Once the footage is slowed down from 60 in all or part of the footage, there wouldn’t be enough frames left per second to export at 60 fps so it would end up looking choppy.
When you film someone's property horizontally for TH-cam, do you also do another walkthrough and film vertically, or do you just edit the horizontal video?
Could you list the set-up you use on the DJI OM5 gimbal, for videoing RE. Mine just does not move correctly as I walk through a room (follower is off) but iPhone still moves after I stop moving. Also find that i have to click twice to recent the gimbal after every clip. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hey! I just have used it on the factory default settings. But gimbal settings (checking the app) says Follow mode: Follow, Follow Speed: Medium, Control stick speed: Slow. If you want it to be a little easier you can change it to Tilt locked mode on Follow Mode but I like to be able to add tilt to movements pretty often so I dont like that too much. How is your balancing? It should feel pretty balanced when you hold your phone by the part that connects to the phone and magnets to the gimbal. Could be off if it's too far over to one side causing it to do unwanted movements. Let me know if that helps!
Great video! Question, when shooting with your iPhone and since the lenses are too small, at what time is best to shoot due to low light issues and to be able to avoid grainy pixeled videos? And other question, what if a house is too dark and your videos looks grainy/pixeled, how can you fix that? Thanks in advance for answering!
Thanks! Mid-day is usually pretty good for interiors since the light will be similar on all sides of the house with the sun on top. But it depends on the house , some are just super dark! For those the best bet is to do all you can to raise the ambient light (lights on, lamps on, windows open etc) and film at a slower frame rate like 24 or 30 to get a cleaner image. Otherwise film some with your middle lens since it has a lower aperture and can let more light into the phone to get a cleaner image. You can do some noise reduction in editing but for phones it’s likely to just end up looking bad w/ no detail.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Thanks for replying and for all the tips! I’m a beginner at this and maybe I want to start creating real state videos, but right now I only my have my iPhone instead of a pro camera to start with. Do you advise shooting at 24fps or is better 60fps to slow down the videos in post? And for last, by any chance you have like a cheat sheet for shooting angles as guide? I mean like start first with the entrance, then move to living room, etc etc 🙏🏼😅
I do have a cheat sheet! Here's the link drive.google.com/file/d/1mlo0tWQvN-GVmqTJ5-3Qa0WN1nVSJAXD/view?usp=sharing I really like using 30fps unless it's just super bright and 60 is no problem. 80% playback speed usually looks how I'm aiming for in the edit! You'll just need to practice a bit and get a feel for how quick to move so it ends up looking how you want it to once slowed down. @@alono4473 This video will probably be helpful for you - it breaks down pretty much the simplest approach to making these kinds of videos. Nothing fancy or anything :) th-cam.com/video/TwWImlPQ-w0/w-d-xo.html
Hi Taylor. Thanks for making this video. Every bit helps. VN is a pretty cool app but i switched to inshot paid version because of extra features. I use my iPhone 11 on wide angle. Getting some good results. Question.: I see that you shot this video in portrait and not landscape. Why? Question.: Were you using the iphone camera app or 3rd party? Question.: on normal or wide angle? Thanks
Hey! No real reason except to do a vertical video example that would look better on reels or social. All depends on what you’re making it for :) I just used the camera app with ultra wide for most shots and wide for some!
How do you open the door? I'm doing some shoots for furnished rentals and need to show what's in all the drawers and want opening and closing them to be fluid.
Either have someone else do it, close it and reverse the edit, or record opening starting closer to the drawer so it doesn’t show your hand and move away a bit after it’s all the way open. A few ideas!
For this one it was slightly opened and I think I just slowly opened it with my left hand while filming right handed and then once I was in I closed it with my foot when I had just gotten in before moving further inside
You can get a lot more precise movements with one & more professional looking results. But the stabilization on the iPhones is pretty crazy so you can still make some cool stuff without one.
I am using Fujifilm xh2s. I have a 35mm f1.4 lens and I have an 18-60mm f4 lens. I want to buy a wide-angle lens that I can use vertically for social media videos that I shoot horizontally. waiting for your valuable advice🙏
Hey! No I haven't But I used their 12mm for the real estate test shots with the BMPCC6K PRO th-cam.com/video/rT2I0GzCgc0/w-d-xo.html and the wide POV shots on this video with my C200 (not the talking parts) if you want to see some samples. Both are with super 35mm sensors so would be similar to 16 focal length. th-cam.com/video/Gly3VY4zUG8/w-d-xo.html I liked the way the lens worked, though (focus ring, aperture ring etc) and as long as you're comfortable with MF they are sharp.
That’s what I did on this one. But for some cases you’d save some memory space by cutting it into a few sections if there’s a lot of walking in between areas.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo i think more affordable filming would be amazing, like iphone videos and pictures, affordable props you use, tips etc 😀 I'm from England so some of the stuff will be different but will still super helpful 😀
Awesome video, 2 questions, do you shoot with the wide angle lens on your iPhone or regular ? and is there any way to implement trending audios from TikTok/Reels ? Thanks for the videos I have a shoot next Tuesday and am going to try this out !
Thanks! Ultrawide for all of these shots. I haven't done that but off the top of my head you would need to download the audio from TikTok (maybe just download a video with it and rip the audio from it), put that into your editing for the music layer, edit your footage to the timing you want, then upload to TikTok (mute your edited music layer) and add the TikTok audio layer from their selections to it so it will show up connected with the other trending videos with that song (I THINK). I would imagine it might auto-recognize it if you just upload with the same audio too - just try it out and see what happens / what works. Also you could probably do that in reverse so have your own audio version of the song and mute the one you add on TikTok if you can manage that. Let me know what works!
Hey Taylor 👋🏼 Hope all is well. :) I was wondering if you could help me w my gimbal DJI Osmo 6. I’m having such a hard time using mine because even when I lock the gimbal using the back button, when I’m touring properties, the camera swivels to the sides as I’m navigating my way around the house; any tips on how I can completely lock all of its axis’s? I feel like I’ve watched every video on YT on gimbals and I still hvnt found the solution to my problem. Thank you so much in advance for you time. 😊🙏🏼 Best, Shar 🌺
Hey! Same for you. It might be unbalanced. Try connecting to the app and running the calibration on there and see what it says. Only thing to do will be sliding your phone one way or the other so it feels more balanced when turned off. Otherwise try the front trigger button, might be what you meant but that’s the one that locks the position. Last option is check your speed settings in the app and slow them all down to slow the movements. I keep mine as slow as possible and on pan follow mode. Let me know how it goes
What frame rate do you shoot in? 60 frames make good slowmo, but do I shoot 24 frames since a normal speed level with 60 seems jittery? I struggle with this when trying to practice.
Great question. I really prefer 30 for everything except detail shots (usually I use 60 on those) for real estate and I slow it down to 80% speed on a 24 fps timeline so it smooths out a little bit.
Hey! For this one it was called VN Editor and you just have to go by percentages if you want it to be accurate. But normally I edit in Final Cut Pro (Apple) and in the past Premiere Pro (Adobe) for more professional editing options.
You doing this with your phone is like Tiger Woods golfing with a stick and still doing great. If you have the skill, you can do great things with a lot less than you think. Awesome content!
Thanks Taylor, your suggestion regarding the OM5 setup helped a lot. Once I went to "follow mode" without" tilt lock" things improved significantly. Again thanks for both your reply and rapid response.
hi taylor, i saw your tips to shoot details at 60 fps and go down to 40% and wide angle shots at 30 fps and go down to 80%, the question is, how many fps should i do the sequence in premier? 24,30,60? to mount these videos, thank you very much !! 🙌🏻
I tried this and uploaded to Instagram. For some reason, I feel like the quality dropped significantly when uploaded to reels. It still looks high quality in my camera roll, is there anything I am doing wrong or is that to be expected?
whats the difference exporing in 24 or 60 because you shooted in 60? thanks
Once the footage is slowed down from 60 in all or part of the footage, there wouldn’t be enough frames left per second to export at 60 fps so it would end up looking choppy.
You're the best! Fan from Brasil here!
Thanks so much!
When you film someone's property horizontally for TH-cam, do you also do another walkthrough and film vertically, or do you just edit the horizontal video?
Good vid. Use tilt lock mode on that om4 to correct your verticals.
Great tip! Thanks :)
Thank you for this great information!
Glad to help!
Can you do a gimbal moves for those into land banking real estate
What is that?
Could you list the set-up you use on the DJI OM5 gimbal, for videoing RE. Mine just does not move correctly as I walk through a room (follower is off) but iPhone still moves after I stop moving. Also find that i have to click twice to recent the gimbal after every clip. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hey! I just have used it on the factory default settings. But gimbal settings (checking the app) says Follow mode: Follow, Follow Speed: Medium, Control stick speed: Slow. If you want it to be a little easier you can change it to Tilt locked mode on Follow Mode but I like to be able to add tilt to movements pretty often so I dont like that too much. How is your balancing? It should feel pretty balanced when you hold your phone by the part that connects to the phone and magnets to the gimbal. Could be off if it's too far over to one side causing it to do unwanted movements. Let me know if that helps!
Great video! Question, when shooting with your iPhone and since the lenses are too small, at what time is best to shoot due to low light issues and to be able to avoid grainy pixeled videos? And other question, what if a house is too dark and your videos looks grainy/pixeled, how can you fix that? Thanks in advance for answering!
Thanks! Mid-day is usually pretty good for interiors since the light will be similar on all sides of the house with the sun on top. But it depends on the house , some are just super dark! For those the best bet is to do all you can to raise the ambient light (lights on, lamps on, windows open etc) and film at a slower frame rate like 24 or 30 to get a cleaner image. Otherwise film some with your middle lens since it has a lower aperture and can let more light into the phone to get a cleaner image. You can do some noise reduction in editing but for phones it’s likely to just end up looking bad w/ no detail.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Thanks for replying and for all the tips! I’m a beginner at this and maybe I want to start creating real state videos, but right now I only my have my iPhone instead of a pro camera to start with. Do you advise shooting at 24fps or is better 60fps to slow down the videos in post? And for last, by any chance you have like a cheat sheet for shooting angles as guide? I mean like start first with the entrance, then move to living room, etc etc 🙏🏼😅
I do have a cheat sheet! Here's the link drive.google.com/file/d/1mlo0tWQvN-GVmqTJ5-3Qa0WN1nVSJAXD/view?usp=sharing I really like using 30fps unless it's just super bright and 60 is no problem. 80% playback speed usually looks how I'm aiming for in the edit! You'll just need to practice a bit and get a feel for how quick to move so it ends up looking how you want it to once slowed down. @@alono4473 This video will probably be helpful for you - it breaks down pretty much the simplest approach to making these kinds of videos. Nothing fancy or anything :) th-cam.com/video/TwWImlPQ-w0/w-d-xo.html
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Thank you so much! Really appreciate your help and tips! Keep it up! 👍🏼🙌🏼
I know all markets are different but what is a good price range for adding this? Great content too man! Thank you!
Thank you! I’d think like 3/4 normal photo pricing if it’s an add on (with phone).
Hi Taylor.
Thanks for making this video. Every bit helps. VN is a pretty cool app but i switched to inshot paid version because of extra features.
I use my iPhone 11 on wide angle. Getting some good results.
Question.: I see that you shot this video in portrait and not landscape. Why?
Question.: Were you using the iphone camera app or 3rd party?
Question.: on normal or wide angle?
Thanks
Hey! No real reason except to do a vertical video example that would look better on reels or social. All depends on what you’re making it for :) I just used the camera app with ultra wide for most shots and wide for some!
I have to create real estate short form videos for IG but I have never used these video editing apps. Can I get this same effect on capcut?
Not sure! I haven’t used Capcut before but I’d give it a try and see what you think. It’s supposed to make things super easy right?
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo ty for the quick reply!
@@juliekmunden Thanks for sharing!
How do you open the door? I'm doing some shoots for furnished rentals and need to show what's in all the drawers and want opening and closing them to be fluid.
Either have someone else do it, close it and reverse the edit, or record opening starting closer to the drawer so it doesn’t show your hand and move away a bit after it’s all the way open. A few ideas!
For this one it was slightly opened and I think I just slowly opened it with my left hand while filming right handed and then once I was in I closed it with my foot when I had just gotten in before moving further inside
do you need a stabilizer?
You can get a lot more precise movements with one & more professional looking results. But the stabilization on the iPhones is pretty crazy so you can still make some cool stuff without one.
I am using Fujifilm xh2s. I have a 35mm f1.4 lens and I have an 18-60mm f4 lens. I want to buy a wide-angle lens that I can use vertically for social media videos that I shoot horizontally. waiting for your valuable advice🙏
Nice! Can’t you just use the lenses you have ? Probably don’t want much wider than 18mm for most cases
I was wondering if you have had chance to test the Laowa 15mm f/2 FE Zero-D Lens on any of your cameras or Real Estate Videos?
Hey! No I haven't
But I used their 12mm for the real estate test shots with the BMPCC6K PRO th-cam.com/video/rT2I0GzCgc0/w-d-xo.html
and the wide POV shots on this video with my C200 (not the talking parts) if you want to see some samples. Both are with super 35mm sensors so would be similar to 16 focal length.
th-cam.com/video/Gly3VY4zUG8/w-d-xo.html
I liked the way the lens worked, though (focus ring, aperture ring etc) and as long as you're comfortable with MF they are sharp.
I am following along with this. At 5:25 you talk about cutting segments out. Did you do this inside the app as well?
Yeah! All of it was in the app.
Just use the scissors icon like the “cutting end points” step before that.
Hi Taylor, is real estate video for Social media part of your course?
Hey!! Not yet, but I’m working on one for that soon :)
hey! would you suggest filming videos like this all in one go?
That’s what I did on this one. But for some cases you’d save some memory space by cutting it into a few sections if there’s a lot of walking in between areas.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thank you just spent the last couple of hours trying to learn some tips from your channel
@@rsolly288 Nice! Thanks for checking it out. Let me know if there's anything else I can cover to be more helpful.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo i think more affordable filming would be amazing, like iphone videos and pictures, affordable props you use, tips etc 😀 I'm from England so some of the stuff will be different but will still super helpful 😀
Thanks ! Definitely need to do more budget friendly helpful tips :)
Did we can make mony $ from shoting real estate photography in our phone 11 ?
If you can make good quality videos sure!
Awesome video, 2 questions, do you shoot with the wide angle lens on your iPhone or regular ? and is there any way to implement trending audios from TikTok/Reels ?
Thanks for the videos I have a shoot next Tuesday and am going to try this out !
Thanks! Ultrawide for all of these shots. I haven't done that but off the top of my head you would need to download the audio from TikTok (maybe just download a video with it and rip the audio from it), put that into your editing for the music layer, edit your footage to the timing you want, then upload to TikTok (mute your edited music layer) and add the TikTok audio layer from their selections to it so it will show up connected with the other trending videos with that song (I THINK). I would imagine it might auto-recognize it if you just upload with the same audio too - just try it out and see what happens / what works. Also you could probably do that in reverse so have your own audio version of the song and mute the one you add on TikTok if you can manage that. Let me know what works!
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo I definitely will thanks !!
why do you never seem confident when you talk to the camera?
Great question. Who knows maybe I felt awkward talking to a camera that day lol
VN Editor is not free anymore :/
I just checked on the App Store and it still says it’s free. I think you just get 100 free projects though.
Hey Taylor 👋🏼 Hope all is well. :)
I was wondering if you could help me w my gimbal DJI Osmo 6.
I’m having such a hard time using mine because even when I lock the gimbal using the back button, when I’m touring properties, the camera swivels to the sides as I’m navigating my way around the house; any tips on how I can completely lock all of its axis’s? I feel like I’ve watched every video on YT on gimbals and I still hvnt found the solution to my problem.
Thank you so much in advance for you time. 😊🙏🏼
Best,
Shar 🌺
Hey! Same for you. It might be unbalanced. Try connecting to the app and running the calibration on there and see what it says. Only thing to do will be sliding your phone one way or the other so it feels more balanced when turned off. Otherwise try the front trigger button, might be what you meant but that’s the one that locks the position. Last option is check your speed settings in the app and slow them all down to slow the movements. I keep mine as slow as possible and on pan follow mode. Let me know how it goes
What frame rate do you shoot in? 60 frames make good slowmo, but do I shoot 24 frames since a normal speed level with 60 seems jittery? I struggle with this when trying to practice.
Great question. I really prefer 30 for everything except detail shots (usually I use 60 on those) for real estate and I slow it down to 80% speed on a 24 fps timeline so it smooths out a little bit.
how do you slow down your footage from 30fps and 60 fps to 24fps? what app do you use and stuff?
Hey! For this one it was called VN Editor and you just have to go by percentages if you want it to be accurate. But normally I edit in Final Cut Pro (Apple) and in the past Premiere Pro (Adobe) for more professional editing options.
You doing this with your phone is like Tiger Woods golfing with a stick and still doing great. If you have the skill, you can do great things with a lot less than you think. Awesome content!
😂 Thanks!
Thanks Taylor, your suggestion regarding the OM5 setup helped a lot. Once I went to "follow mode" without" tilt lock" things improved significantly. Again thanks for both your reply and rapid response.
Nice! Glad to hear its working better for ya!
Did the course come out already for How to Shoot & Edit 3 Different Types of Real Estate Videos?? I would love to purchase it!
Thanks so much for this useful video
Np! Thanks for checking it out.
Thanks!!
I was wondering about this! thanks
hi taylor, i saw your tips to shoot details at 60 fps and go down to 40% and wide angle shots at 30 fps and go down to 80%, the question is, how many fps should i do the sequence in premier? 24,30,60? to mount these videos, thank you very much !! 🙌🏻
24fps timeline & export 👌
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thank!! Brother
Very great video. Thank you for this! Top notch 👌
Thanks so much for checking it out! Let me know if you have any questions or ideas for future topics to get into :)
Taylor do you ever shoot these on DSLR and then transfer the video to your phone to edit?
Haven't done that, but I guess you could! Would be a lot easier on an iPad though.
From Kenya, Africa. Thank you.
Hey! Thanks for checking out the video :)
This was great! Thank you
Thanks!!
the iphone is the shittiest phone ...
Hey! Thanks for checking out the video. Which ones are best? Love checking out new tech. I've just had an iPhone forever.
Can I do with my android mate I don't have iPhone.
Probably if it is newer and has an ultra wide angle lens 👌
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo don't have Ultra wide angle mate, new phone but unfortunately I didn't check that option when I was buying
This has helped me 😊
Awesome!
Thank you!!!
Glad to help ✌️
Are you in pan and tilt mode?
Yeah! Usually use that so the roll axis stays level
I tried this and uploaded to Instagram. For some reason, I feel like the quality dropped significantly when uploaded to reels. It still looks high quality in my camera roll, is there anything I am doing wrong or is that to be expected?
Hey! You’re able to change your upload settings on IG, might be set to low res by default!