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I do like how the software auto generates several staging scenarios for you. Several of the other virtual staging softwares online only allow you to stage the rooms yourself with selectable room bundles and individual aesthetics. However, I'm not a fan of Virtual Staging AI's monthly/yearly subscription payment structure. There is no pay-as-you-go pricing option. If I have no vacant properties to virtually stage in any given month I lose the monthly fee, as unused credits cannot be carried over to the next moth per their information on their site. Thanks for the review Scott.

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What is your feeling on buying used? Any suggestions on how to evaluate.

Does the camera work outside? I need to accurately capture building sites and I’m looking at the matterport pro3, but apprehensive about getting into the matterport subscription

i am facing the same problem thank you

Nice vid thanks! Subbed.

Which one better for Real Estate and Interior Photo and Event Photography?? Please Please suggest comparing to sigma 14-24mm

Hi anyone know is 12 - 24 wider than 10 - 18 lens ?

Hey Scott, super informative video! Thanks for sharing. I am deciding between a Manfrotto and the Benro tripod you're using. Are you able to tell me, how tall is this tripod (in inches) with only two leg sections extended? I'm about 5'10 and I'm looking for a tripod that stays around waist height for interiors without needing to constantly adjust the legs or centre column much.

I see they charged extra credits to do 'live delivery'. How many hidden fees are there that whittle away your credits?

I thinking of getting the new Sony 16-25mm to start for real estate. Think it’s wide enough?

good tips, love it.

Hey I have an Canon EOS M50 and I’m curious to know if it’s a good camera to do real estate photography

Do you have a referral code I could use?

Struggling figuring out what I should do just getting started, I have a nikon d3400 and not really sure what to upgrade to or just get the lense and upgrade down the road will have to go with a 10-24mm lense I think.

I have a Canon r10 camera and I am struggling to find a good lens for it for a while now as I have read it is cropped sensor camera so I am unsure whether the 16-35mm lens (some videos have suggested a 10-18mm lens as it might be useful for tight spaces but I could only find this lens with a f4.5-5.6). It would be great if you could suggest a appropriate lens or possibly its best investing in a new camera? Thank you :)

Just sent/completed my first order through HDPhotoHub! Thanks for the walkthrough, it helped a ton. I'm excited to keep working on the platform!

Thank you

Great information.

What's the difference between HDR MERGE on Lightroom and ENFUSE Plugin you are talking about?

Thank you Sir . Appreciate the video. I am a HUGE fan of the air 2 S.

After a year. Would you still recommend this program?

Is 15-45mm good enough ?

Matterport: Love the tech, HATE the company. Every year they dont add value or features, they increase costs! Counting the days until a competitor comes along but it needs a dollhouse and slick interface, im not sure Iguide is it...

would the a6400 with a good lense do the job?

Please check the FAA Rules as when you make money (actually it is business purposes) from Drone photos or video you are required to have an FAA Remote Pilot Certificate. Weight of the drone only has to do with registering the drone with the FAA. The DJI Mini line is under the threshold at 249 grams so registration is not required. Great Video!

Amazing photography.

Hi, Thanks for your video, can I have plan when use insta360 x3 cameras in IGuide?

How do you stabilize it? Sony ibis is iffy imo.

Great Video and Channel Scott, I just came across your site and I'm binge watching, lol. Many years ago I used to help a buddy out during his peak season doing Real Estate Photography, I really enjoyed it but the money wasn't great. I still have all my gear and lately I have been contemplating getting back into this line of work again or myself. I have a DJi Mavic 2 Drone and am working on my Part 107 certification. Q1. How do I get work from Realtors do I create a portfolio and knock on doors? I'd love to hear some pointers. Q2. Camera settings, there are so many options, wondering if you have video on in-camera settings for the Sony, I have the Sony A7iii. Pointers on this would be great, I'm in Omaha, Nebraska btw. Thanks in advance, Wes Mc

Amazing content! Thank you

I need this in germany but only habe matterport

Answered all my questions in 2 minutes, Thanks dude!

Can I use the Sony 10-20mm lens instead of 12-24mm lens? The price difference is insane

Thanks for this great introductory tutorial on RE photography. It’s about the only paid photography I haven’t done yet. Do you think I can get by with 20mm lens (on a full-frame camera)? It’s the widest i have at this time. Thanks again, great video!

Is it advisable to use the 24mm to 85mm as a starter

Thank you so much. this is helpful. Do you have the latest update for 2023? If possible, it would be good to know the range...in case I can't afford the top model just yet. Thank you.

I have a 5D markiii i want to get into realestate photo video i was planning to go mirrorless Canon R5 is there a reason why you shifted to sony for real estate

How is tge RF 15-35 2.8 heard it has improved distortion

thats how you detail the difference, mate splendid work well done. thank you

do you have instagram or anything I can contact you by

Hey Scott! When you are doing both photos and video for a property , are you changing the camera settings much in between? What are your settings for both generally?

Your videos are helping me a lot!!! They are super insightful, To improve your youtube videos I would recommend you buy a microphone. Thanks for sharing this awesome information!

Thanks, but the music at the end...the way it jumps from soft talking to blasting music.

For Sony to start out I highly recommend the Zeiss 16-35 F4. Very sharp and most importantly very affordable especially if you buy used.

Hey, man. Thanks for the videos. Been going through them a bit. Learning and looking into the industry a bit more. Would you say that a 18mm-55mm kit lens would be enough to do natural light real estate photography? I have a dlsr with an APS-C sensor and that's what I currently have.

Curious how this compares to aryeo besides the credit system

The Air 2s seems like overkill and isn’t needed. Why do we need 5.4k resolution when most devices are 4k or lower?