Real Estate Video Editing - ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW!!
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My gosh, the amount of good, valuable info in this is insane. It's like all of it haha. Thanks for the great video!!
Thanks homie 🤘🏻
I agree, this guy is the best!
Yeah, I love on how he explain things and giving some advice. We'd love to see the finished video.
Thanks!! I’m not sure where it is now lol sorry! Check out my more recent video with the same title for another fun one 👌 made sure to put the whole playback in it this time 😆
Great video, I was hoping to see the final video, did you have a link to it?
Dude, you add so much value to this platform. You won my subscription with this video. Super smooth, super clean info. Nice work
Thanks !!! That’s awesome to hear :)
This tutorial really helped me get organized with a client´s project. I appreaciate it, thanks Taylor.
Awesome! Thanks so much for sharing. Hope it all went well for you!
Underrated, great job man!
Thanks so much! Hope it was helpful 🤙🏻 Let me know if you have any questions !
For myself at the very early stages of getting into the real estate videography this was all really really helpful & great information. Subscribed!
Awesome!! Thanks for the support :)
This is my first time watching your videos. I cant thank you enough for the info and tips you gave! Really helped me finish up my project perfectly! Always will be awaiting new tutorials from you :)
Hey thanks so much for sharing that! Awesome to hear it :) Hope things are going well for you!
At 10% of the video I thought the quality of content and production was at 9/10. It's how you made the coffee that did it for me. Yes, I'm from Italy. Thanks! -Alberto
Haha ! Thanks :) Which way do you like to make? Ex-Barista & Espresso Machine tech here.
this type of info that I looking for all this years. I found it at last!!! Kudos! 👍
haha glad you found it! Thanks for checking out my channel :)
that summer beat qeeo Is a bangeerrrrrrrr
Most informative non-bs video I've seen in a while! Cheers.
Thanks! Not trying to waste anybody's time :) Hope it was helpful to you!
Didn't need this but you did a great job, very clear and straight to the point!
Haha thanks for watching anyways 😆 What kind of work are you in to ?
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Big up to your video, super pro level! I'm into documentaries and short movies but I really do like architecture and design so I'm trying to get into this world through video.
@@gabrielesaladino9565 Awesome!! Doc style shooting is my favorite. Video is the best way to get in!! Not a lot of people doing good quality thoughtful videos in that industry!
I liked and subscribed when the bit about taking breaks came up. Cool little breather in the video!
haha thanks !! Welcome :)
Thank you so much for the valuable information, was really helpful!
Taylor, this is an amazing video. I appreciate you making this tutorial. This helped me a ton. Great detail.
Thanks for sharing Walter! Glad it helped :)
Hey guys! What's your favorite editing hack? Let me know! Hope this video helps out.
Hi great video very informative, just getting into video for real estate and was wondering if your shoot in a picture profile
@@blueprintstech5638 Hey!! Excited for you! Thanks so much for checking it out. Usually I shoot in C-Log with the sharpness set to 2, and manually adjust the color temperature for each shot/room. Otherwise I shoot on Neutral color profile sometimes if I can (like some of the shots in this video example). Let me know if you have any other questions!
Taylor Brown thanks so much
@@blueprintstech5638 For sure! More videos coming soon!
Taylor Brown thanks looking forward to it
I think I could do this after watching your tips. Great video!
That’s the goal !
Okay I needed this explanation i was just done with my editing after a few hours 😂 im going to start again soon, Thanks!
Dudes living my dream having an espresso machine right next to his desk
hahah it broke recently :( Thanks for checking out the video !
Very organized , Cristal clear explanation , smart workflow , and generous by share all this info and experience with all of us!! say Congratulation is few but but good start point!!
Thanks!! Glad to help 😁
"The point is to sell the house" I see so many videos where they show some crazy transitions, even though I like it, I think they over do it and looks like they promoting their skills instead of promoting the house. Great video!
Exactly!! lol Thanks for checking out the channel :)
Be aware, some people are asked to do that by the realtor. One of my clients *always* asks for super fast, flashy editing with loud, upbeat music
Truth!
i love your video/personal style, looking forward to see more content from you, especially some real estate examples. cheers
Thanks!!
this is a big help🥰 thank you for sharing bro🧐
No prob! Lots more tutorials since this one on the channel 🤘
This is my first comment ever on a video. All I have to say Taylor, thank you!
haha awesome!! That means a lot :)
Best explained video EVAH! Thank you for breaking it down so well. Could you please do a video on shooting real estate with EOS R? I need help on blown out windows even when shooting best time of day. Thanks!
Thanks! Main things I do are shooting in C Log, tilt blinds up so they bounce light on the ceiling to fill the room if you can, and try to expose for the inside to be about 3/4 exposed so you have a little room with the windows in post. Just gotta try to work with what you have there. If the room is super dark, sometimes its better to make windows darker with blinds so the overall exposure and light colors match better too. A lot of times it just depends on the house though, if there's good natural light it will look better & if there's hardly any natural light its not going to be the best.
I haven’t watched all of this yet, but will Very soon. Such GREAT info…!!! Thank you for sharing. Also, I’ve not seen anyone else have their media on the right in Premiere and make the thumbnails larger so you can quickly skim through. Reminds me of Final Cut. Any tips you can provide on that or other things in Premiere?!?
Thanks! Not sure on specifics to mention right now, but I have a bunch of tutorials on the channel & in my video course if you want to check any out ✅
Thanks bro!!!! Doing my research for first client!
You’ll get it !
Love it! Always follow same process for my real estate videos
Nice!!
Keep it up mate! You've made a helpful content! Like it!
Thanks!!
Thanks so much for this video, I really learnt a lot. Thanks again for sharing!
Glad to! Thanks for the comment :)
The organization of the videos into folder bins imported to Premiere... damn why have I never thought of that. Thank you for the tip.
For sure! Definitely helps !! :)
really informative vid , thanks!
Glad to help!
Thank you fo this video!
No problem!
New vid about drones just went up! Goes over some good tips for Real Estate Video too. Hope its helpful!
Really enjoyed how you do your intros. Very good point to consider and add to my future projects. One thing I will say though. iPhone 11 Pro footage is wild. I stopped using my Sony for videos. I use it just for photos now
Thanks!! 100% about trying to keep peoples attention. That’s wild! If it works it works 🤷♂️ Keep it up!
I should really consider learning Adobe, it seems pretty straight forward. Enjoyed the video but would have loved to see the final version 😉
Thanks! I know - My bad! 2nd RUclips video ever 😂 Hope some of the more recent ones help you out! Thanks for checking this one out.
Thanks man, great video!
We done went on the edit journey with ya and didn't get to see the fruits of our labor lol great video
Sorry lol second RUclips Video and was trying to cut it to be shorter 😆 Check out the newer ones for more examples!
you are perfect, thank you so much for tricks :)
You should use the new premiere logo in the thumbnail, would probably bump CTR
Truth lol. Thanks
Great video! Very informative 🔥
Thanks for checking it out !! Great to hear :)
Awesome video! Well constructed and thorough. Thank you! New sub.
Thanks for the support !!
This was really great and so helpful, thank you! Only question, does exporting at 4k stretch anything you zoomed in on? Just curious.
Thanks so much for the feedback! Yes, so depending on your camera you have more or less room to zoom where it still looks good. My EOS R tends to be fine if it’s 10% or less (shot in 1080p) but if I’m on my c200 in 4K i have a lot more room to reframe & key frame in post. If you go too far it can start to get pixelated. Main reason for 4K is because RUclips/Facebook/IG compress the files some when uploading so it helps to counteract that and keep the quality a little better 😁 Try it out at home and see what works with your camera and you should be good to go!
thanks
Nice tutorial, but what would be the reason to have a timeline in 1080p and than export 4k? :)
Not totally sure if it really makes a difference but if hosting on RUclips (which compresses videos to lower quality) the end viewing might look a little bit better 🤷🏼♂ lol
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Thanks for the answer Taylor, but if I would exaggerate it and shrink 4k video into 320p footage and then scale it up to 4k again, it's not gonna look the same, because a lot of information/pixels would be omnited. RUclips compresses video bitrate I guess. But anyway again, nice tutorial and a lot of useful tips in editing workflow. Thank you ;)
@@martinbartos81 Thanks!
Aloha Taylor! Your videos have helped me so much with motivation and inspiration to push ahead with my Real Estate photo and video business! I've seen a lot of youtube channels but I find yours the most laid back and easy to follow, you rock! I have a questionm, why don't you shoot 60fps for indoors? Is that just 30fps is enough to slow down? Or is it because 60fps files are heavier?
So cool! Thanks for sharing :) Its mostly because of how my camera does when shooting in low light. Higher iso gets noisy looking pretty fast. So using 30fps in lower light situations (indoors) helps me get cleaner videos (slower shutter speeds = brighter). If I were using a camera with better low light performance like a7siii, I'd probably always shoot at 60fps just to have more room in post - because why not! Also most of the time for these types of shoots, I just use slow-mo to help with stabilization so 80% (30fps) usually works just fine for me for indoor/outdoor too! 60fps at 40% is pretty slow! 😂 Hope that helps!
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Thanks buddy!
Hi Taylor! Great video. Really appreciate the clear and concise information! If a client is looking to publish the finished edit on IG/FB/RUclips. What export settings would you recommend? I've been using the built in presents in premiere but I would like to know if you have found better results with custom settings (things like 1pass vs 2pass VBR vs CBR and the bit rate [shot and delivered in 1080p].
Thank You!
Hey!! Definitely way more options than most people need in there lol. For most projects, I shoot in 1080p or both 1080 + 4k, and export using the option in premiere for RUclips 4k, but change the MBPS to 40, 1 pass, check the highest setting options. I also add this export LUT from adobe that keeps the colors more accurate to how you edit them in premiere. (link below) - For some projects that I shoot more 4k I'll change my MBPS to 60 or 80 if it makes sense too. Let me know if that helps!
assets.adobe.com/public/a0b635a3-6bc3-452b-5f7d-c997b9b36cf5
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo awesome! I will try those settings and that export lut :) happy holidays!
When it comes to the export to 4k etc, how do you handle delivering the video? Do you offer the client options such as USB/WeTransfer?
Would a 4K file cause issues with something like that? Great video by the way, really gives me the confidence to go and try getting a client!
Thanks for the support! I just do everything through Google Drive :) Dropbox is great too! Whatever works fastest to get it to the client.
Great video 👌👌
Thanks! Let me know if there's anything you'd like to see more of for future reference :)
Did you mention what video editor software are you using? I think I missed it. Love your videos by the way.
Thanks! In this one it was Premiere Pro by Adobe. Final Cut and Davinci are great too
Really helpful, thank you very much !
Happy to hear that! Thanks for checking it out :)
Good Jon man
a21aaron hope it was helpful!
That a cool video. Simple and perfect
Thanks so much for the feedback! Sorry I missed your comment :)
thanks man! this video got me moving in the right direction. Hopefully make some cash soon :D
You can do it ! 👏👏
Taylor, when you created the new sequence it was 1920 x 1080 but when you export, you exported it in 4K? I am right?
Yeah. The camera I shot the video with could only do 1080p and that’s a way to (maybe) get a little better quality once uploaded to RUclips or Social. Not sure if it really does much though 😆
Hey I tried clicking on the video light link but it took me to the camera instead. Might want to fix the link :). BESIDES THAT I LOVE THE VIDEO!
swapnil dave Thanks so much! So glad to help. Let me know if you have any questions for future vids 🤙🏻 Appreciate the heads up !!
swapnil dave For my main light, I usually use an Aputure 120d though, BTW!
Hey Taylor, thanks for these tips. Do you also use After Effects when making your videos?
Hey! Not really. For graphics I usually just find pre made title animations to use online 👍👍
Hi Taylor, I am new to real estate photography & videography. I normally photograph sports and create highlight sports videos or memory videos. Recently I was presented with an opportunity to capture custom homes and your videos have been so informative (you are a great teacher) and have helped me navigate this new challenge, so thank you! After watching this video, I wanted to ask, do you use transitions between your clips? And if so what are your go to transitions?
Thanks! & Congrats - hope it is going well for you so far! I don't really use transitions. Sometimes slight speed ramp on the end of one shot and the start of the next one, but I usually keep things pretty simple.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thank you!
Hey Tyler! Why do you not you shoot 60FPS inside the home? From a Curious Fan 🤓
Hey! I do sometimes if it's bright enough or if there's a creative reason to that I'm planning for (like speed ramping, slow mo, etc) There's not really any "hard rules" to any of this - Once you know how the frame rates will affect your edit, you can play with them how you want to or when you need to.
For interiors with lower ambient light my footage gets more noisy if I do high frame rates indoors (faster shutter speed makes me use a higher iso which causes noise - my camera's native ISO is 400 and gets noisy close to 2000+) So thats another reason as a workaround & I usually like how the 30fps slowed down to 80% works for pacing in my edits so thats usually my go-to!
If / When I use a different camera like a Sony A7S III with super good low light performance its different since you can basically do whatever you want to and get clean footage (At It's Native 640 ISO and 12,800 ISO) So nice!
Hope that makes sense!
I have a question, please
How is the finished project delivered to the Client? Zip file? Thumb drive?
Explanation of the various delivery methods I would find helpful
Thanks for your time
I use Google Drive ! Dropbox is great as well. I make a folder for each client that they always can access, then one per project inside that (photos or videos in separate sub folders ) and send them a link to download when it’s ready. Easy and fast !
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo i appreciate the reply!
For sure!!
Great vid! About how much should it take to edit a video from start to finish?
Thanks! Really depends on how comfortable you are with editing and shooting. If you're "shooting to edit" where your shots are easy to cut into your video, and you have songs ready ahead of time, it can be pretty quick - maybe an hour minimum. But most of the time its 1-3. Or a lot more if it's a big project !
That’s a great video
Thanks for the comment ! Hope it helps you.
Wow awesome I am going to try all this for my Real Estate video . Hope it sells
Go for it !!! 👏
thanks you
Thanks for the support !
Thanks for making this vid. When I create new sequence at 1080 1920, my camera footage looks fine, but my drone footage crops in. Any thoughts?
Hey! Yes, try checking your preferences/keyboard shortcuts if S works to auto scale to fit the frame.
Rad!!! Like that you used no video transitions!!!!
Thanks! No need really lol
Taylor amazing work. How much time it took to edit this video?
Real estate videos ? Normally 1-3 hrs once I have music ready. RUclips video? Usually 1-3 days 😂 Thanks for the support!
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo got it, thanks
Nice video! Question, is it good to use LUTs for real estate videos? Also, if you can share your closing clip of a video to understand how to finish them :)
Thanks! Personally I just use my own LUTs that keep things looking natural. I think this video wasn't shot in LOG but typically I shoot in LOG so it helps speed things up as a starting point for coloring. Stylized LUTS could work sometimes but personally I think most clients would want to have more accurate colors to show off the properties. What closing clip do you mean?
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Thanks for replying so fast! Sorry I meant where can I check your real estate videos to check on the closing clip (sunset, walking away, etc), just to understand a bit more :)
@@alono4473 Check out the end of this video (basically the same as this one but longer) ruclips.net/video/cWrSyZRVyn0/видео.html
Super helpful, thanks! How do you quickly get things to time up with the music - and do you shake it up or always hit the same beat for these kind of videos? Also, when exporting to for / to youtube do you have to choose MP4? I have both FCX and Adobe but haven't used the latter. The organization of it is SUPER helpful! thanks... How much time do you spend editing one of these. Once you have the full video - what do you include on a 1min version? And how to expedite that process for that shorter version? Thanks.
Hey! Thanks for watching. I usually vary it a bit so its not totally predictable - depending on how long the shot needs to be to get the point across. Doesn't take TOO long to do that part of the edit since its mostly just cutting + deleting at the beat or wherever it needs to be and moving forward. Typically they might take about 2-3 hours to edit. For the 1min versions I cut out anything extra like secondary bedrooms, alternate angles and just leave in the best parts that still get the main idea across. You can either do a totally separate edit - or just copy your sequence over to a new timeline and delete the parts you don't need and trim up the other ones to fit the shorter timeline (so you don't have to re-grade anything or any of that) - really speeds it up!
Would have liked to see the completed video, but otherwise very good!
Great idea!! Thanks so much :)
Great video!
Thanks so much for checking out the channel! Hope it helps :)
Do you shoot log for real estate? Or a natural profile? If it’s log, are you using a Lut to correct the footage, plus manually tweaking it? Cheers!
Hey! Usually LOG (Neutral) and I'll just manually grade 1 shot for each area (interior, exterior, drone, etc) and copy it over to the other similar shots + tweak color temp + tint + exposure a bit. This one was just in Neutral profile, though with the contrast down. Similar process, though! Hope that helps.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo awesome! thank you! I'm going to dial in and follow you from my photo account (cmjphoto)
Yup, I'm "one of those guys" that shoots my own listings. But honestly, I was shooter first (30 years or so), then a Realtor
@@christherealestateguy414 Nice!! Thanks for the support :) Let me know if you've got any topics you'd like to see! I would probably do that too if I became a realtor. Would be curious to know how that transition was for you since you had seen so much BTS of the industry before taking the industry on in a new way.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo I’ll definitely be “stalking” your page for insight. I’m on the edge right now, of graduating from shooting listing vids with my iPhone, to buying a Canon R... still on the fence as shooting isn’t my full time gig anymore, but “the one with the most toys when he dies wins”... right? Lol
@@christherealestateguy414 Nice!! Make sure to check out Sony too if you're mostly doing videos. The new ones have a bit more dynamic range than Canon! Have you tried renting one to see what you think?
How much should i charge for these king of video ( without the drones view)?
Depends! Probably starting at 450 for a smaller / quicker shoot.
tbh no need to spend like 30 minutes categorising footage of each room. for me personally I would have 2 folders, Camera and Drone, make sure its showing revealed as shot and done. Everyone has their own workflow tho 🤷♂️ all and all, nice clean informal video 👏🏼
Thanks !
Amazing video, however you didn't empty your portafilter. 😉👍
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Great tips! Also, I appears you only selected 9 items, but 'New Folder With Selection' says it's 10 items? Also, when you say you're "hiding" items, do you mean selecting?
Thanks! Not totally sure what you mean?? Which part of the video is that?
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo My pleasure! I'm referring to 1:40 - 1:56. Thanks for responding!
Thanks! I think I just was saying highlighting but maybe hard to hear - my bad 😆 So i was just holding shift then clicking other files that were of the same area, then right click and create a new folder with the highlighted clips so they will all be grouped together when I import them to Premiere Pro. Let me know if that helps! Thanks again for the support :)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo No problem man! I’m familiar with that work flow, I’m just used to referring that as ‘selecting’. I appreciate you explaining though! Also, I suppose you had already highlighted/selected another file previously to have 10 items not 9. (?) Obviously these topics are off topic of your topic! 🤣 But nice of you to clarify.
Hi Taylor,
I execute real estate home tour videos for a young Realty company. As someone who is self taught and new to the business, I do not go into nearly as much detail and skill as you show in this video. However, I feel my video edits are decently polished and professional. I am writing to see if we could have a private discussion about what kind of payment I should be requiring for this type of work. Please let me know how we can get in contact!!! I'd really appreciate your advice.
Hey Olivia! Thanks for checking out the channel. Feel free to send me a DM on Instagram (@taylorrbrown) Overall I’d try to charge as much as you can and see how it goes.Just make sure it’s profitable for you and feels good for the amount of hours you’re putting into them (travel, shoot, edit) so it’s sustainable for you.
How do you make the frames move? Are they still shots that are edited to move or do you capture the shot with a moving technique?
Hey!! They are video clips shot with a mirrorless camera and a gimbal. Feel free to check out some of my behind the scenes videos to examples if you want to :)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thank you!
No prob!
what is the software you use for editing?, is there a basic free editing software available for download?,thnx
Hey! I used Adobe Premiere Pro in this video. If you have a mac, check out DaVinci Resolve! Im not sure if they have it for PC though.
Great Video. Answered a lot of questions I've been having and the teaser idea is fantastic. The thing that I struggle with is shooting at 30 fps. I like to keep my clips at around 4 seconds so when you shoot at 30 fps and them interpreting down to 23.976 it makes them a bit too long. How do you manage this?
Nice! Depending on what style you like, you could do faster movements (so slow-motion is covering everything in less seconds) OR just use 24p and do it at the speed you want the edit to be in. Always cutting the best parts of the clips either way
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Do you try to keep each clip under a certain length? Or is that a non factor?
@@theflodge Mostly just however long it needs to be to get the information across without being too long.
no color correction or color space?
I have a 4 sec video where my horizontal lines were originally horizontal and then became oblique. How to make them allways horizontal?
I think i know what you mean… sometimes it’s not always perfect and that’s ok. But it helps me the most to spend more time getting a Balanced gimbal + use pan/tilt follow mode so roll axis doesn’t shift 👍
I delivered my photos to clint in a zip file is there a BETTER WAT AS i AM A NEWBE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHER ?
Should be fine as long as they can download / open it!
What features are available in Premiere Pro that don't exist in iMovie?
I haven’t used iMovie so I’m not sure. I’d imagine more customization options and more integration with their other programs ?
i might have missed it but what is the app that you use to edit all this?
Hey! Premiere pro. Trying out final cut right now though, and it’s pretty great! Lots cheaper over the long run too.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thank you ill give both a try
Bro Show the Full Video Which You Export Please
My bad!
How long did it take you to edit that project?
Maybe 1 Hour + Time finding music :)
How many mm is the lens that shoots you?
Not totally sure since it was a long time ago but probably 18 or 20mm on a super35 camera so close to 24-30mm for full frame.
Great video! Is there a reason why you use premiere pro over Davinci resolve?
I haven’t tried Davinci but I’ve heard great things !
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo ah ok cool. Thanks for responding man, I love your videos! You're so methodic and literal with the things you do! The attention to detail is great! True professional!
@@Sarahlee52106 Thanks !! Hope the vids are helping you :)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo no prob! Well tbh, I'm at "ground zero" w/ regards to true photography and videography. So I'm trying to practice and learn all I can. Your channel helps me learn and develop the correct habits right from the beginning...
@@Sarahlee52106 Awesome!! Everything is an opportunity to learn and grow from. You'll get there!
nice!
Thanks for the feedback!!
How long does it generally take you to edit a house? (On average)
1-4 hours once I have a song picked out (Depends on how good everything looks straight out of camera, and whether or not it was a dusk shoot with more footage or normal daytime only shoot)
Roughly how long does it usually take to export a 1 minute video? I'm using capcut and exporting a 1 minute video in 1080p on a 2016 macbook pro and it's taking forever lol
On my newer MacBook Pro M2 it would probably take a few minutes. I used to have a 2016 MBP and can relate! Great investment / upgrade for the amount of time saved and fewer headaches during the editing process :)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Good to hear it's much faster! I'll definitely be upgrading soon. Thanks for the reply!
No problem! Glad to help@@TancooMedia
Great video. How long do you think you take on average to edit a 2 min vid (from import to export)?
For these types of videos maybe a couple of hours. If I’ve already got the song :)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Excellent thanks!
Great Tips!
Thanks for checking out my channel! Hope they were helpful :)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Out of curiosity, why 30fps inside as opposed to 60? Is it just to have more exposure while keeping a bit of slow mo options?
@@tfdrealestate6238 Exactly! Trying to keep the noise down, and I found a bit of a sweet spot, knowing how fast to move to everything to keep it pretty consistent from shot to shot. Depends on what camera you have, too. If you have one with a higher base ISO like a Sony I would probably go with 60fps most of the time because why not have more flexibility in post ? :)
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo I've always shot every thing in 60, on my EOS R, and there are definitely times I fight with noise. I'm going to give 30 a try on my next shoot. I never even considered it before. Thanks !
@@tfdrealestate6238 For sure! Another trick that can help too is if you are on 30fps shooting a dark room where nothing's moving (fans off etc) - try moving slow and change your shutter speed to half speed (1/30 instead of 1/60) to bump up the exposure instead of using a higher ISO. Works pretty well without losing much detail if you keep the movement slow and steady! If I do that Ill usually get one shot that way and another option at regular shutter speed for safety just in case it doesn't work out well.
my client wants critics me that it is too fast but the vid is already 7 mins long. I don't know what to do
Lol 🤷♂️ If you didn’t agree on something beforehand I’d just do it longer how they want it.
Thanks for this video! question, how long are real estate videos usually and do real estates require 4k footage?
Usually shoots are about 1-2 hours, edits usually 1-3 minutes, 4K not usually required - as long as the footage looks good it should be ok from my experience 👍
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo thanks!
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo 1-3 minutes?! lol
Yeah depends on what the client wants. Some like highlight videos, some like full tour videos.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo My bad I knew I must've misread, I thought 1-3 minutes to edit the videos. Just discovered your channel, great stuff!
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Thanks for the comment 🤘
Hi Taylor, what keyboard are you using?
Hey! Its just an Apple Magic Keyboard that came with my iMac. Kinda small! But does the job. Thanks for subscribing!
what's the name of background music in your tutorial video ?
Hey!! In this one there are lots of different tracks from Epidemicsound - Great resource for music - www.epidemicsound.com/referral
Hi Taylor, I am using a7iii, Laowa 15mm 2.0, 60 fps HD and footage is not sharp, drastically different than 24 fps 4k. Should I use 24 fps 4k or I am making mistake with setup for 60fps?
Hey! What are your other settings ? (Shutter speed, ISO, timeline on editing program, playback speed etc)
Both are great ! 4K is going to get more details if you can do it full frame. I actually like 30fps most now, sometimes 60fps slowed down is too slow so I like 30 most of the time
shutter speed 125, ISO depends inside 200 - 600, maybe is mistake F constantly 2.0 - 2.5, PP 10 ( HLG 2 ; Color mode 709) on timeline I set up 24 fps for video of 60 fps, and that is the way how I am slowing down. I am using SD card 170 mb/s.
@@TaylorBrownPhotoVideo Thank you so much for advice, 4k 30 fps sounds great for me.
@@nikolamladenovic6863 Nice! Everything sounds right… Is the difference you’re comparing basically 4K vs 1080p? That will look a lot different on most cameras. I forget which frame rates are an option on your camera but if you can work with the 4K options I’d go for it