I've been trying to to find out if the Avata can strafe left to right and also go backwards, but I believe this video just showed me that it can. Is that correct?
@@chriswilliams2129 same, plus the prop crash buffers & battery strap, can’t wait for full breakdown video, delivery due on a Friday, with 5 batteries!!!!
I work in animation and this reminds me of creating an animation of a 3d modeled house where you can move the camera to any position/angle that you want and that you would never be able to achieve with a human operating a camera via holding/walking with it…I guess we can get to those areas now. Really impressive Ken. That shot from the bedroom through the window to the patio was great.
Same here. 3D animation for the last 20 years. I think there are also tools now that will 3D scan the entire house interior so you could actually make a virtual 3D fly-thru without a drone.
This was slick, the intro flying into the front door, room to room, back outside again, through the Apex vehicle. You are such an asset to Realtors, real estate industry. I've seen so many bad videos. Take my money, you're hired!
I think this is the first FPV I have watched that didn't make me feel motion sickness. Nice steady viewing with out all the crazy spinning aerobatics, You done really well.
Awesome quick video. When you do a break down can you go over settings and possibly the Avata vs the mini 2/3 vs other types. It seems like this is a style of shooting that's becoming hugely popular but not everyone can do it... yet. Keep up the great work.
As a professional real estate content creator myself, this is absolutely awesome. As an inexperienced fpv pilot, do you think this can be done with the motion controller and some practice?
I have the avata myself. It’s possible to do it with the motion controller from my experience but definitely gonna take a lot of practice with it since it moves according to how your hand moves which is not a normal way to control things, With a regular controller you just have so much more control with it which is why many people recommend that way more than motion controller
@@shanedutoit9101 I'm fairly certain he did this with the regular controller BUT NOT manual mode, he had it in normal like a Mavic style drone. it allowed for very stable height keeping and is ideal for real estate stuff like this, I don't think you necessarily need to think you have to fly it manually which yes, is very difficult in particular flying slowly and keeping height stable. this wasn't manual mode.
@@canyonblue737-8 thanks for the reply David and thats a relief because I have tried a simulator with a flight controller and found it nearly impossible in acro mode. I'm not into fpv for the sake of it but the benefits are obvious for the real estate industry so DJI are ticking that box for people like me. If I don't get on with the motion controller I will get the regular fpv controller. I am a qualified drone pilot and own a mavic so should translate quite well🙏 Thanks again.
I have the Motion Controller but it does not do Orbits. You'll want the kind of control you get from the standard controller to complete your full flight options.
Ken, well done man and for me it shows that you made the right decision to dedicate yourself to this vocation. Very professional from the planning of the shot, the skill flying the drone, and the editing work to create the video. I am sure your clients must be very happy. I see you listed the flight time as over 6 minutes and I would think it would mean that with this little drone with its good battery life and transmission, makes shooting video such as this easier because you wouldn't have to rush or worry about disconnects. Can't wait to see what you do in the future.
So assume you are speed ramping this in post at the points where it speeds up? And it would be great if you talked us through how you filmed this step by step going over the settings you used, and how you deal with the change in lighting from going outside to inside etc.
For this exact purpose this is an amazing tool in the kit! Dobo you made this look flawless good job 👏🏼 if the client doesn’t want these type of shot then they are crazy.
That's a really cool way to showcase my house. I've always thought why no one came up with this idea other than the usual boring one dimensional photos and boring "virtual" options realtors provide.
Dobo!!! 👊🏽Thanks for sharing! There's a lot to learn from this one! Question: Did you was using the dji fpv rc? if so.... the throtle stick tension was loosed or tighten??? Noting you're flying like 3 fts from the floor... is that the high that you recommend for Real Estate (indoors)?
Great video! Do you film with auto settings on the camera, or manual? I mostly ask this because I think it would be hard to shoot in manual, since it is more light outside, and darker on the inside. And it seems like there is no easy way to change the exposure manually while flying, right?
I'm curious about this too - Didn't seem like there were too drastic, on the fly, exposure changes when transitioning between the inside and outside. Sometimes it's very distracting in these videos, but it didn't happen here . . .
Awesome Ken, thank you, I ordered mine yesterday because of your review, I do real estate videos here in Miami, can you show how to do the editing and settings, keep it up you should have a million subscribers!!!!
loving the content 👌 great job. you should do a real estste comparison btw outside and inside shots you can get from the avata, skydio 2 plus, gimbal cell phone, gimbal dslr/mirrorless, 360 cam set up(insta360/thetaz1) and mavic 3. for people working in real estate seriously right now these questions are mind f... lol you get my point
NAILED IT: empty nest exploration; no audience outside a spotter for 0.5 city blocks, or hand out ear plugs. But awesome demonstration and inspiration for practical Avata world use. Exactly what you scolded Philly Drone (Mikey) over with his maiden voyeur today.
Lol that shrieking sounds familiar. I just got mine and tried to fly in the house. Lost signal, Crashed twice. Glad it can take a beating. I’d go outside but it’s 110°F in the shade here in the high desert.
It would be awesome if you created a video with your settings for camera and also the expo settings you're using on the new Avata. I watch ALL your videos.
You could literally get in and out with video in less than 30 minutes with this thing! It may not be suitable for every situation, but when time is money, this can help you get through a property quickly.
Always wanted to do this for my real estate videos. Now I can without spending a bunch of time building an FPV and learning to fly manual! Could you share how much your company charges for a video like this?
Dammit Ken, I was trying to avoid FPV, being a staunch camera drone user but seeing this, it's definitely a tool to utilize professionally & probably fun to use on weekends too.
I've learned a great deal from your videos, and for this one I did see that you use standard color profile. I just started using that Avata for interior videos. Do you think that switching to D-Cinelike would make a difference in lower light conditions?
Hey man, awesome footage! Question, do you use the default Gyroflow setting? Why didn't it look like a typical post-gyroflow stabilized video? i.e. no distortion at the sides.
How do you like flying the Avata indoors so far? I watched another of your videos where you say it isn’t wise to fly FPV indoors. I also have an avata in my lineup for real estate work, but the last couple of house I have made I got GPS signal loss and the drone just goes on crazy, crashed it a couple of times as well… anyway, thanks for the feed! Great content!
Great Video!! Thanks for sharing. What controller are you using? I see the Avata comes bundled with the Motion controller, but I would imagine the regular Remote controller would be better for indoor flying?
I think these kinda of shots can be done with a mavic too right, awesome video btw! Way smoother shots than a self built cinewhoop. I feel like the self built FPV drone tours are rather distracting because of the drone like movement but the Avata on normal mode makes you forget that it’s a drone shot and let’s viewers focus on actually viewing the house
Excellent video. Very nice. I have produced music and industrial videos in the past. Now, getting back into it nearly 20 years later, I am curious as to how you price the final cut to a RE client for a job just like this. With the editing alone I would've wanted well above 1k in the past. I'm fairly sure that those kinds of fees won't fly in this day and age. What are we looking at in terms of dollars for the final cut here? Thanks, and again, beautiful job.
So the question is, when you're in the house, was the GPS still connected or were you flying manually? Aside from entering the house from the outside(front door), I bet you could have transitioned(video edit)to using your camera on a steadicam and be out of there in five minutes. FYI...you do real nice work.
Beautiful shots ! But I hope to see how you can take advantages of the drone in other real estate tour, this real estate didn't had something unique to it where you couldn't do any of this shot without a drone.
@@ChrisCameronPhoto It's sure easier with the drone compared to a 2 people setup with one hiding on the opposite side helping, taking the gimbal when it pass over. But impossible without the drone. And it's the only shot like that.
Looks like fun and cool shots. But I can go low and slow with my Ronin gimbal with full-frame camera. I just reverse the footage rising from the front door with drone; and do a doorway transition in FCP to the gimbal footage. Besides, I don’t get that much indoor real estate jobs to break even on the cost of the Avata kit. (My Nano Plus caged guards would crash, but now an update supports prop guards.)
I'm having a hell of a time getting the camera settings correct for doing anything indoors with the Avata. The video goes dark to light quickly based upon lighting (lights/lamps and windows). I've tinkered around with the video settings and cleaning up in post, but it's been mostly garbage. The low light and bright to darker transitions suck. How in the heck did you get the smooth lighting from outside to inside like that? Settings? Post cleanup? What specific video settings did you use? I got the Avata to add indoor drone work, in addition to my Mavic 3 and Mini 2 and regular 3D tours. Thanks!
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For those that didn’t watch the review or only wanted to see the tour. I’ll be doing a full break down on flying indoors with the avata soon.
Looking forward to it. This is why I bought the Avata!!
I've been trying to to find out if the Avata can strafe left to right and also go backwards, but I believe this video just showed me that it can. Is that correct?
@@chriswilliams2129 same, plus the prop crash buffers & battery strap, can’t wait for full breakdown video, delivery due on a Friday, with 5 batteries!!!!
Thank you
Looking forward to it Ken
I work in animation and this reminds me of creating an animation of a 3d modeled house where you can move the camera to any position/angle that you want and that you would never be able to achieve with a human operating a camera via holding/walking with it…I guess we can get to those areas now. Really impressive Ken. That shot from the bedroom through the window to the patio was great.
I thought the same
Same here. 3D animation for the last 20 years. I think there are also tools now that will 3D scan the entire house interior so you could actually make a virtual 3D fly-thru without a drone.
Very cool done!!!
How much would this service (video) cost?
Thanks for the answer.
Love how Wide it looks! Perfect for Real Estate vids! Great video Ken! 🙌🏻 Thank you
Wow, just wow. I am speechless Ken. Nice job….not only on the flying but equally on the editing to put it all together. A+
Ken you have just taken the real estate tour to another level. Now I need to buy an Avata. It's only money, right!
This was slick, the intro flying into the front door, room to room, back outside again, through the Apex vehicle. You are such an asset to Realtors, real estate industry. I've seen so many bad videos. Take my money, you're hired!
I think this is the first FPV I have watched that didn't make me feel motion sickness. Nice steady viewing with out all the crazy spinning aerobatics, You done really well.
This video made me stop and pay attention. I never knew an empty house could come alive. You are a true creator in your art.
Wesley Capel? Cool, I'm near you. Awesome video! I just got my Avata and getting ready to try it out. ✌
Awesome quick video. When you do a break down can you go over settings and possibly the Avata vs the mini 2/3 vs other types. It seems like this is a style of shooting that's becoming hugely popular but not everyone can do it... yet. Keep up the great work.
Going from the room through the kitchen up the stairs was perfect!
Amazing. I had doubts how sensors would behave inside a House. It holds the altitude perfectly 😍😍
As a professional real estate content creator myself, this is absolutely awesome. As an inexperienced fpv pilot, do you think this can be done with the motion controller and some practice?
I have the avata myself. It’s possible to do it with the motion controller from my experience but definitely gonna take a lot of practice with it since it moves according to how your hand moves which is not a normal way to control things, With a regular controller you just have so much more control with it which is why many people recommend that way more than motion controller
@@roro6064 thanks dude. I'll give the motion controller a go first and then progress onto the regular controller if needed. Thanks for replying😉
@@shanedutoit9101 I'm fairly certain he did this with the regular controller BUT NOT manual mode, he had it in normal like a Mavic style drone. it allowed for very stable height keeping and is ideal for real estate stuff like this, I don't think you necessarily need to think you have to fly it manually which yes, is very difficult in particular flying slowly and keeping height stable. this wasn't manual mode.
@@canyonblue737-8 thanks for the reply David and thats a relief because I have tried a simulator with a flight controller and found it nearly impossible in acro mode. I'm not into fpv for the sake of it but the benefits are obvious for the real estate industry so DJI are ticking that box for people like me. If I don't get on with the motion controller I will get the regular fpv controller. I am a qualified drone pilot and own a mavic so should translate quite well🙏 Thanks again.
I have the Motion Controller but it does not do Orbits. You'll want the kind of control you get from the standard controller to complete your full flight options.
Ken, well done man and for me it shows that you made the right decision to dedicate yourself to this vocation. Very professional from the planning of the shot, the skill flying the drone, and the editing work to create the video. I am sure your clients must be very happy. I see you listed the flight time as over 6 minutes and I would think it would mean that with this little drone with its good battery life and transmission, makes shooting video such as this easier because you wouldn't have to rush or worry about disconnects. Can't wait to see what you do in the future.
That was a very impressive flight, and the video looked great. I now see how this could be a great tool for Real Estate videos. Thanks for sharing.
This is an absolute no-brainer and a complete game changer IMO.
Would you be cool with making a video talking about the flight control settings you used and whether you loosened/tightened the control sticks?
So assume you are speed ramping this in post at the points where it speeds up? And it would be great if you talked us through how you filmed this step by step going over the settings you used, and how you deal with the change in lighting from going outside to inside etc.
Speed ramping has to occur with these
I second a play by play with dealing with change in lighting, eliminating drone from reflective surfaces, 1-take vs cuts, etc.
I'm surprised the drone is capable of whipping around that pole at 1:26 in normal mode... that's just so impressive. Great flight.
Yaw with the left stick.
Awesome bro, you’re a great help in this industry!
Wow - Well done and quite a tool for the Real Estate industry
Man, I really appreciate you and your channel. We'll done! 🤙🏿
Wow, just wow Ken. This is revolutionary
The drone moves and the edits were great! Cool stuff.
For this exact purpose this is an amazing tool in the kit! Dobo you made this look flawless good job 👏🏼 if the client doesn’t want these type of shot then they are crazy.
Very awesome job and great video. Studying for the part 107 now can’t wait to get started!
That's sick Ken the kitchen going upstairs and the one going out of the window amazing!
That's a really cool way to showcase my house. I've always thought why no one came up with this idea other than the usual boring one dimensional photos and boring "virtual" options realtors provide.
this is why is critical to learn to fly w the sticks if you wanna do this kind of work w avata , not saying motion controller doesnt have a place
That’s awesome! Like how you kept low into the bath to avoid the mirror. Looked clean. 👍
Really really nice, love this!!! I definitely would like to add this fpv drone to my lil fleet!! Great job!
Dobo!!! 👊🏽Thanks for sharing! There's a lot to learn from this one!
Question: Did you was using the dji fpv rc? if so.... the throtle stick tension was loosed or tighten??? Noting you're flying like 3 fts from the floor... is that the high that you recommend for Real Estate (indoors)?
Really well done, this drone is going to be very popular for this work.
Oh legend 🤩 i can't get enough of ur avata contents
The wide view is a great advantage for this kind of project plus the size and capability of the Avata allows for unhindered FPV footage! Awesome work!
Thanks 🙏 appreciate that
Awesome footage 👍🏾but is that drone really that loud😮
Great video! Do you film with auto settings on the camera, or manual? I mostly ask this because I think it would be hard to shoot in manual, since it is more light outside, and darker on the inside. And it seems like there is no easy way to change the exposure manually while flying, right?
I'm curious about this too - Didn't seem like there were too drastic, on the fly, exposure changes when transitioning between the inside and outside. Sometimes it's very distracting in these videos, but it didn't happen here . . .
Sick as always. Ken your the yoda of real estate shoots 👊🏻👊🏻I’m gonna be picking your brain once I start. Thanks
Awesome Ken, thank you, I ordered mine yesterday because of your review, I do real estate videos here in Miami, can you show how to do the editing and settings, keep it up you should have a million subscribers!!!!
loving the content 👌 great job. you should do a real estste comparison btw outside and inside shots you can get from the avata, skydio 2 plus, gimbal cell phone, gimbal dslr/mirrorless, 360 cam set up(insta360/thetaz1) and mavic 3. for people working in real estate seriously right now these questions are mind f... lol you get my point
did you use a gopro for this video or the avata camera? Also did you Settings are you using in this video? Thanks!
Awesome, Ken! Just what we wanted!
NAILED IT: empty nest exploration; no audience outside a spotter for 0.5 city blocks, or hand out ear plugs. But awesome demonstration and inspiration for practical Avata world use. Exactly what you scolded Philly Drone (Mikey) over with his maiden voyeur today.
Yeah these are mean for slow , low and controlled flight.
Dude this drone is perfect for you and your company! It another tool to get the job done. Great footage!
Wow, flying the Avatar can be that stable. Amazing.
Lol that shrieking sounds familiar. I just got mine and tried to fly in the house. Lost signal, Crashed twice. Glad it can take a beating. I’d go outside but it’s 110°F in the shade here in the high desert.
Yes!!! Thank you!! I want to saw this kind of video 😁 you have a video for everything I want to know about the avata
OMG! I'm a Real Estate Photog. I'm buying one now!
Great footage! The camera features did not disappoint!
definitely doesn’t disappoint
What program do you use for editing?
Final Cut
Wondershare filmora Final Cut? Or Apple Final Cut?
Man you do some nice work Ken 👏 👌 I like the footage of the drone working to !!
It would be awesome if you created a video with your settings for camera and also the expo settings you're using on the new Avata. I watch ALL your videos.
We filmed it today
@@OriginaldoBo I figured you were on top of it! You'll be one of the first to get all the traction from the Avata for real estate!
One of the best edits for this kind of a video ive seen so far. Where do you speedramp it in AE?
🎉what software did you use for video editing? Plz
You could literally get in and out with video in less than 30 minutes with this thing!
It may not be suitable for every situation, but when time is money, this can help you get through a property quickly.
Holy cow, that thing is LOUD.
This was very well done nice job man perfect tool for this type of stuff
Always wanted to do this for my real estate videos. Now I can without spending a bunch of time building an FPV and learning to fly manual!
Could you share how much your company charges for a video like this?
It’s honestly going to vary home to home and based on skill level. Safe to say for real estate starts at about 300 goes up from there
@@OriginaldoBo thanks!
very nice and smooth Ken footage looks great
How are you adding the motion blur when speed ramping? It may be easy, but I need to know because it looks amazing!
Thankx for breaking it down.. great tutorial for beginners
Dammit Ken, I was trying to avoid FPV, being a staunch camera drone user but seeing this, it's definitely a tool to utilize professionally & probably fun to use on weekends too.
Awesome video Ken! Well done!
Great job and what a sweet looking ride
I've learned a great deal from your videos, and for this one I did see that you use standard color profile. I just started using that Avata for interior videos. Do you think that switching to D-Cinelike would make a difference in lower light conditions?
No benefits to d-Cine like in this scenario
ok, your videos are super cool - I finally subbed ;) take care!
Hey man, awesome footage! Question, do you use the default Gyroflow setting? Why didn't it look like a typical post-gyroflow stabilized video? i.e. no distortion at the sides.
Because I correct the distortion as one should
@OriginaldoBo would you mind to share which part of Gyroflow setting to tune down the distortion?
Wow!!! Awesome! That drone is a boss!!!
How do you like flying the Avata indoors so far? I watched another of your videos where you say it isn’t wise to fly FPV indoors. I also have an avata in my lineup for real estate work, but the last couple of house I have made I got GPS signal loss and the drone just goes on crazy, crashed it a couple of times as well… anyway, thanks for the feed! Great content!
Awesome video. Can you please share info about the camera settings?
Seems to me, earprotection is recommended strongly for Avata indoor flights.
Am I wrong?
Great video. What editing software was used?
Great Video!! Thanks for sharing. What controller are you using? I see the Avata comes bundled with the Motion controller, but I would imagine the regular Remote controller would be better for indoor flying?
I really love how you show property details: 3016 SQFT, 4 BED ROOM, 3.5 Baths.... May I know how you do it?
I think these kinda of shots can be done with a mavic too right, awesome video btw! Way smoother shots than a self built cinewhoop. I feel like the self built FPV drone tours are rather distracting because of the drone like movement but the Avata on normal mode makes you forget that it’s a drone shot and let’s viewers focus on actually viewing the house
No
Epic! Curious what software are you using for the speed ramp motion blur - looks top notch haha
Awesome clip and flying! Curious about your thought process behind going with a drone shot rather than a gimbal shot?
The speed ramping kept things exciting. The 8-bit banding, though, is kind of a bummer.
Excellent video. Very nice. I have produced music and industrial videos in the past. Now, getting back into it nearly 20 years later, I am curious as to how you price the final cut to a RE client for a job just like this. With the editing alone I would've wanted well above 1k in the past. I'm fairly sure that those kinds of fees won't fly in this day and age. What are we looking at in terms of dollars for the final cut here?
Thanks, and again, beautiful job.
@originaldobo impressive, looks much better than I had expected. What flight mode and camera setting (e.g. FOV) did you use? Gyroflow?
So the question is, when you're in the house, was the GPS still connected or were you flying manually? Aside from entering the house from the outside(front door), I bet you could have transitioned(video edit)to using your camera on a steadicam and be out of there in five minutes. FYI...you do real nice work.
Super smooth shot
Cool video. Looking forword to hear about the camera settings
Spec. WB and iso.
Thanks for this
Awesome shot! What camera settings do you have? And do you have horizon lock turned on or did you do it in post?
Dang Bro, that looks so sweet!
This was really neat ken nice home
Beautiful shots !
But I hope to see how you can take advantages of the drone in other real estate tour, this real estate didn't had something unique to it where you couldn't do any of this shot without a drone.
Through the kitchen over the counter and up the stairs would be difficult without the Drone?
@@ChrisCameronPhoto It's sure easier with the drone compared to a 2 people setup with one hiding on the opposite side helping, taking the gimbal when it pass over. But impossible without the drone. And it's the only shot like that.
Hi, amazing video!
Could you do me the favor of telling me where I can get the sound of the video where you go from one room to another?
Thank you!
Great video. How do you avoid mirrors? So not to show the drone reflected.
Stay low
Thanks for making this video!
As long as you pre-map the house, you can do a single shot of pretty much any house like this. Think of the time saved in Post!
SICK DUDE! Amazing 👊🏻😜
Great video. I do weddings and real estate and really thinking about picking up the avata. I love my whoops but damn are they a pain to fly sometimes.
Good video, what was the acceleration you gave in the transitions? Did you keep 60fps on those transitions?
Great room tour, but couldnt you get the same result with a normal camera on a gimbal?
Looks like fun and cool shots. But I can go low and slow with my Ronin gimbal with full-frame camera. I just reverse the footage rising from the front door with drone; and do a doorway transition in FCP to the gimbal footage. Besides, I don’t get that much indoor real estate jobs to break even on the cost of the Avata kit. (My Nano Plus caged guards would crash, but now an update supports prop guards.)
I'd love to see a fully furnished home flown. These could be a good solution for "walk through" videos but not anything cinematic.
I'm having a hell of a time getting the camera settings correct for doing anything indoors with the Avata. The video goes dark to light quickly based upon lighting (lights/lamps and windows). I've tinkered around with the video settings and cleaning up in post, but it's been mostly garbage. The low light and bright to darker transitions suck. How in the heck did you get the smooth lighting from outside to inside like that? Settings? Post cleanup? What specific video settings did you use? I got the Avata to add indoor drone work, in addition to my Mavic 3 and Mini 2 and regular 3D tours. Thanks!
I'm VERY interested in this!!!!!!! Awesome job. How steep is the learning curve to fly this?
When it comes to the Avata, turns out you can mix business with pleasure!
Certainly can