Absolutely kick ass! I just bought a Benro Geared Head and tripod to better my workflow. But this is another animal altogether. I wouldn't make a habit of this, but when necessary, most definitely! New sub, love the content!
Interesting. So you only need short videos. Coming into the room and then panning across a detail. Is this how you do most videos? Seems very engaging.
Tyler, your videos are awesome. Genuine and informative. I've been absorbing all the information I can about moving from the type of photography/videography work I currently do to real estate, and finding videos from someone in my area has been an amazing stroke of luck. Look forward to seeing more, brother!
Great stuff! Tip: for doors that don't shut (like the bathroom), hold it with your foot and do a pull back, then reverse it in post. Looks like your walking in and the door magically opens.
Bro..... This is awesome! Everything about this video was done really well, and your technique is very impressive. Keep these coming , man. I see this channel blowing up if you continue to give out gems like this! Do you ever have any issues lining up the bracket shots in post at all?
Hey Tyler, fun video to watch.... Just came across your channel and like it! Starting to get into the biz after a long career in law enforcement. Love photography and think RE photography in south FL should play out well. Learning quite a bit between you and a few others I follow on here, thanks for posting.
Absolutely buddy! Thanks for being here! Check out my community if you’re interested in coaching and my online course! $35/month no commitment www.skool.com/real-estate-media-pro-4613
this is a different style, literally taking us through the process.I love it! I'm just now getting back into my camera, and I'm wondering do you just reach out directly to real estate agents or is it mostly word of mouth?
Are you outsourcing your editing or doing your own. I'm curious about the interior photos specifically. I know you shot HDR but the color in the final photos is very even in a way as if you had flash pops. Can you give any insight as to how you did that?
FTF fam here. I have two tings to critique. one, I would put the edited pictures or footage at the bottom as you were capturing it. that would be helpful for leaning and retention. two, never put a mic on the neck, especially if your subject has a deep voice as you do lol. I prefer the sound of a mic about mid chest, like right on top of the heart. thank you for making this channel! my goal is to hit real estate hard this year.
Thanks for this, just subscribed. Would be interested to see something on the editing side for both photos and videos, but would imagine with the number of properties you shoot and the fast turn around needed, you would need to outsource. I enjoy your videos, though I'm older and having hustled for decades as a photographer am not looking do any degree of volume. Just enjoy shooting interiors.
it looks like in your previous videos you used flambient, but now just brackets. It also looks like you are getting great, accurate colors without the flash. Is this all through the brackets being sent to an editor? lastly, does the gimbal help to keep your verticals straight with the photos?
I mainly do HDR, but I have been doing flash some lately for teaching purposes, and honestly, they are pretty close, I am about to release an HDR vs FLASH video soon! And no, the gimbal does not help with my verticals, if anything, it hurts them lol
@@tyler_fraser, thanks, I did hear five once, on the first shot of the darker room. Interesting videos, and concepts, I'm following. Have you seen my question regarding why you have now reverted back to using a tripod?
@@a.keithclarke7975 yeah! So now that I’m teaching more, it’s easier for me to on tripod. But I still use handheld hdr most of the time on actual shoots.
I tried commenting but it wouldn't let me. I'll try again. Great video! I have a couple follow up questions. Did you start using a tripod or have you always done handheld? Do you have a limit on how high of an ISO you're willing to shoot or anything is free game? Do you outsource your video or edit it yourself?
I started with tripod, and moved over to handheld for speed purposes, I have recently started incorporating a tripod again into my workflow, unless I need to be fast. And I outsource most of my video editing, and all of my photos!
Thanks! And my ISO usually stays the same between photo and video, BUT aperture for video I keep at f2.8 for interiors and f8 for exteriors. But for photo, I always use f8 no matter if it’s inside or exterior!
I'm REALLY impressed with you assistant's video - even the windows were perfect! Sure it was overcast outside, but Wow! Great video from you, too! Ha
Absolutely kick ass! I just bought a Benro Geared Head and tripod to better my workflow. But this is another animal altogether. I wouldn't make a habit of this, but when necessary, most definitely!
New sub, love the content!
Interesting. So you only need short videos. Coming into the room and then panning across a detail. Is this how you do most videos? Seems very engaging.
I like the color of your final pictures. Could you make a video showing your photo editing work flow?
This was fun to watch. Thanks Tyler!
Thanks for watching!
Tyler, your videos are awesome. Genuine and informative. I've been absorbing all the information I can about moving from the type of photography/videography work I currently do to real estate, and finding videos from someone in my area has been an amazing stroke of luck. Look forward to seeing more, brother!
I appreciate it buddy!
Great stuff! Tip: for doors that don't shut (like the bathroom), hold it with your foot and do a pull back, then reverse it in post. Looks like your walking in and the door magically opens.
I use that technique sometimes!
I know how to shoot already. I just need help with finding my own clients. Great video!
I JUST uploaded a video on getting clients! Go watch🙌🏻
Very interesting and beautiful video and photos!
Thank you for watching!
This is the holy Grail Real estate speed hack. I just subbed 🙌
Haha definitely the quickest way!🙌🏻
Bro..... This is awesome! Everything about this video was done really well, and your technique is very impressive. Keep these coming , man. I see this channel blowing up if you continue to give out gems like this! Do you ever have any issues lining up the bracket shots in post at all?
I really appreciate you man! And I actually outsource all of my photo editing, and they have no problems getting the brackets to line up!
Hey Tyler, fun video to watch.... Just came across your channel and like it! Starting to get into the biz after a long career in law enforcement. Love photography and think RE photography in south FL should play out well. Learning quite a bit between you and a few others I follow on here, thanks for posting.
Absolutely buddy! Thanks for being here!
Check out my community if you’re interested in coaching and my online course! $35/month no commitment
www.skool.com/real-estate-media-pro-4613
Very high quality content right out of the gate. Looking forward to learning from you.
I appreciate that buddy! Thanks for watching!
The windows are so blown out in the video. Can you fix that with colour grading or is it becuase your iso is so high
Great content!
Thanks for watching!
which af setting do you usually use? also what aperture?
I use the one shot mode with the 1 point box and just select the back wall, and for photo f8, and video f2.8
Serial Shooter. Will the handheld work with a gimbal and a camera that does not have IBIS like the EOS R? I believe not but it worth asking.
this is a different style, literally taking us through the process.I love it! I'm just now getting back into my camera, and I'm wondering do you just reach out directly to real estate agents or is it mostly word of mouth?
thanks! and i actually have a video coming out about getting clients! stay tuned!
Great stuff. if you don’t mind me asking, what are your video settings for this.
For which video? The BTS settings are just auto and 24fps. My video walkthrough settings are 60fps 1/125th SS, and AWB. ISO anywhere from 800-6400
Are you outsourcing your editing or doing your own. I'm curious about the interior photos specifically. I know you shot HDR but the color in the final photos is very even in a way as if you had flash pops. Can you give any insight as to how you did that?
I outsource! that’s how my image quality is able to be so consistent!
Good stuff my man. Not gonna lie, the handheld HDR gives me anxiety. Any tips?
Use a tripod 😂😂 haha but no seriously, it’s nice being able to fly through houses, but it’s not always the BEST way to do things.
Nice dude… 13 mins wow…
If you don’t mind me asking, what do you charge for real estate photo video packages in Tenn?
Yeah man absolutely, video is currently $350, and photo prices range from $175-$400 depending on sqft of the house!
FTF fam here. I have two tings to critique. one, I would put the edited pictures or footage at the bottom as you were capturing it. that would be helpful for leaning and retention. two, never put a mic on the neck, especially if your subject has a deep voice as you do lol. I prefer the sound of a mic about mid chest, like right on top of the heart. thank you for making this channel! my goal is to hit real estate hard this year.
Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for this, just subscribed. Would be interested to see something on the editing side for both photos and videos, but would imagine with the number of properties you shoot and the fast turn around needed, you would need to outsource. I enjoy your videos, though I'm older and having hustled for decades as a photographer am not looking do any degree of volume. Just enjoy shooting interiors.
I do outsource because of the volume, I would suggest doing it at any volume level though just because of the consistency factor!
@@tyler_fraser Thanks,, looking forward to more content.
it looks like in your previous videos you used flambient, but now just brackets. It also looks like you are getting great, accurate colors without the flash. Is this all through the brackets being sent to an editor? lastly, does the gimbal help to keep your verticals straight with the photos?
I mainly do HDR, but I have been doing flash some lately for teaching purposes, and honestly, they are pretty close, I am about to release an HDR vs FLASH video soon! And no, the gimbal does not help with my verticals, if anything, it hurts them lol
What brackets are you shooting if I can only hear four (and not an odd number) being taken each time?
I’m shooting 5 haha, not sure where the sound is on the 5th lol
@@tyler_fraser, thanks, I did hear five once, on the first shot of the darker room. Interesting videos, and concepts, I'm following. Have you seen my question regarding why you have now reverted back to using a tripod?
@@a.keithclarke7975 yeah! So now that I’m teaching more, it’s easier for me to on tripod. But I still use handheld hdr most of the time on actual shoots.
What about the photo and video settings?
I need to make a video on what settings I use!
I tried commenting but it wouldn't let me. I'll try again. Great video! I have a couple follow up questions. Did you start using a tripod or have you always done handheld? Do you have a limit on how high of an ISO you're willing to shoot or anything is free game? Do you outsource your video or edit it yourself?
I started with tripod, and moved over to handheld for speed purposes, I have recently started incorporating a tripod again into my workflow, unless I need to be fast. And I outsource most of my video editing, and all of my photos!
@@tyler_fraser ...and why have you moved back to using a tripod?
why not 16/35mm? looks like 24/70.
This is 16-35
Very interesting approach! Are you shooting photo and video at the same ISO and aperture?
Thanks! And my ISO usually stays the same between photo and video, BUT aperture for video I keep at f2.8 for interiors and f8 for exteriors. But for photo, I always use f8 no matter if it’s inside or exterior!
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Haha thanks buddy!
Muddy shoes in the house?
haha usually I shoot exteriors first if I know there is mud, plus I have shoe covers in my car!
@@tyler_fraser ,...'interiors first'?
@@a.keithclarke7975 oops typo lol