Behind the Scenes - Real Estate FPV
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2022
- In this video I take you behind the scenes on a residential drone tour.
Keep an eye on this playlist for future videos showing GoPro settings and my Go-to preset, Indoor drone builds, tuning for indoor flight, more behind the scenes, & indoor DJI Avata tests!
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Furthermore, you are the only one that I’m waiting to review DJI Avata for real estate indoor videos, it would be lovely if you do that. Thanks
Cannot agree more
IQ is worse than a GoPro so I'm definitely going to pass on it. GoPro already suffers in low light enough. The lighting in this house is like an absolute best case scenario.
@@codylerephoto IQ?
@@blackmagic10000 image quality
I just got my avara first flight was inside my house all over the house and true the windows! It’s really easy
BRO THANK YOU for making this and demystifying a bit of what it actually means to do this stuff for real
Hell yeah man! Great video! I see a lot of Fpv pilots “gate keeping” their processes, dope that you’re out here putting people on, so that they can do this too in their area. Keep up the great work👍🏼
I've noticed that too.
It's alot of information to cover and definitely requires multiple videos to go over everything. I'm glad you've found them helpful!
Great vid, very informative. Really looking forward to the build video.
This is awesome. Need to practice my indoor FPV.
Perfect video cinematic
That Horizon Level Stabilization putting in work! Nice video
This video is DOPE!
Thank you for this video! It's awesome and helps a tons. Great respect for showing us your know-how.
Glad it was helpful!
OMG. The shots are sooooo smooth and calm! Awesome piloting
Thanks! It's taken quite a bit of practice to dial in all of these settings to get it this smooth 👍
Pretty sure you could either hypersmooth the GoPro or even use Reelsteady/Gyroflow withinimal cropping due to the level horizon and smooth flying.
beautiful, great job
This video has fantastic production quality! Also it doubles as a spectacular advertisement for your services. Hats off to you, sir. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! As my channel grows I get more and more particular with the production quality for my videos haha. More to come!
Thank you for this video! Love it!
You've answered quite a few questions for me. I know quite a few agents and I need a side gig. Got the hardware all set up and a friend's place to use as for my first portfolio gig. Many thanks for your knowledge.
Great flying!
The new DJI Avata is going to make FPV real estate videos the norm. Thanks for sharing your experience and routine.
I agree, its going to become much more widely used. Glad the video helped!
But does the Avata still have airspace restrictions depending on the area though🤔
Great work! I really want to try this with the DJI Avata. I just need a good subject. Thanks for making this video. 😀
Beautiful video ! if I were 30 yrs younger and technology was advanced to today, this would be awesome to do. so glad you are doing your creative thing with this technology. Much such succeess!
just amazing how you had a clear signal throughout the whole flight and you remained in one spot
Love it man!!!!!! Amazing help!
Glad it helped! 🙌
i started flying with a drone simulator lately & i admire how smooth & stable you fly through the house. that needs a lot of skill to get it that smooth!
Thanks! It definitely takes practice and tons of trial and error.
I have no shortage of potential videos that I can make for this playlist 👌
Love the video! I am constantly amazed at how you maintain the height of the drone so perfectly!
Thanks! It definitely takes some practice 👍
Yeah, you do a great job free flying the elevation part. My opinion is that the elevation control is a major element between an OK video and a spectacular video. This is where the Avata I think is going to have an edge. I believe it uses downward facing IR sensors, as well as downward vision with Optical Flow, to precisely control elevation indoors. If you watch real estate videos made using the Avata, I think you will notice the insane, locked on elevation flow right off. Anyway, good stuff man. I really like the little birdseye PnP of the trajectory. Very nice touch.
@@Beerbatter1962 Hey there, I noticed in this video that the operator is using a GoPro mounted on top of the drone. Would you or anyone else here recommend that set up over the onboard/stock Avata camera? What about with the DJI O3 Air Unit add-on?
@@wTwigAlthough the Avata camera is a good improvement, I still don't think you get the best solution for cinematography compared to a dedicated footage camera. You won't get the best frame rate, and other useful features trying to combine your flying camera with your footage camera. In general, go with whatever camera provides what you need considering the resolution, frame rate, real-time exposure control, stabilization, and weight.
@@Beerbatter1962 Thank you very much for this feedback.
I will mostly be focused on real estate tours, property footage, and the occasional unique fly-through videos of businesses in my area wanting some unique marketing.
In my head a Go-Pro is overkill for this, but I also know they have incredible product support and are the upper echelon of recording devices for these exact scenarios (action/moving footage). Do you think it is worth it to just grab a GoPro alongside my Avata purchase?
I am trying to be sure I don't invest in a product that won't provide the immediate level of performance I need. I can't seem to clearly grasp how well the Avata performs standalone compared to with an onboard camera.
Great work!!! Where do you source the music for your real estate videos?
Great video, so smooth. Also waiting for your rates. I'm flying Cinelog 25.
great video!
I can’t believe you captured all of that on one pack. How much flight time do you usually get?
Dang, awesome stuff! I am working hard to offer these tours. I have the Cinelog25. I see you built your own, any advice on what I can do to my current 25 to make it better suited for these tours. Also are you in angle mode? Again, awesome video!
Subbed right away that was great man thx for sharing content this good
Thanks! Glad you liked it 🙌
Great video. Just a magical flight. I want to be able to fly like you! :)
Thank you! Hopefully my videos will help ya get there 😉🙌
Yeah I have a question but first I need to say excellent video man thank you for sharing 👍🏻,,1.-Q there’s no blocking signal when you inside the house flying in a room??? And 2.Q how long you can go or Max time filming a house to be okay???
Nice 👍🏾
Awesome video, great work, How in the world does that camera get such good window pulls?? Was that house nice and bright? Either way, great job and thanks for creating this content.
do you have a video on your indoor fpv pids/tune ??
Nice fly
Your are so good!!👌🏼 what is your throttle setting?🙏🏼
Do you fly on acro mode? What angle?
Great content, anyway I tried to learn how to tune but it's really hard to make it right. Do you mind if you can share a tips on Tune for perfect indoor flight?
Troncat, would you do a quick talk about your Betaflight settings, you fav. rates for the Cine log 25, specifically altitude hold, yours is rock solid , Thank you for all you do to teach and promote indoor FPV,
Yes, this will all be covered in the 2.5" build video 🙌
Hi, great real estate video 👍
We see that you don't have much tilt, what is it?
Between 0 and 5 degrees?
THANKS🙏
smooth flight.. can you share your betaflight setup?
Well done!! Something I've struggled with are my recording camera settings. Are you just recording in auto mode to adjust for indoor and outdoor lighting? Or for areas of the home that aren't as well lit?
What's the camera angle do u shoot?? Brother
song you used for the drone tour?
Do You use Auto shutter? whats usualy the settings?
Great flying overall, but that last shot was amazing (08:48)
Thanks! I love ending the videos with those types of sweeping shots that show the entire property 👍
so the jello i'm getting on my pavo25 is the damn red tpu camera mount? kinda thought so.
Nice video brother
Hi great video? Can you make a video of camera settings? Superview? Stabilize? Etc…thank you
I LOVE this video, it’s so calming to watch very relaxing & goes without saying AMAZING flying skills
I really love your video, how do you put the floor plan with the moving drone on it? I love that added touch.
haha thanks! I animated that in adobe After Effects 😉
Beautiful video 🤩 What are your rates for this cinewhoop?
nice video
Great work I loved your video. I have a question about which remote control do you used to make this video with the avata ? I see that you are using smart remote control I have both controls but I never used flying avata yet.
I don't use the Avata to film real estate. You can only use the DJI Remote controller to fly the Avata.
My everyday controller for projects like this is the Ethix mambo
Hey brother, what setting did you use on your go pro for this? Or even better do you have a video on the settings used?
Thanks in advance.
so curious of your rates/tune - you say in your description that you have a video coming on that - would be super! Not many videos about tunes specifically for indoor fligh with the Cinelog25
Yup! it will be on a custom built 2.5" whoop but my rates can be used on any 2.5" whoop 👍
@@TRONCATFPV sweet - your flying is spot-on. Well done! Look forward to the video!
Curious about ISO - I see a lot of youtube videos say set Gopro at 100 min and 100 max. Basically no range. That makes no sense to me. I have been having mine at a max 1600 so it adjusts for different rooms. What is your take on it? 60fps, 1/120 ss. Your channel is crazy good.
Thoughts on geprc cinebot25 for this vs betafpv new pavo25 v2 ?
Love has 1506 motor. I'll run 5 blades maybe. My original plan was build my own with 1604 motors
Grwat video man! I subbed!
For lack of vocabulary,
What are some good options for insurance for fpv realistate or fpv as a business in general?
We use skywatch.ai 🙌
awesome video! What Gopro settings are you using for these outdoor to indoors shots?
really cool and thanks for sharing, may I ask if that is only possible with an FPV drone or can you do the same with a regular drone like an dji mavic mini/pro without the goggles? and how long did it take for you to be able to fly such a long sequence without error or interruption?
It has taken me a couple years of practice to get where I am today with this slow, consistent and steady indoor flying. There really is alot that goes into it.
I don't think this would be possible with a mavic mini or something similar. When you're flying in a multi-million dollar mansion, your'e going to want a small drone and one with propeller guards or ducts.
Awesome video and skills to hover the drone like this. Just one question, what would be the main difference between this drone and a gimbal? What's the added value of doing the with the drone
Thanks! The main thing that separates this from standard filming with a gimbal is that it's one continuous take throughout the entire property. It's difficult to lose sense of where you are. Plus the freedom to go above tables, through windows, and up stairs in one fluid motion is what alot of the real estate agents like the most.
Thank you so much!!!!!! This video is what I need to get started with real estate! Someone also told me to reach out to homeowners that are selling their houses and ask them if they like house tour video for free. I'll only do it for 3-5 houses that I can put in my portfolio. Then I'll start working on my FAA-107. Thanks a lot again!
That's not how that works. You need the 107 first. If the video you shoot is being used "in furtherance of a business" which the sale of a property is just that, same as handing off to a real estate agent or person self selling, it's commercial and you need the 107.
@@meechcreativellc but I won't be selling any service yet. It will only be part of my portfolio so I can start populating it. Do I need the 107 for that?
@@neilfpv So, here’s where it gets weird…so stick with me.
As I have known and understood the rules, you can’t fly / shoot as a recreational pilot and then say, two years later use that footage in a commercial manner. Meaning that the flight in which you captured the footage, had to be under Part 107.
Now, I am one who respects rules and regs, and the spirit of them. But, if your intent is to build a portfolio, which ultimately will be used in “the furtherance of a business” then yes, technically you should only use this time to shoot for yourself, for practice, etc. Then, get that legit first client and use that imagery for promotion and build from there.
Now, that’s how I would do it if I were once again a newbie. That being said, the likelihood of there being repercussions from the use of a few pics starting out is slim.
Now, IF there was an accident, on the shoot, and you’re not Part 107, insured, etc. with a cleared flight plan…then that’s where it gets bad.
Hope that helped!
@@meechcreativellc thank you for sharing your experiences. It's an eye opener for me and to other pilots as well. I've started studying 107 few months ago but I stopped. I'll continue studying it again and get licensed. Thanks a lot!
@@neilfpv It's ultimately worth getting it. Even if you don't end up flying for money, in the long run it will be the official document that shows you know and understand what you're doing. It will be an official document to present to all the "curious" who think you're doing something nefarious. That you're not just "a guy with a drone".
*Man i was really hoked with your video. The endless shoot makes is all! Can you share your setup? Im form Portugal so I will be no competition for you. :D*
Glad you liked the video! I go over all the gear I used in the first video on the playlist. Future videos will have more in depth camera & drone settings 👍
What cinewhoop would you recommend for commercial work that could carry a full size gopro? Your work is inspiring!
You could always go with a pre-built cinewhoop like this one: bit.ly/3S5HeGp
Solid drone thats capable of carrying a full sized GoPro.
Personally, I like to build my drones myself and I have a couple cinewhoops on the Shendrone Squirt V2 frame and love how they fly. Plus in the event that you have to repair something, you already know how it is put together 👍
Are you using dji goggles V1 or V2 with the cinewhoop? Both look similar but I think V2 have a little better penetration and lightly better fpv picture on the goggles 🤔
Hey, awesome video!! I have been flying an evoque for a few months. Would you recommend an Avata or a normal cinewoop for indoor tours? Thanks
As of right now, a custom built cinewhoop. But then again I just got the Avata in the mail yesterday and havent tried it yet. I'm excited to try it out for this type of work. I'll have a video coming out soon on it!
hi how do you get such strong signal?
Is your preset tune available to upload, I have the same setup including the FC.
Nice video .. Do you fly in manual or stable mode ?
are you using Gyroflow or realsteady for stabilization software?
Nice video! Is it possible to pass through the brick or concrete walls without huge loss of video quality being 250ft or more outside the bulding? Any opinion will be appreciated, i'm noob in fpv but it seems the digital video transmission could solve my problem.
Range like this will vary depending on the specific building/wall. If you're flying the drone from over 250ft from the building you want to fly through this would probably be pretty difficult unless you were in the building.
You should talk about gopro settings!
Ray Charles could fly this man!
Hi, great vidéo 🙂 would you mind telling what mode are you using ? Is horizon mode ? Sorry I just get started. Thank you
I always film real estate FPV in acro mode 👍
Great video! That’s what I bought my Avata for. Did you shoot that whole video in one take?? I didn’t notice any transitions. Great job!
Yes this is one continuous take, glad you liked it!
Do you think 2.4GHz at high output power would give enough penetration? I'm guessing there's a good reason you use 900MHz but wondering if I can get away with it. Love your vids, becoming my go to these days.
Nice dude !
How much costs this service ?
Amazing! How do you avoid any potential accidents when reversing the drone back towards a wall to get a wider view?
Flying backwards takes a lot of practice and aligning your route with other objects beforehand.
ie if there's telephone lines in front of the house, I'll go to floor two, three, etc and will be able to judge about how high up I can fly in relation to different floors.
You were doing it inside the house which I was impressed with, especially with no obstacle avoidance
Wow! Amazing video. What will episode 3 be about?
ima build a 2.5" whoop thats meant for indoor real estate videos 😉
Very nice. New subscriber. Thanks.
Smooth flying indeed, but I’d like to know what you charge/your rate. Hourly, Day? Rates include post work of editing and such, traveling to property? I don’t do this for a living, but I have a friend in the Realtor biz who I’ve done a couple jobs like this for. Thanks!
For real estate FPV work we have fixed rates that will change depending on the size of the property. and then of course different packages since we also do photography, floorplans, matterport etc.
I'll probably have a video in this series that focuses on what to charge for real estate FPV work in the future. I've been noticing this question more and more 👍
How did you integrate the floor plans into the 3D cutaway?
I need a cinewhoop for indoors/real estate footage, so smooth and agile. But I need it to carry my full size hero 10. What would be a few to recommend to me?? Thanks!!
I will make one if one of the custom builds you did work good?
Or bnf (cinebot30, cinelog 30/35? What do you rec??
GEPRC is one of my favorite brands of pre-built cinewhoops. The Cinelog35 is great for carrying a full sized GoPro. GEPRC was supposed to send me a Cinebot30 to review but I never received it so unfortunately I can't vouch for that one carrying a full sized GoPro.
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If you do decide to go with the Cinelog35 use my coupon code for 5% off 😉 "troncatfpv"
@@TRONCATFPV thanks for the reply!! The cinelog35 is small enough to be able to do cinematic real estate footage indoors? I have a couple companies in my town wanting me to do it for them
Are you recording in 30 or 60fps?
What are your camera settings
DJI Avata Please!!
Hoping to have a first flight and review video up next week 👍
Just subscribed. I have a degree in film and I have a few Ciniwhoops was wanting to try this. Question. Why do you not film all the bathrooms. And what do you charge to do a video for a client? Thanks man. Great video. Awesome work. Also. Why do you not shoot the garage?
Ditto! I've been curious how many FPV pilots also have a film degree under their belts. It definitely helps with this style of filmmaking 🤘
I'll film the bathrooms or garage if a client requests it. The garage is the kind of thing I like to show quickly when flying outside. Bathrooms are usually too small and interrupt the overall flow of the video and can be difficult to fly in since they're so tight. Bigger bathrooms like a master bath I will film.
What we charge varies depending on the size of the house and what the client wants. A lot of our clients also use us for photography, floor plan, and matterport services in addition to indoor FPV.
Hope this helps 🙌
@@TRONCATFPV thanks man for the quick reply. Good luck. Again. Awesome work.
Nice!!!
Did you shoot this video in Wide or…?
Hey thanks for this video
I have a question, I really like the way how you Controll the fpv drone. So, do you fly acro or angle mode? and also could you share your rates? Thanks man and keep it up 👍🏼
Setup, PID's & rates will be included in the build video (Ep 3.) 🙌
And to answer your other comment, I do have an Avata on the way and it should be here soon! Lots of videos planned for that drone 👍. Very curious to see how it will perform for these slower indoor flights. I'm also curious if i'll be able to do it with the motion controller lol.
@@TRONCATFPV perfect, waiting for your review cause otherwise I’ll get the Cineloge25 and i already have naked GoPro 10
Lool, motion controller will be boarding but the fact that you can turn your head and look around with the new dji goggles 2 will be a great experience
@@TRONCATFPV My Avata is arriving today with the sole purpose to fly it indoors, I have both a Speedybee Flex25 HD & a BetaFPV 95x V2 and with neither can I capture footage like you do, so hoping the Avata will make it so I can capture great footage the way you do!
@@TRONCATFPV can't wait for episode 3 😁 I have cinelog25 woth go pro bones 10. I am decent with the slammed shendrones squirt but really eager to find out your set up pids and rates for the cinelog25. I fly analog still so I don't have the heavier weight of a Vista but I have heavier weight with the go pro bones. Thanks for your content man, Killen it!
@@TRONCATFPV Will be waiting Eps 3 for sure! Wohooo. Great work man!
You are the best I've seen do this. Most are too fast/too squirrely. You're just fast enough to let me check things out, but not so fast It feels disorienting. Killer music selection. Which music service do you use?
Thanks!
It's taken tons of practice to get it to be this slow and smooth. I'm still learning things to this day. Slow & consistent speed holds peoples attention and eliminates the need to pause the video to see what you're looking at.
The music choice is key to holding peoples attention too 😉 I use Audiio for almost all of my music.
For someone wanting to get into real state drone work as a job but having no experience yet, would you advise them to just start with something ready to go like the DJI Avata or put together a setup like yours in your part 1 video? (not worried about cost)
I don't think the Avata will be replacing my custom built drones.
The avata is bigger and has more thrust so I'm cautious of the houses that I fly it in. Also, since the Avata has sensors on it i'm not sure how those will interact with objects in the house (if you were to fly close to counter tops it may increase altitude to avoid it)
Personally, I think custom built is the way to go. You can get it under 250g easily, can fit in tighter spaces, can put a variety of cameras on board, you won't have to worry about airspace restrictions when indoors, and it will cost much less than an Avata.
As soon as you go out the window though, you may need approval with any drone when flown under 107 depending on the airspace the property is in right?
My normal property videos look so crap after watching that… how long to learn to do this with day the avata?
what is your setting naked go pro in indoor?
My dudy, would you be so kind and share the gopro settings? I fly hero 8 but I cant get these kind of results.. Do you just leave exposure and WB on auto?
I don't use Auto settings. I'll have a future video where I go over GoPro settings 👍
@@TRONCATFPV Cant wait! Thanks!
Do you thumb grip or pinch grip?
Cant wait to know what are your GoPro settings for having a really good outdoor/indoor flight in one take :) Thanks !
GoPro settings pls …awesoem video
Can it carry a full size Gopro?
I am new to fpv, and I am wondering, why are you using GoPro and not DJI O3 air unit, wouldn't it reduce weight of the drone without compriming the quality of the footage?
When this video was released the O3 was not released yet.
I have a 2.5" cinewhoop that has O3 on it and I use it as "backup" footage. O3 video quality (imo) isn't nearly as good as a GP11.
I really like your video here. Excuse my ignorance, but what's the going rate for this kind of service? Ballpark...
Thanks! For these projects I have different tiers set up on my site (newenglanddronetours.com) that vary depending on the properties size. It also varies depending on what the client wants (we also offer photography & floorplan services)
I've been getting this question more and more and will probably end up making a video on real estate FPV pricing.
what mode do you fly in? :)
Would you please tell us the rates you used?