How the hell do you only have 2.44k subscribers? My wife is a realtor and I decided to get into videography to eventually take over her listings, as well as improve the videos I have with my Kids on their TH-cam Channel. I have watched hundreds of hours of tutorials and training to get ready, and this is the TOP tier stuff. Great job dude, thank you so much!
This was a great primer/reminder. I started with the Sony A7C which I only started to notice the difference with (because I started with it). Great gimbal work. 50 mm 1.8 a good suggestion for close details.
I am doing my first video tomorrow and watching your channel has helped calm my nerves bigtime. Thank you so much for sharing your tips, workflow, and even your mistakes. Seriously man. I wouldn't be able to sleep tonight if it weren't for you. So thank you thank you thank you for being you!
This is EXCELLENT!!!! This will help any up-and-coming real estate videographer get organized and take great shots sooner than if they simpy "winged" it. This will save new videographers A LOT of trial and error. Well done, and good on you to provide this resource for free.
Hey man your killing it keep pumping out this quality content! You're setting yourself apart by putting actual helpful info in your videos not just pointless useless info like most.
Hey Taylor! I have been BINGE watching all of your real estate TH-cam videos and I wanted thank you for how much you have helped me. I plan on doing your course too this week! Do you have any recommendations on good lenses for my Sony Mark 3 to use for real estate house videography? I need to get a lense because I got hired to do this! Thank you again seriously it’s much appreciated. Keep doing what you’re doing 🙏🏻
Hey! The 16-35 2.8 G Master is my favorite for sure. I started out with this one and it was nice too, for half the price - amzn.to/38NCIuB - not as great because of the f4 aperture and colors aren't quite as good. I haven't tried their 14mm lens yet, but It seems like it'd be a pretty great lens setup for gimbal work + would allow more low light flexibility with the wider aperture. amzn.to/3G9hsM6 (with this one you could just use the super35mm crop on some shots to get a medium focal length to change it up too) There's always the option of renting too! Check out lensrentals.com if it is available in your area - lenses are pretty cheap if you want to try some out before buying!
Thanks for the tutorial. I have started to do realestate videos 2 years ago (self taught) and I love doing it. Have alot of fun being creative. I am always wanting to better myself with my videos.
Check this out for test prep remotepilot101.com/ (30% Off Code: Heron18) and bit.ly/3qFpGDg to find your testing center + get your test scheduled :) - Just found this as a better + cheaper option!
Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing so much useful information. I find sticking to a plan is absolutely me - a couple times I've gone no script, start editing and realize I've missed a room. Or a shot.
So goooood! Literally packed so much good info in this. I’ve done a lot of these and I still feel like I learn so much from your videos! I’m using a canon 5d mark iv + a 16-35 f/4. I’m in the same boat where I want to change up my setup for something else!
I enjoy your videos. I have the Sony a7iii and Rhonin SC. I want to shoot real estate videos. How do you disable the roll? This is what you advise in you list of how to shoot. I read that when using the gimbal to have all three motors unlocked. With that in mind how do I accomplish disabling the roll? Thank you.
Hey Tom! You just need to select the shooting mode called Pan & Tilt Follow (In-app or on screen if your gimbal has one) That will keep the horizon level for you. Here's a video I did about gimbal stuff if you want to check it out ! th-cam.com/video/FI21gU4Grl4/w-d-xo.html
Taylor, you produce some really good looking work and I know your clients are impressed. I enjoy your videos and explanations on your process flow and gear. I'm a real estate photographer but really enjoy looking at how videos are thought through. Keep up the good work and educational stuff.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo casually for about 2-3 years but just picked up a steady client this year. I shoot with Sony A7 III and Tamron 17-28 f2.8. Mostly hdr but learning how to add ocf when needed.
Thanks! Mostly 4800k for mixed lighting, 3200k for tungsten only, and 5600k for bright rooms w/ more daylight. I set it custom though, since it varies depending on lighting conditions and time of day, etc but those are usually safe starting points.
Hey Taylor, just wanted to let you know how invaluable your content is for me as I'm getting started in my real estate videography journey. I've learned an insane amount from you. In the most sincere way possible, THANK YOU.
Thanks! I’ve always used Lightroom/photoshop and premiere pro. But I’m trying out final cut right now (cheaper long term - only a one time fee vs monthly subscription) and it seems like it might be an easier program to start on for real estate video. Pretty intuitive and smooth running compared to premiere (if you’re totally new to Adobe anyways)
Just wanted to say thanks for the work. Been dedicating some time each day to preparing myself to get into the Real Estate scene and it’s quickly turned into just watching my daily dose of your videos haha. This one was so well done and will help me without a doubt. Bravo and big thanks.
Hello and good evening Taylor. Yes I'm just starting my drone company and I really appreciate your video and knowledge. I really enjoy real estate photography/ video ography. The gear I'm starting off with is a DJI Inspire 2, Ronin S gimbal and a olympus OMD OM1 Mark III. It's great because I can switch my lenses out on the I2. My lenses I have are the 15mm, 9mm, and a 40-150. Yes I understand I'm going to have to invest in more lenses. So any advice or recommendations are appreciated. Thanks Taylor.
Great setup! Starting with an inspire 2 is pretty intense! How do you like it? The only lens I’d recommend would be a 50mm equivalent prime. So if your camera is apsc somewhere close to 35mm. That way you’ll have a great option for detail shots and isolating important features with a blurry background. Not totally necessary but adds an artistic feel to the videos.
@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Hello and I appreciate your response I love the Inspire 2 it's a beast, but I'm also looking to get the Mavic 3 Pro in the first of next year. Yes, I do currently have a 45mm, but I'll look into getting that 50 mm as well... yes I took it out today by the lake about 6:30 this morning and I used a few of lenses and got some great shots. I really appreciate your feedback and I'm going to continue watching and supporting your channel Hopefully I'll have mines up and running next year.
I don't normally comment on videos, in fact in ten years on TH-cam this is my third time commenting. great video, great advice, well spoken, easy to understand.. great job
Usually just on the middle of the room somewhere that the focus spot will be able to focus on things like the floor or the wall during the movement and not change too drastically. Manual focus works great too if you focus mid-room since it won’t change (if your camera doesn’t have great focus)
Hey! It depends on your budget but likely the Canon r7 for the price vs quality value it provides. Just need wider lenses like a laowa 12mm for the wide shots or 11-16 zoom since it's cropped sensor. But the video looks about the same as the r6 which is great for the price! Photos on it are great as well and more megapixels than the r6.
@@gabrielladesantis3210 Oh yeah! ISO must have been high for that. I mostly keep my ISO at 400-800 otherwise mine starts to get too noisy too. What camera do you have? It should have a "native iso" for video where it gets the best dynamic range and cleanest image.
Hi Taylor, this has been so helpful, loads of information packed in without it being overwhelming! I'm originally an Event & Music Photographer but looking to get into Retail Estate photography/videography and this is unbelievably helpful. Just one question! Are you shooting at 1080 or 4k? I'm asking as I get a lot of jitter when I slowdown my footage in post! Thanks!
So glad it's helpful for you! All the examples in this video are in 1080p from the EOS R - mostly shot at 30fps or 60fps. Now I shoot in 4k as much as possible for client work though! Lots more room in the edit & more detail is nice :) Are you using the right shutter speeds? Wondering if you might be dropping frames or something like that. Should be double the frame rate (30fps = 1/60, 60fps = 1/120 etc.) and when you slow that down onto a 24fps timeline it plays back smoothly. Let me know if that helps or if you want to share an example ! -TB
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Yeah, i'm based in England so my Sony A7iii is set at 25p shooting at 1/50 for 4k and then 100p shooting at 1/200 for 1080p. Slowing down in a 24fps timeline is what I was doing, hence the confusion haha. I've seen it could be my gimbal that isn't completely balanced, is this possible to cause jitter? So many variables! This is all still very new so apologies haha! I can message you on instagram if it's easier for you. Thanks.
Love your videos! I noticed in the shot list, you have ND filters.. Do you use them during real estate photos as well or do you use a CPL filter to reduce glare on floors and countertops?
Epic video! Thanks for all the tips! Possibly going to shoot a house on Wednesday, only thing is its a newly built house thats empty, any tips on that?
Hey! I don’t at the moment, but you might like my recent video showing Sony a7siii vs iPhone 13 - lots of RE Video tips and settings tips that would still help :)
Also, this video has a lot of tips for starting out - and a Free Settings + Shot List Cheat Sheet (link below the video) th-cam.com/video/n0CRB3eulP0/w-d-xo.html
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo I mean I really appreciate it, pardon my sentence construction A quick question, I was shooting a home tour, and i shot two talking session moving around, one at 24 fps and 50 fps will have probleming on a 24fps timeline, or what advise would give to have all in sync?
Hey! Depends on the type of shot and how much i want to keep in focus. I like to stick with the base ISO as much as possible (different for every camera) , and almost always stick to 180 degree shutter rule. Usually I just adjust Aperture or ISO (if needed). Or sometimes change frame rates to a slower one to get more light in (and move slower). Typically 30fps works best for me unless I want something super slow motion then I’ll use 60fps. A lot depends on what camera you’re using and how it performs with different settings, for example Sony a7siii can do 640 and 12800 iso super clean so you can use almost any frame rate/aperture you want.
Men your videos are great and I find them very helpful as someone who start in the real state photography world a few months ago. You deserve way more subscribers Greetings from Mexico
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo i been learning a lot trough youtube and internet blogs. i been working with a real state agency and im looking forward to buy a dji mini 2 to make some nice drone shoots of the luxury houses near the beach here in mazatlan but sadly the money here doesn,t have a lot of adquisitive power so i will need to save for a while
@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo cool, im just starting up. And im using sony a7c and a sigma 16-28mm. And will use also a 50mm prime. I used take a lot of photos but i stopped and when i started my little TH-cam i enjoyed the videoa more tha the still. So now working on for real estate and product videos. Cheers.
Just bought some of your presets! Would love to see a video on how to make my wide angle 17-40 not look so distorted. Even with using the Guided Transformation tool it still looks off....any tips or tricks? Thanks, Taylor!
Hey!! Thanks so much for the support 🙏 Did you use the lens profile correction in LR/PS? Usually works with most lenses. But feel free to send me some photos at taylorrbrown@icloud.com and I’ll check it out 😁
Hey! Usually anywhere from 2-8 stops. Depends a lot on which frame rate I'm using. Hardly need one for 60fps or 120fps since the shutter speed will be higher , but need more for 24fps & wide open aperture shots (f1.2-2) if you're doing those as well.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo oh icic good point!!! So far I am using 60fps + 16 35 f4 is. I may not need the ND filter. Not shooting c log yet. Sometimes I feel the sky is not very blue. Do u think I should get a polarized filter or shoot in c log and make the sky bluer in primere. I try both gimbal and slider. Feel like gimbal is faster. Slider is accurate. But just too slower for the workflow. Need a tripod too. Thanks so much for your response.
@@WeiK0 Awesome ! Yes , CLOG will help , and circular polarizer will help even more with bringing in the clear sky 👍👍 Also great for shiny surfaces like flooring and countertops indoors if it’s bright enough to use. If you have canon mirrorless check out the behind the lens insert filters since it’s easier to combine two if you’re going to use them both. (Probably would go with VND behind lens and CPL in front if possible)
Shooting with a Canon R6 with a Ronin RS2. Haven’t started yet I am still waiting for my angel bird cards and reader. Just bought a mono pod and Peter McKinnon variable ND for outside to keep my 180 rule going. My question is do you shoot with ND filters?
Awesome setup! Love my ND’s. I use them for almost all exterior videos and for interviews if I need to use a wide aperture and stop down the exposure 👍👍
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo 😎 we will see about that. It’s not just the camera as you already know. You still need great attention to detail as you already have. We will see within the next couple of weeks. How much is it to check my work out?
Awesome tips and thanks for the cheat sheet. It will be added to my collection. I currently have an A7RIII and A7III. Next will be an A7SIII, then an FX6. I really like Canon but have so much glass for Sony it really wouldn't be worth switching.
Hope it helps!! Those are great cameras! I used to have the R2 + A7iii. Just tested out the FX3 this past week and its awesome to see how much better the new color science + 10 bit is. You'll like it a lot compared to the A7iii.
How the hell do you only have 2.44k subscribers? My wife is a realtor and I decided to get into videography to eventually take over her listings, as well as improve the videos I have with my Kids on their TH-cam Channel. I have watched hundreds of hours of tutorials and training to get ready, and this is the TOP tier stuff. Great job dude, thank you so much!
Thanks a ton! Exciting stuff :) I’m a newb on YT but have done photo / video for a long time haha
Husband/Dad of the year 👏
Your work is a work of art. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks!!
New subscriber, love the content. Thanks for the cheat sheet!
Welcome! Hope it helps! :)
Thanks
No prob. Thanks for checking out the channel ✌️
This was a great primer/reminder. I started with the Sony A7C which I only started to notice the difference with (because I started with it). Great gimbal work. 50 mm 1.8 a good suggestion for close details.
Thanks! What are you using now???
Hi Taylor , nice video , and thanks for the free shot list , it's actually very helpful !
Thanks! Glad to know its helping you.
I am doing my first video tomorrow and watching your channel has helped calm my nerves bigtime. Thank you so much for sharing your tips, workflow, and even your mistakes. Seriously man. I wouldn't be able to sleep tonight if it weren't for you. So thank you thank you thank you for being you!
Congrats! Just don’t forget any rooms and I’m sure you’ll do great 👌
I've been doing small, simple videos for apartments for lease and this is sooo helpful! Thank you!
Awesome! Glad to hear it 👍👍
Starting to use the Sony a7iii ! I’ve been watching your videos and I feel confident enough to begin real estate videography!
Awesome !! You’ve got this 🔥
This is EXCELLENT!!!! This will help any up-and-coming real estate videographer get organized and take great shots sooner than if they simpy "winged" it. This will save new videographers A LOT of trial and error. Well done, and good on you to provide this resource for free.
Thanks so much!
Thanks for focusing on real estate! There are very few real estate channels with great content as yours :)
Thanks so much for the support :) I hope it is helpful!
If your client wants reel TikTok style and walkthrough would you shoot each twice separately for one vertical for reels one horizontal for TH-cam
Yeah if they’re able to budget for more time shooting + editing. Otherwise shoot horizontal strategically and crop or do creative vertical edits.
Hey man your killing it keep pumping out this quality content! You're setting yourself apart by putting actual helpful info in your videos not just pointless useless info like most.
Thanks so much for the support! That means a lot :) That's the goal! Not trying to waste anybody's time.
Curious what you charge for your area for this quality/time of videos, esp. these big homes you are showing? Thanks for all the great tips!
Wonderful, you have a great way of communicating the information. Are you shooting stills at the same time and how long would all this take.
Thanks! For both it can be anywhere from 3-5 hours depending on the property size or if they want to shoot some at sunset or not.
Great video Taylor! Thanks for sharing these tips
Thanks for checking it out 👌
thanks very much for the post, it was perfect for a recap cheers from New Zealand
For sure ! Cheers. I need to visit New Zealand some day, looks amazing!
You are amazing , all the way from Palestine, thank you for every detail and information, appreciate it
Thank you!
Hey Taylor! I have been BINGE watching all of your real estate TH-cam videos and I wanted thank you for how much you have helped me. I plan on doing your course too this week! Do you have any recommendations on good lenses for my Sony Mark 3 to use for real estate house videography? I need to get a lense because I got hired to do this! Thank you again seriously it’s much appreciated. Keep doing what you’re doing 🙏🏻
Hey! The 16-35 2.8 G Master is my favorite for sure. I started out with this one and it was nice too, for half the price - amzn.to/38NCIuB - not as great because of the f4 aperture and colors aren't quite as good. I haven't tried their 14mm lens yet, but It seems like it'd be a pretty great lens setup for gimbal work + would allow more low light flexibility with the wider aperture. amzn.to/3G9hsM6 (with this one you could just use the super35mm crop on some shots to get a medium focal length to change it up too) There's always the option of renting too! Check out lensrentals.com if it is available in your area - lenses are pretty cheap if you want to try some out before buying!
Thanks for the tutorial. I have started to do realestate videos 2 years ago (self taught) and I love doing it. Have alot of fun being creative. I am always wanting to better myself with my videos.
Awesome!! Same - Glad to hear you're having fun with it! Keep it up.
What resources did you use to study for your 107?
Check this out for test prep remotepilot101.com/ (30% Off Code: Heron18) and bit.ly/3qFpGDg to find your testing center + get your test scheduled :) - Just found this as a better + cheaper option!
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Ken is the man! Buh and bye!
Tony Northrup also has a helpful video on Part 107 test prep.
@@redfordcole Thanks for sharing!!
Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing so much useful information. I find sticking to a plan is absolutely me - a couple times I've gone no script, start editing and realize I've missed a room. Or a shot.
Gotta have all the coverage! Thanks for checking out the video :)
you're somewhere between professional and artistic, and your artistic side outweighs. you are great!
Thanks!
So goooood! Literally packed so much good info in this. I’ve done a lot of these and I still feel like I learn so much from your videos! I’m using a canon 5d mark iv + a 16-35 f/4. I’m in the same boat where I want to change up my setup for something else!
no worries i'm about to get the EOS R Back so I can send it to you :P Apparently its fixed !
I enjoy your videos. I have the Sony a7iii and Rhonin SC. I want to shoot real estate videos. How do you disable the roll? This is what you advise in you list of how to shoot. I read that when using the gimbal to have all three motors unlocked. With that in mind how do I accomplish disabling the roll? Thank you.
Hey Tom! You just need to select the shooting mode called Pan & Tilt Follow (In-app or on screen if your gimbal has one) That will keep the horizon level for you. Here's a video I did about gimbal stuff if you want to check it out ! th-cam.com/video/FI21gU4Grl4/w-d-xo.html
Taylor, you produce some really good looking work and I know your clients are impressed. I enjoy your videos and explanations on your process flow and gear. I'm a real estate photographer but really enjoy looking at how videos are thought through. Keep up the good work and educational stuff.
Thanks for the comment! How long have you been doing RE Photography??
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo casually for about 2-3 years but just picked up a steady client this year. I shoot with Sony A7 III and Tamron 17-28 f2.8. Mostly hdr but learning how to add ocf when needed.
@@cecilhudgins6569 Nice!! Awesome setup. I really liked the A7iii for photos when I had one.
Hey Taylor! Thank you so much for this! Huge help. By the way, What is your WB for the interior shots?
Thanks! Mostly 4800k for mixed lighting, 3200k for tungsten only, and 5600k for bright rooms w/ more daylight. I set it custom though, since it varies depending on lighting conditions and time of day, etc but those are usually safe starting points.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thank you so much! 🙏
Hey Taylor, just wanted to let you know how invaluable your content is for me as I'm getting started in my real estate videography journey. I've learned an insane amount from you. In the most sincere way possible, THANK YOU.
Awesome!! So glad to help out :)
Thank you!
No prob! Glad to help.
Just started working for a real estate company ... and you are being a biggg really like your content and its really helpful
Congrats! Thats awesome :) Glad to be helping.
your way is the best way to teach and share info, what is the best video and pics editor software we need to use for real estate photos and video
Thanks! I’ve always used Lightroom/photoshop and premiere pro. But I’m trying out final cut right now (cheaper long term - only a one time fee vs monthly subscription) and it seems like it might be an easier program to start on for real estate video. Pretty intuitive and smooth running compared to premiere (if you’re totally new to Adobe anyways)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo you did good in all videos, my dad was photographer he admire you rwork, bless you from toronto ,canada
Thanks!! Need to visit Canada some time once the lockdowns are over. Hope you guys are doing well up there 👍👍
welcome to canada anytime , keep in touch
You are a blessing! The information you shared is so inspirational and detailed and informative.
Thanks for the comment! Glad to hear that :) - TB
Just wanted to say thanks for the work. Been dedicating some time each day to preparing myself to get into the Real Estate scene and it’s quickly turned into just watching my daily dose of your videos haha. This one was so well done and will help me without a doubt. Bravo and big thanks.
Thanks so much for the comment. Excited for you! Hope you like it and wish you the best 👏
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo appreciate that 🙏
Hello and good evening Taylor. Yes I'm just starting my drone company and I really appreciate your video and knowledge. I really enjoy real estate photography/ video ography. The gear I'm starting off with is a DJI Inspire 2, Ronin S gimbal and a olympus OMD OM1 Mark III. It's great because I can switch my lenses out on the I2. My lenses I have are the 15mm, 9mm, and a 40-150. Yes I understand I'm going to have to invest in more lenses. So any advice or recommendations are appreciated. Thanks Taylor.
Great setup! Starting with an inspire 2 is pretty intense! How do you like it? The only lens I’d recommend would be a 50mm equivalent prime. So if your camera is apsc somewhere close to 35mm. That way you’ll have a great option for detail shots and isolating important features with a blurry background. Not totally necessary but adds an artistic feel to the videos.
@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Hello and I appreciate your response I love the Inspire 2 it's a beast, but I'm also looking to get the Mavic 3 Pro in the first of next year. Yes, I do currently have a 45mm, but I'll look into getting that 50 mm as well... yes I took it out today by the lake about 6:30 this morning and I used a few of lenses and got some great shots. I really appreciate your feedback and I'm going to continue watching and supporting your channel
Hopefully I'll have mines up and running next year.
Awesome! Let me know how it goes. Would love to see how your videos are looking with that setup.@@Mr1970827
This is just great information, thanks for sharing!
Hope it helps ✌️
I like your little motion graphics
Thanks for the great video and cheat sheet !
No prob! Thanks for checking it out :)
I don't normally comment on videos, in fact in ten years on TH-cam this is my third time commenting. great video, great advice, well spoken, easy to understand.. great job
Thanks! I appreciate it :)
This is very helpful. Between this and your editing tutorial I may be able to produce something useful! Thanks!!
Awesome!!! I’d love to see. You got this!
This vid is so packed with great tips! Thanks man.
Thanks for the comment! Appreciate the support :)
tyvm, very helpful video.ty for sharing. One question, did u ever use camera monitor?
Yeah! Mostly for filming people in Listings but they’re super helpful and make filming a lot more fun IMO.
Instant subscriber thanks. Great stuff!
Thanks for the support!! :)
This video is amazing!! And super big thanks for the cheat sheet!
No prob! Hope it helps you :)
This is great and useful for realtor
Thanks Faith! Hope so
Great info bro, will forsure need to listen to this advice for my businesses!
Thanks! Hope it helps 😁
How are you setting camera/lens for getting focus? Thanks love the videos
Usually just on the middle of the room somewhere that the focus spot will be able to focus on things like the floor or the wall during the movement and not change too drastically. Manual focus works great too if you focus mid-room since it won’t change (if your camera doesn’t have great focus)
Thank you so much for sharing this informations. You’re a life saver.
No problem ! Hope it helps you
Of course it does. It is as if you could read all the questions in my mind lol
@@situmedia haha awesome! We all have the same questions :)
Great video loved it!
Cheers ! 🤙🏻
This was incredible man. Subscribed and ready for more content!
Thanks so much!
So helpful. Thanks!
Good to hear ! Thanks :)
Which camera would you recommend for beginners? Thank you
Hey! It depends on your budget but likely the Canon r7 for the price vs quality value it provides. Just need wider lenses like a laowa 12mm for the wide shots or 11-16 zoom since it's cropped sensor. But the video looks about the same as the r6 which is great for the price! Photos on it are great as well and more megapixels than the r6.
Very helpful! Great Video! And Thanks for the Checklist !!! Keep it up brother!
Thanks!!
Hey Taylor, what aperture do you use for your wide shots?
Hey Gabriella! Usually I stick to 2.8 to get more light in for a cleaner shot and a little bit softer look. But overall anywhere from 2.8-4.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Thanks Taylor! I was shooting at 8 light I do with my photos and it was very grainy
@@gabrielladesantis3210 Oh yeah! ISO must have been high for that. I mostly keep my ISO at 400-800 otherwise mine starts to get too noisy too. What camera do you have? It should have a "native iso" for video where it gets the best dynamic range and cleanest image.
Hi Taylor, this has been so helpful, loads of information packed in without it being overwhelming! I'm originally an Event & Music Photographer but looking to get into Retail Estate photography/videography and this is unbelievably helpful. Just one question! Are you shooting at 1080 or 4k? I'm asking as I get a lot of jitter when I slowdown my footage in post! Thanks!
So glad it's helpful for you! All the examples in this video are in 1080p from the EOS R - mostly shot at 30fps or 60fps. Now I shoot in 4k as much as possible for client work though! Lots more room in the edit & more detail is nice :) Are you using the right shutter speeds? Wondering if you might be dropping frames or something like that. Should be double the frame rate (30fps = 1/60, 60fps = 1/120 etc.) and when you slow that down onto a 24fps timeline it plays back smoothly. Let me know if that helps or if you want to share an example ! -TB
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Yeah, i'm based in England so my Sony A7iii is set at 25p shooting at 1/50 for 4k and then 100p shooting at 1/200 for 1080p. Slowing down in a 24fps timeline is what I was doing, hence the confusion haha. I've seen it could be my gimbal that isn't completely balanced, is this possible to cause jitter? So many variables!
This is all still very new so apologies haha! I can message you on instagram if it's easier for you. Thanks.
@@achanvisual Nice! I'd probably have to see what it looks like to know what might be causing it.
Another fantastic video. I found your channel a few days ago and loving your content.
Thanks!! What all are you trying to learn ?
Love your content, keep up the great work! The shot list tho 👌🏼🔥🔥
Thanks!!! Hope it helps :) Always love a good list!
What are some of the biggest struggles you have faced while starting out? For me it was probably trying to over-complicate gimbal moves! haha
Same. Making it about the home vs “cool” shots.
@@AndreiRestrepo A lot easier to think that way haha.
Shooting quality without a gimbal 😂
@@taylorgangis You can do a ton without a gimbal! haha
Getting physically tired running around a big house :D
Helpful. Informative. Educating. So much value in this video.
So great to hear !! Thanks for checking it out :)
Thank you for sharing the juice.
No prob! Thanks for checking it out Dan 😄
Great video. I just got started in real estate photography/videography and your videos have helped a ton.
Awesome!! Thanks for the support
loving the content man!
Glad to hear it! Thanks :)
I do real estate videography in Copenhagen Denmark, and im a new subcriber, great content man! ;)
Cool! Thanks :)
Amazing video Taylor. Thank you 🙏
Thanks!!
This was awesome 🙌🏻 Thanks so much 🙏🏻💯❣️
Thanks for the support :)
Great video Taylor! Thanks for sharing!
whats up Taylor! thanks for the Info. I would like to see how you edit the video. that would also be very helpful. great job bro!
Thanks!! Check out my videos I have up already, pretty in depth! For highlight videos and full length
Probably the first video I've ever commented on, that was amazing my man.
Woo! Thanks so much :) Your comment means a lot
Thank you Taylor! Love your work :)
Thanks !!
Got my first listing video! Shooting in about two weeks! Thank you for the info this helps so much.
Congrats!!
Awesome quality and direct thank you for sharing. 👍🏼 and subscribed !
No prob! Thanks for the support :)
Great video! Super helpful mapping out the shot list.
Thanks! Hope it helps you ✌️
I used a c200 for years I just switched to the R6 much better for real estate! The files on the cinema cameras are massive like so big
R6 is a great camera!
I love this video, what kind of drone do you have?
Thanks! Mavic 2 Pro (non-zoom)
Love your videos! I noticed in the shot list, you have ND filters.. Do you use them during real estate photos as well or do you use a CPL filter to reduce glare on floors and countertops?
Thanks!! Yes, for outside shots they come in handy. And CPL filters - I hardly use them for video unless it’s really bad - mostly just photography.
Epic video! Thanks for all the tips!
Possibly going to shoot a house on Wednesday, only thing is its a newly built house thats empty, any tips on that?
Just do the same angles you would normally ! Those are usually faster since you don’t have to compose around furniture or anything 👍👍
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Sweet thanks!
Do you think its a good Idea to do 1 - 3 sites free when starting out? As this will ve my first one😅
If it’s what you need to do to get a portfolio going and you feel good about it, sure!
Thanks a ton bro!!! Just getting started doing real estate videos with my drone. 🙏🏾 Great tips! Subbed.
Awesome, thanks!!
Thanks for checking it out !
Just subbed! Greatly helpful!
Welcome! Thanks :)
Nice video. What aperture for the wide shots?
Thanks! Mostly 2.8 - 4 depending on lighting or if I need more details.
If you have any video specially about Sony ZV-E10 or any camera sitting of indoor, outdoor real estate videography please share the link ?
Hey! I don’t at the moment, but you might like my recent video showing Sony a7siii vs iPhone 13 - lots of RE Video tips and settings tips that would still help :)
Also, this video has a lot of tips for starting out - and a Free Settings + Shot List Cheat Sheet (link below the video) th-cam.com/video/n0CRB3eulP0/w-d-xo.html
This is too good
for beginners like us
lol Sorry ??? What would be more helpful for you?
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo I mean I really appreciate it, pardon my sentence construction
A quick question, I was shooting a home tour, and i shot two talking session moving around, one at 24 fps and 50 fps will have probleming on a 24fps timeline, or what advise would give to have all in sync?
Awesome video! Appreciate the checklist!
Amazin tips Taylor! Do you shoot at 4k60pfs?
Sometimes! Thanks
Hey, great helpful video. Which settings do you adjust for exposure? Aperture, shutter speed? hear a lot of conflicting info lol. Thanks!
Hey! Depends on the type of shot and how much i want to keep in focus. I like to stick with the base ISO as much as possible (different for every camera) , and almost always stick to 180 degree shutter rule. Usually I just adjust Aperture or ISO (if needed). Or sometimes change frame rates to a slower one to get more light in (and move slower). Typically 30fps works best for me unless I want something super slow motion then I’ll use 60fps. A lot depends on what camera you’re using and how it performs with different settings, for example Sony a7siii can do 640 and 12800 iso super clean so you can use almost any frame rate/aperture you want.
@Taylor Brown thanks man🙏👌
This is awesome! Thanks and congrats!
Thanks so much for checking out the channel :)
Men your videos are great and I find them very helpful as someone who start in the real state photography world a few months ago.
You deserve way more subscribers
Greetings from Mexico
Thanks so much for the support :) Glad to be helping! How's it going for you so far ?
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo i been learning a lot trough youtube and internet blogs. i been working with a real state agency and im looking forward to buy a dji mini 2 to make some nice drone shoots of the luxury houses near the beach here in mazatlan but sadly the money here doesn,t have a lot of adquisitive power so i will need to save for a while
Save & Practice with what you’ve got ! Keep at it 💥
Nice job! Just started gearing up to start doing real estate videography. I’m following your videos and really helpful. Cheers!
Happy to help! Hit me up if you need help with anything.
@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo cool, im just starting up. And im using sony a7c and a sigma 16-28mm. And will use also a 50mm prime. I used take a lot of photos but i stopped and when i started my little TH-cam i enjoyed the videoa more tha the still. So now working on for real estate and product videos. Cheers.
@entv5876 sounds good! Enjoy
Great vid and amazing shots, thanks for sharing your tips!
Thanks for the comment ! Hope they help you :)
Holy cow! You are a pro dude! Really enjoyed this video!
Just bought some of your presets! Would love to see a video on how to make my wide angle 17-40 not look so distorted. Even with using the Guided Transformation tool it still looks off....any tips or tricks? Thanks, Taylor!
Hey!! Thanks so much for the support 🙏 Did you use the lens profile correction in LR/PS? Usually works with most lenses. But feel free to send me some photos at taylorrbrown@icloud.com and I’ll check it out 😁
Thanks for the video 🔥
No prob :)
Very cool video. Thanks. Great footage btw!
Thanks !!
Appreciate the checklist thank you!
Which stop of ND filter u use for exterior video? Sunny day~ thanks!
Hey! Usually anywhere from 2-8 stops. Depends a lot on which frame rate I'm using. Hardly need one for 60fps or 120fps since the shutter speed will be higher , but need more for 24fps & wide open aperture shots (f1.2-2) if you're doing those as well.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo oh icic good point!!! So far I am using 60fps + 16 35 f4 is. I may not need the ND filter. Not shooting c log yet.
Sometimes I feel the sky is not very blue. Do u think I should get a polarized filter or shoot in c log and make the sky bluer in primere. I try both gimbal and slider. Feel like gimbal is faster.
Slider is accurate. But just too slower for the workflow. Need a tripod too. Thanks so much for your response.
@@WeiK0 Awesome ! Yes , CLOG will help , and circular polarizer will help even more with bringing in the clear sky 👍👍 Also great for shiny surfaces like flooring and countertops indoors if it’s bright enough to use. If you have canon mirrorless check out the behind the lens insert filters since it’s easier to combine two if you’re going to use them both. (Probably would go with VND behind lens and CPL in front if possible)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Thanks so much for the info:)
Shooting with a Canon R6 with a Ronin RS2. Haven’t started yet I am still waiting for my angel bird cards and reader. Just bought a mono pod and Peter McKinnon variable ND for outside to keep my 180 rule going.
My question is do you shoot with ND filters?
Awesome setup! Love my ND’s. I use them for almost all exterior videos and for interviews if I need to use a wide aperture and stop down the exposure 👍👍
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo your shots look great brother keep it up 😎
@@davisone76 Thanks !! Those were all on EOS R so R6 should be even better :)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo 😎 we will see about that. It’s not just the camera as you already know. You still need great attention to detail as you already have. We will see within the next couple of weeks. How much is it to check my work out?
@@davisone76 True! You'll be doing good in no time :)
Amazing Video Thanks! This helped me out a ton!
Thanks!! So glad :)
Did you ever end up upgrading to the cinema camera?
For recent client projects I’ve been renting the fx3 for real estate. So good!
New subscriber! Thanks Taylor, learning a lot.
Awesome!! Welcome ✌️
Great video bro, learn a lot from you. Thanks
Awesome tips and thanks for the cheat sheet. It will be added to my collection. I currently have an A7RIII and A7III. Next will be an A7SIII, then an FX6. I really like Canon but have so much glass for Sony it really wouldn't be worth switching.
Hope it helps!! Those are great cameras! I used to have the R2 + A7iii. Just tested out the FX3 this past week and its awesome to see how much better the new color science + 10 bit is. You'll like it a lot compared to the A7iii.