you charge for a video like this in 2023?
It's people like you who make the difference in the lives of others. Thank you.
Holy hell man, thank you so much. You are the first person I have watched actually make sense of the workflow of Real Estate Photography. Subscribed!
Exactly! Great way to put that. He concurred the way of showing his work flow. Super helpful!
just got my M2P. this is great info to put together a Shot List. I really like the logical way you move through the process.
Thanks! Best of luck with it!
I just passed my Part 107 and now I’m getting ready to launch some sort of business. Thanks for the tips. I’ll practice some of these soon.
Same. Blessings to you! Hope you do great things!
Me too!! Thanks a lot for giving us your knowledge!! Greetings from Thessaloniki the co capital of Greece 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
what’s the Part 107? I’m looking into starting to make real estate videos. i’m 21, any tips?
How's your business going?
Got my first real estate drone shoot coming up. I'm very excited thank you for sharing your experience, this was very helpful.
The results are astounding, thanks for the good Advice.
You have taught me so much, I cannot thank you enough. This channel will blow up soon!
You know exactly what you're saying, i enjoyed this❤
Thank you so much. You offer this wonderful service with the most humility. Thank you. You won my subscription, which you really deserve👍🏾
Thank you! Really appreciate it!
Your Channel has helped me a lot - although I still don't know if I like HDR, Flambient, or your hybrid model for interior shoots - You've given me the confidence to go out and experiment. My girlfriend builds multi million dollar homes and she's given me the chance to take her photos. My last shoot didn't turn out how I'd hoped (windows didn't pop as much as I liked), so I think I'll use a hybrid shoot next time. Anyway, I know you are doing this channel to help people like me - so I wanted to comment to say THANKS!
Wow great video thanks a lot good details and techniques it is extremely helpful my favorite RE Photography Channel
Thanks for the tips. I've learned quite a bit from your channel, you've got a lot of great content.
I shoot for a couple companies in a decent sized urban area and 99% of their listings are in traditional, compact neighborhoods typically with many trees. Some of your techniques from this video are "universal" but others aren't as applicable when shooting in a neighborhood with houses ~15 feet apart. I'd love to see how you shoot homes when you don't have as much freedom with the drone.
Thanks again, take care.
Thanks! I’ll have to make another video on that maybe but I do a lot of the same technique.
Love this video!! I have my first shooting trip in 3 weeks. The content is super helpful
Thank you, I found it informative and a good starting point to creating a shot checklist and some standardisation
Yea i like how you break rules based on real world applications. Defintely made the right choice by liking and subbing. Thanks
Mike absolutely brilliant!!! The workflow with incorporating photo/video was phenomenal....thank you!!
Realised I haven’t subscribed. I just hit the button. I’m not subscribed to many channels maybe a handful but this is definately worth it.
Great explanations on everything. On another note, that golf course looks amazing!!! I wanna go play it, where ever it is. 😂
It’s Trump National Golf Course in Colts Neck,NJ
You got my subscription thank you so much very helpful!!!!
Thanks!!
Thank you so much for this video! I just got my certification yesterday and I also have the same drone! Your shots are amazing and super-helpful!
Howdy from sunny Florida {today}. Over the past months I've watched this video 3 times ... and ... I'm just about to watch it again. [Double Thumbs UP].
QUESTION: Hints on making/buying &/or modifying an intro similar to yours. It's really good. Thanks, Chuck : +)
Thank you for your generosity making such an amazing and simple explanation video to help others
Can please do a drone photos editing video? also a updated whole house photo editing will be great since the one you have are bit back dated. by the way great staff you have on your channel, keep doing what you do. respect !!
I gotta tell you that really made me want to buy that house. Great job! Nicely done. I also subscribed.
Mark G haha thanks!
Until now, the most informative video on youtube! I just one add one thing, who doesn't has the budget to spend $1.5k on Mavic Pro 2 (which had a huge upgrade on sensor), I choose the Mavic Air 2! All the improvements that DJi did on this little drone was amazing and It's still affordable. You gonna have less specs to deal but still very close in quality to the Pro 2.
Is it possible to hv a good result in real estate photography with mini2?
@@munirsiraj1451 no doubt it is. Doesn't matter which drone you are using for me creativity is the main key to achieving anything that you believe 😉.
@@munirsiraj1451 I’ve been flying drones for about 5 years now…some of my best shots have been on a mini 2
@@munirsiraj1451 yes I’ve done multiple real estate shoots with my mini 2, it actually makes my life easier than any bigger drone because I can fly it closer to objects or subjects without being scared of crashing
Just picked up my Mavic 2 Pro today. Great video as always Mike. Full of information re settings. Hopefully shooting a golf resort next week so hope I don't crash it!!
Haha awesome Ken! Good luck with the shoot and let me know how it goes!
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography love to. My friend is a pilot so you may get some crazy arials we can all use. Cheres buddy.
You made it easy peasy. What a great video. I learned some great tips. Thanks for sharing. I second the motion that Tripod Mode is your friend. It makes all the difference in getting smooth shots.
Thanks for the video, this video came in handy for my first real estate shoot and helped me figure out what I needed to do to make the property look amazing.
Thank you ..I’m getting ideas on how to shoot with a drone
Thanks for sharing such
valuable tips, I've learned a lot.
great presentation of a lot of information. thanks will be looking for more.
Mike just to let you know - did our first real estate shoot yesterday. 2 photographers - the other guy is a friend is kinda of good but using his own knowledge thinking he has to take the shots at a high angle. I just used your tips and my shots were phenomenal.
I find your editing techniques a bit difficult but I will try to lock myself in and get it.
But your content is awesome - 2 million kisses.
Great to hear! Good luck with it!
Ty for sharing, I have found many of your videos very informative. 🙌
Thanks! Glad to hear it 😊
Super helpful! Love the idea of implementing this shotlist to cut down on flying and editing time. Thanks for the tips!
Long Beach Real Estate Photographer thanks for watching! Glad you found it helpful! 😊
Great video! Probably the best “how to” video out there for residential drone photography. Thanks!
Thanks!
Very nice presentation. Thanks for doing this. Great work!!
Greetings from Toronto! Great tips thank-you.
I am just getting into this whole real estate filming with drones with my mavic mini, and this helped alot! thanks
Good luck with it!
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography What programs do you use to compile all your footage, edit, and publish it? Photoshop for editing? Or do you do everything in a single program.
@@mikehunt8064 for videos I use Adobe premiere and photos I use Lightroom and photoshop
Within 1 min you got my subscription
Wow that was an awesome tutorial! Thanks for sharing!
Wow! Thank you so much! I will definitely be doing this on my next shoot! Totally great job! Watching from Central Texas.
Really mate you are the man.
We are a charitable community organisation - wanting to give some of these young kids something to do.
My area is business but these kids want something creative - so here we are.
😃 your content makes it fun.
Awesome!
Very impressive! Thank you! Very educational.
wow such a beautiful video at the end!
Bryanna Paquette thanks!
Great video and advice. Thanks for putting this together.
Very practical & effective M2P settings. Excellent presentation - what a professional - thank you.
Very helpful video! Thanks for the guidance!!
this video was incredibly helpful. Thank you for putting the time into teaching others your craft
Simple and sweet Thanks for your time and information
Awesome video Mike, thanks.
Loved it. Thank for your time Sir.
Awesome video and information Mike! Thank you.
Great video!! Been doing drone real estate work for about a year and this is super helpful! Subbed.
Nick Hinckle awesome, thanks so much!
What could one expect to make off one shoot ?
That is a beautiful house and property.
Love this video! Thanks so much-from a newbie
Great video ! Thanks for sharing ! How do you do the sweep video ? Just go to one side to other or need to combine two moments in the RC ? Thank you
Terrific how-to video. Packed with good detail and right to the points without a bunch of fluff or talking. Outstanding. Thank you. I found it very helpful.
Liked, & subscribed.
Thank you!
Thank you so much. Very informative, and very helpful for beginners like me.
Mike...do you have a video/instruction that goes over photographing large parcels of property (ie. rural) that would be composited together to overlay property lines?? I hope my question makes sense. I live/work in the mountains and have to work around many trees and the 400' limit adds to the difficulty factor. TIA
Mike Great Video! Thank you for your advice!
Thanks! Leaned a lot from your videos!
Great video! How do you speed up your high altitude zoom in post?
Got my first RE shoot next week and you got me excited to do it. Thanks for all the details
Best of luck with it !
Thanks for taking the time to make this video btw
Drone stills and video tomorrow. I knew I would be watching this vid for the 3rd time
Great video! Quick question, though. Related to 5:31, why don't you record your videos at 24 FPS in the first place?
Converting them from 30 fps to 24 fps slows them down ever so slightly. It’s pretty subtle but I feel it gives the footage a bit of a more graceful feel to it.
This was super helpful! I’m grateful to have found this video! You got my like and subscription! ✊
Hi! Thank you so much! Great video! Would you please explain how you did that transition in 11:50?
Best Regards!
Great video. I will be doing my first drone shoot and found your tips very helpful. Of course I subscribed to your channel as you have a lot of useful information I can use. Keep up the great work!
Derrick Thomas thanks so much and good luck on your first shoot!
Great video and very well executed, Really Enjoyed and subscribed....il watch them all...
Keith Rogers thanks!!
Amazing work. Have learnded a lot from you. Thank you
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this video. It's extremely helpful!
This is one of the best videos I've seen on both video and photos for real estate. I've been wanting to get into this for a while to help my wife who does real estate photos. Do you think the Air2S would do the job or is the Pro worth the extra money? Thanks again for a great video and what a beautiful home!! Nicely done!
Thanks so much! Yes, I think the Air2S is capable.
Tried to like it twice 😂 thanks for sharing 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Awesome Shots, Really appreciate 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great informative video thanks.
Very nice! Thank you. Not that I'll ever use my drone as a professional.
H.265 with newer drones is much better in 5k if using a high bitrate. Just a thought! Great video!
Thanks! H.265 is still pretty cumbersome to work with for most people
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography Thanks for the reply! I agree completely. And for or all practical purposes, no client is even going to notice a difference anyhow between the codecs! Most probably don't know how to switch to 4k or 5k modes on their cell phones =P
@@IsthmusMediaGroupMadison definitely true!
Hey, I appreciate the advice..I want to evidently get into Real Estate photography too
Super Video! what kind of progamm or application are you using for editing your material
really well produced, amazing tips and work flow Thanks you so much.
wow thats. so mazing. i like that video.
Thanks for sharing. Extremely helpful. Question, do you ever go indoors, especially in large homes with big entry ways.
Thanks for the awesome video. Question: In tripod mode settings what is Max HS and Max VS?
It’s horizontal speed and vertical speed
@@InsideRealEstatePhotography Thank you!
What transition effect did you use on 11:49? I always wanted to implement something like that in my videos. Thanks so much for the tips!
It’s from a transition pack that I purchased
Fantastic tip! I just took some great notes from this video! Thank you! Liked! 👍🏽
Thanks! This is very inspiring!
Thanks for sharing these great techniques for real estate drone shots🙏✌️ Regarding the image size for photos I cannot find on my Mavic 2 pro the option with 4:3 only 3:2 and 16:9. Is that concerned to the DJI Go 4 app version maybe? I use the latest version 4.3.46 for Android phone. Thank you!
They are going to be driving your crazy HAHA YESS spot on Mike !
Does your drone really sound like that ? haha. Awesome vid as usual. Many thanks !
Killer video. Thanks for sharing
Great video, I learned so much. do you use neutral density filters on your drone?
Thanks! Not for real estate shoots typically.
You got my like from the intro 👏 Great video too!
Great content. Thanks!
Thanks for blinding my eyes every white flash
Nice video. I'm impressed by the far-out shots that you are able to speed up but still maintain smoothness. I have similarly smooth shots, but after speeding up and applying stabilization they don't turn out that smooth. Are you using any third-party plugins for that? I guess it's a testament to your skills as a pilot!
Thanks! No third party plug ins. Yeah, it’s mostly getting it right while shooting. Sometimes it’s harder than others depending on wind and stuff like that.
Good evening,
Wow, very good looking pictures, may i ask if the pictures you have shown in the video are allready edited in Lightroom?
Your Videos are looking grey (i guess because of D-Log), but the Pictures are looking full of color!
Thanks for answering the question
Hey! Thanks. Yes those are edited photos. The video was not shot in d-log. It was a very hot and hazy that day and a little overcast so that probably why the video looks that way. Especially in comparison to the photos. The videos aren’t going to have the same vibrancy and dynamic range as the edited photos. It’s just not really possible to achieve the same look with the video because of many factors.
Thanks very much for the tips
Hello, great video. What do you use to put it altogether?