Comparing The Best Focal Lengths for Real Estate Videos! | BTS with Photo & Video Examples
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1:05 - 16MM
2:35 - 24MM
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5:30 - 50MM
7:25 - 100MM
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Very informative. Great job on the video... keep them coming please.
Thank you! Will do :)
Your voice is wildly relaxing and calming.
Very informative video thank you.
Thanks for the nice complement ☺️
I just switched to Fujifilm. In full frame terms I have a 15-36mm and a 50. Preferably I shoot 15 for RE and 24 for designers. And of course 50 for details.
Nice!! How are you liking Fuji?? (For photo and video)
35mm has always been my favorite for like everything, lately 50 has been the go to as well. It’s really easy to get caught up and just shoot all real estate at 16mm like everyone else but the other perspectives were so nice. Good refresher! Also cool swing outro lol
Yupp! Haha now I want a swing
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo hi for the fx3 what lens would you recommend for real estate
Good video, really helpful thanks!
Thanks!
Nice video as always, I’m actually trying to use my 50mm more often for real state, I started not liking that distortion on medium or big areas
Nice!!! Clients love 50
Love your content. You’re rad dude.
Thanks!! Appreciate it :)
Thank you Taylor! I mainly shoot city type vlogs and some real estate home tours.
I currently use a G - 16-35 2.8 lens. What other lens should I add to make my production better?
Was thinking something with a 1.8 aperture...
Hey! It really depends on what type of shots you’re wanting to add. For details I really like 50mm primes, but for more variety / location shots for vlogs a telephoto could be fun and isn’t used much in the industry (like a 70-200)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo ok Ill check it out. Thanks
Awesome! Thanks for sharing! I was wondering what camera is best for still photography in real eastate, all I have is the BMPCC6k for video and need something for pictures as well. Thanks!
Thanks! Basically anything over 20MP is going to do a good job for photos. I’d maybe go with something that works with your lenses you already have! So if you’re set up for Canon APSC the r7 could work great for photos or even the EOSR or newer r8 since they’re full frame if you want more options for future photo work 🫡
Thanks! Appreciate it!
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideoBecause I own the BMPCC6k I have a lot of super 35 EF mount lenses, would they work on the canon R7?
@@coyotestudios1 They should work with the EF-RF adapter. That’s what I used for my recent handheld BTS video (sigma 18-35 w/r7) and it worked great!
Amazing Video. Its the end of 2023, what camera would you recommend for Real Estate Video and Photos? I come from a GH5 background but need to upgrade to full frame.
Thanks! Depends on what you like! Have you checked out the Panasonic full frame cameras? They look pretty sweet especially with the "open gate" framing that would allow you to reframe real estate videos for horizontal + vertical easier. I haven't used their cameras at all but that might be good for you if you're already used to it and have compatible lenses to get going. Otherwise for a one-camera solution that is good for both, the Canon R6 , R6ii, R5, R5c or Sony A7iv & a7cii are probably the best.
Really helpful ❤ can you make a video on how you edit your audio for video ?
Thanks! What kind of audio ? For TH-cam / talking videos or for real estate video soundtracks ?
I'm using a 10- 18mm Sony crop lens on a7s3 what setting should I use in slog 3 video is looking noisy
ISO 640 or 12800 will be cleanest for the a7siii. Avoid the in between ones as much as possible 🫡
I've got the 24-70 canon lens on eos R. You think i'm good to go on a real estate photoshoot or I need to buy/rent a 16-35 lens ?
Just depends on the client / what they’re expecting. Most I think expect 16mm for real estate. For interior design / architecture 24-70 is great though.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thanks tons for your response 🌸
No prob!@@thiresia
Hello Taylor! Question, do you think a Sony a6700 (APS-C) paired with the Sigma 10-18mm f2.8 is a good combo to start real estate video business?? I'm thinking on buying a nice camera but don't want to invest too much in a full frame just yet. Thanks!
Hey! I haven't used it personally but based on the specs (10 bit, 4k etc) I would think it'd do a good job. Similar to the R7 that I've tried out by Canon where the footage looked great.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Awesome! Thanks for the help as usual! 🙏
Does F-stop matter? What F-stop should my lense be capable of if I get a 16mm, 24mm etc?
Yes - Having a lower number means that your lens can let more light in (and get blurrier backgrounds if you're doing detail shots or portraits) So that comes in handy for low-light interiors and shooting videos at dusk (in real estate) I like f2.8 lenses and have found the 16-35 f2.8 has been a good long term investment, but you can still get great results with an f4 lens if that makes more sense for your budget.
You just called me old, and I immediately found an extra clump of grey hair in my beard; but more importantly, you're awesome, thanks for the great & informative vids.
Haha grey is cool 😎 Thx!
What do you think about the 14-35mm f4 lens for Canon r8? Is it suitable for filming real estate? Will it be a bit too dark? I'm wondering between it and the Sigma 14-24mm F2.8, which is very heavy... I wonder how difficult it will be to work with the gimbal. Btw You're doing a good job ;)
Thanks! Either way is probably going to be fine. I like having 2.8 for creative stuff but it’s not totally necessary especially if it makes it a lot harder on you to film. Lighter & easier can equal better end results too!
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo If you had to choose one of them, which would be yours 🤔😉
my favorited lens is one that can focus, if you know what I mean
Do you applied any filter on lens for photo video shooting?
Circular polarizer pretty often when there’s a glare, variable nd for exterior video and mist filter for more creative work
I love shooting at 24mm
Do you use a tilt shift ?
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo I do not! Currently my main 3 lenses are:
Sigma 14-24mm f2.8
Sony 50mm macro f2.8
Minolta 35-105 f3.5-5.6 vintage lens
Tilt shifts are cool but a little too niche for my application, I suppose.
Epic setup! That’s cool you’re using vintage lenses. I used to do that - They always look unique. Might have to get a new adapter to use them again !
Are there any reliable used-lens sites in Canada for purchase?
Probably! I’m not totally familiar with what’s available in Canada though. I have purchased a few this year from Lensrentals.com maybe you can order from them??
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo unfortunately, they don't ship internationally.
@BRohanTheLegend bummer! What about MPB? Or even from Canon or normal camera sites or Amazon, they typically have refurb or pre owned options
Does your course go over 3d tours/model creation?
Nope. What are you wanting to use for them? Matterport is super easy / walks you through the process within the app if that’s what you’re using.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thank you, I do plan on using matterport. Do you believe in using a polarizing filter for your shoots?
@FLYM3DIA for normal photos / exterior video I love CPL’s :)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thanks, I’ll grab one and start experimenting.
I don’t know if you missed my comment on one of your other video’s about using a mini 3 pro hand held inside to do some filming hand held and would like to see your take on this, have since noticed someone else using these techniques : th-cam.com/video/8-EXLXhRMGo/w-d-xo.html so would be interested to see what you come up with after your last one trying out old school techniques. Yes I love the 50mm lens use it loads, have done quite a few sessions inside boats switch between the 50mm and a wide angle lens.
Nice!! I don't have a Mini 3 Pro but that would be fun some time :) I'm sure you need some good natural light for it to turn out good though
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Thanks! Lol forgot to add my title 😅 Hope you liked the vid!
Most movies don’t shoot past 35mm? Where are you getting this info from? 🤦🏾♂️
I don’t remember what I said in the video but imagine I was saying the opposite 😂 (movies usually being 35+) or I made a dumb mistake haha