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Great video, super easy to do as a real estate agent!
Hey Eli! Where can I find the motion blur plug in? Thankyou and nice work!
This is incredibly helpful- thank you!
Great video!! Very helpful 😎
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Thanks. You provide such a quality content. Followed you everywhere!
Thank you that was really good
This is so awesome, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for this. Isn’t it better to use a ultra wide lens and not the standard lens?
Where can I find the motion blur effect?
Was wondering what software you used for post production but went back and re watched and heard he said Final cut pro. Thanks for the video
Just a question. Is the vertical format done on purpose for real estate? True video is horizontal as the frame size mimics our horizontal visual experience. When touring a house I would think that each room you enter is a panoramic moment. A horizontal frame gives your eyes time to scan.
If you were filming this with a DSLR or mirrorless 35 mm, I can’t imagine that you would rotate the camera vertical.
For that same reason I think 90% of real estate shots are horizontal unless they are the cover of your brochure. can you explain this video format to me. Hoping to start doing videos soon.
Video is nicely done - I was trying to scan the driveway, etc but the speed bump style was too fast for me if
I was interested in the house.
II think I can answer my own question. In listening to Eli’s intro again, I ‘m guessing real estate agents are going to show these videos to folks on their phone and if he/she sends it to a prospect on site, they are going to end up with it on their phone - and probably watch it on their phone. That explains the vertical format.
And re my second part of question, would you also do a normal horizontal video the agent can post on their site as pert of that listing? Looking at listings on the web, the monitor is horizontal ± iPads are horizontal.
Your video is nicely shot but it feels like I’m seeing the whole house through a tall narrow window.
He's doing it vertical because that's Tik Tok and Reels format. This tutorial is for Reels/Tik Tok.
Where can I find the motion blur plugin and what tool allowed you to select pest of the clip to ramp without cutting?
cant we just use our normal camera for this and put the gimbal in vertical mode?
Eli... I do a lot of architectural HDR photography down here in Florida... I am also a realtor who is trying to get other realtors work... my question is... What king of phone do I need to shoot videos? I-phone or Samsung ?.. My phone is a Samsung phone.,,
Hey! 👋
iPhones typically have much better video and photo, but that may not be true with SOME androids and other phones.
Not sure on the exact ones, but if the quality doesn’t look good, it may be best to get an Iphone or use another method!
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Eli - Great video! TikTok is only going to display at 1080p? What are the benefits of filming in 4k?
Video quality captured is better. My guess is video captured in 4k and downscalled to 1080p looks better than video captured at 1080p
Downscaled video always looks better than shot natively at a given resolution, also gives you wiggle room of cropping in on shots without losing quality.
eli, they don’t look good for youtube right? these verticals are only exclusively for reels on ig and facebook and tiktok, is that right
TH-cam has a new feature called "Shorts" where you can post videos like these, but typically they are most effective on FB/IG/TT!
is this in ultra wide or regular camera on iphone?
How much would you charge someone who filmed footage and just wants it edited?
you mention your course, please provide a link
Do you calibrate the gimbal before every photo shoot?
How do you get it so smooth when you play it faster? Mine looks lite it's laggin between fast and slow
Hey, why do you guys use a phone and not a camera? Wouldnt it result in a better quailty video
nice tutorial, any video software recommendation for windows user?
Davinci resolve
I have a question please help me! I do my own videos for real estate but I struggle so much. My gimbal is the dji 4 and when I start making a video vertically. The phone tilts slightly to the left and it's not straight anymore
Is there a way we could talk so I can ask some questions? I have been doing real estate photography for almost a year now.
can I do this with my camera instead of my phone?
@Eli Jones Great video tutorial! But I have a question, how do we add the motion blur on Final Cut Pro? I can't seem to find it on my end.
They downloaded it onto Final Cut, it looks like they are using Ryan Nangle's plug-in.
Here's a link to his video, where he gives it away for free. th-cam.com/video/k-Hnls_-Td0/w-d-xo.html
@@Kr_real_estate_midea RN Plugin says that it's not working with vertical video. Tried it myself. you will get strange black borders. So how have they done it here to make it work? @itselijones
You can start this business with just an iPhone and a tripod? Wow that’s crazy 👍🏽
So I’m guessing this is a standard zoom for the video, but how do you get rid of the rolling shutter? I’ve noticed with mine that I see it most in the corners and with artwork on the wall.
Lots of variables in this question. First, they use an iPhone. No zoom, and the standard iPhone lens (with the best aperture) is around the 28mm focal length. Second, if you’re using a mirrorless or dlsr, some do rolling shutter better than others.
@@jg_jgjg I was using the iPhone 13 when I did mine.
These videos are not in ultra wide correct ? it’s the normal camera ?
Looks like they used the DJI Mimo app to record this reel. That app ONLY uses the standard camera lens for recording. It doesn't allow for you to use the ultra wide camera through their app.
If you wanted to use the ultra wide lens of your camera, you would have to first balance the gimbal with the DJI Mimo app, then go back to your native camera app, switch to the ultra wide, then record from there.
Dear comment section. You are wasting your time watching things like this. Go out and film ANYTHING then come back and learn to edit. Nothing beats actually doing the work and learning what does best for you.
Help!
It doesn’t do much good to watch someone who is not teaching as he goes. You said this was from your course that I was highly thinking about, but there is no real instruction, he mumbles and goes too fast. Not being a Karen, just meant for feedback. I want to learn and not just watch.
i agree
Perhaps its because of my background, but I found this video very helpful. I also would guess that if he explained everything step by step here, there wouldn't be a need for anyone to purchase the paid course
@@SteveDab317 He said this was from his paid course, that was my point. Everyone is on a different level, for sure for me, I was looking for actual instruction.
Yah I don't know how he did the Speed Ramps like that. He must have a preset, but if this is a tutorial showing us how to do this, it should include how to make the speed ramps. The only way I've found a way to do it is very slow and methodical. I Googled how to make speed ramps, but all the ways I've seen it done isn't as fast as he adds them.
Some days I think everyone has lost their mind. Vertical video for real estate is brutal.
And absolutely in no way it does it show the home better than landscape orientation
If you’re actually going to buy a house.. Do you want to make your initial decisions on interest based on visuals that are basically thin aspect images showing too much ceiling and floor? At “trendy” Hyperlapse speed? What is the point?
“because the algorithm favors vertical videos”
You’re not a teen girl producing a make up tutorial.
What algorithm? Any given real estate agent has like .. 4 likes… on their postings.
The irony is *this* TH-cam video showing the videographer doing his work shows the house better than his actual final product.
Why? Because it is wide angle images in landscape orientation.