Some added info to go with the video. Generally speaking a house up to 3000sq ft I can shoot one of these with the Realtor in 1.5hrs, normally less. Confidence on camera is key for this and I only work with limited clients (RUclips is my main job) Edit time is approximately 3-4hrs and normally I have alot more titles, motion graphics with tracking etc in the video. Pricing starts at $750+ USD for a video like this and its delivered within 48 hrs. That price is fully dependant on your market.
Great video Chris, thank you! Out of curiosity did you also offer real-estate photography in your packages, or did you stick to just video? Thanks again eh!
just starting out and had my first real estate shoot 3 days ago... it didn't go so smoothly: shot full auto WB and auto ISO :( editing was a headache. wish I would have watched this before, great video! do you also include photo in your package?
As a young person just starting to get into filming, this video was amazing and has showcased a tone of helpful tips and tricks. Thank you so much Chris!
Dude this was so good. First off, the actual final video I forgot I was on RUclips haha. Felt legit like a TLC “House Hunters” episode but with a better realtor 😎😂 Awesome work and yo! Kudos to directing, remembering tales, AND filming your own bts all at once. Awesome work man.
ahhh you're too kind Justin. That means alot!! I genuinely enjoy making this style of video, it feels so natural to me to make. I'm sure very much like how when your shooting a BTS video. Hope I can get more of these made soon. Appreciate you!
I stayed up late last night and took notes on this mate. Been making films for a bit and finally decided that I was tired of going hungry and put together a business plan. From the most sincere place in my heart, thank you for this. I hope you get to see all the ways this contribution elevates the community- it certainly will elevate my business and family. If you’re ever in the Burlington VT USA area would love to buy you a drink! Be well.
I just have to say. Super super SUPER thanks for making this video for us. This is huge for upping my skills and making money with real estate. Thanks bro.
Wow Chris! This was essentially a masterclass. You shared so much knowledge and this will definitely help so many people. I also enjoyed watching you and Carrie work together. Fantastic video!
Excellent video, I recently bought the Fulaim X5 wireless kit. Absolutely great for these realtor walk through videos. Just set the levels, hand it to the realtor to either clip it or use the magnet. No need to ever assist them running the risk of "getting handsy". Btw, this was HGTV quality and actually better in a lot of cases. I've seen some not so well shot episodes. You and your wife should have your own show, you 2 are that good! Finally, I shoot in 4K 30fps slowing it down to 24fps and its buttery smooth.
I can say that I'm new to video shooting and this video helped me a lot in getting to know the RS3 Mini. It also helped me improve my shooting angles and video shooting technique. Watching you shoot the video and seeing how you shoot helped me understand a lot. Thank you for the video dude :)
Thank you so much for this. As I am also starting my business here in Canada, I highly appreciate you sharing your knowledge, I hope 2023 is great for you!
This is very informational and useful to see. Im not going to lie, I have a bit of anxiety getting myself started with real estate videography and photography, but it helps to see the process through and through sometimes. Great video!
Brilliant!! I am making every agent on my team watch this you show more then just making a video. Every real estate agent should watch this … Thank you!
Watch those vertical lines, they're slightly off and absolutely thrashing my OCD right now. Congrats on the growth of the chanel man, enjoy watching your content :)
@@chrisbrockhurst Now my questions, Love the look you have with you log. Are you always at +2,0? what range of iso are you staying in. Cus I see you are staying ay F4 and one shot your iso was at like 1300 or so. Also, what are your auto focus settings with the V. Focus was killer all video
I just started looking into doing property tours and photography just got all my gear including the dji camera stabiliser which happens to be the same one ur using 😅. This video was very help ful for a beginner like me could you do a vid showing how to use the stabiliser
I want to take a moment and say Happy Holidays and thank you for videos, shared knowledge and entertainment. I wish you and yours happiness and continued success. ~Jennifer Call
This is by far the best video I have seen on this topic Chris! Thank you very much for the tremendous effort and sharing all this often impossible to find knowledge ;) 👊
Thanks for taking your time to put this together. A good addition to the craft. I am curious about your comment on shutter speed and the occasional low light situation you sometimes hit in some homes. How do you compensate in situations like that?
Great Video. What camera settings do you use? Especially for varied exposure settings i.e. when sun and cloud come in and out and change the exposure of the room?
4:45 ah.... that's what i wanna hear. because i'm going to shoot a continuous shot from outdoor to indoor, so i have to auto shutterspeed or iso to compensate with the dynamic exposure changes
Thank you Chris, this was so motivation and informative. Learnt a lot and even helped highlight my own abilities and resources great start for 2023… ironically we are in winter over here too… Loved you dynamic with your wife… should do more together.👏🏽
Chris, this was an awesome video, thanks! I'm new to videography and was wondering if you have a video on the editing stage. After seeing how you got the footage, it would be great to see how you turned it into the final product. Thanks, Adi
Chris, great video (as always). Quick question: At 18:14 you talk about shooting for interiors and fixing the "little over exposed" windows in post in "SL3"? (Least that's what it sounds like you say). Can you explain that a little deeper? I shoot with a Sony A7iii and my biggest failure is having windows "blown out" when the interior is exposed properly. Love to learn some tips! Thanks.
Always slow and smooth with the deadband set so you have to move it a decent amount before it picks up movement (you can set this on the gimbal or in the ronin app)
I have learned so much from this about working with a gimbal. Thank you! I didn't think I can simulate slider movements with a gimbal and I probably can't yet at this point. Your footwork blew me away! How much of a difference does the double grip make on the gimbal?
ahhh this is amazing to hear, thankyou for sharing. The Dual grip makes me feel like i can grip the Gimbel in a way that just feels smoother to hold. A wider grip helps more than you realise. You dont necessarily need this exact one but something similar will help you!
@@chrisbrockhurst thank you for answering! I have a Weebill S. I am sure I can find something for it as it was quite popular when it came out. Or perhaps I can find something generic. I am just a bit sceptical about attaching something to the singular 1/4 thread on the bottom.
Chris, I absolutely loved your videography tutorial, I was wowed! A couple of things, my friend. I assume that your wife for this video shoot was a hired actress, and if so, was the client charged more? I am in the Genesis of real estate photography 📸 and because of that I desire to offer my clientele packages that may include stills, and aerial shots in additional to interior video; how do you schedule your day in a way that you're not overwhelmed with appointments? 😊 For example: since no 2 days are exactly alike, how do you limit your workload without overdoing it? Thanks for your effort and time in covering this subject.
Would love some advice on focus while buzzing through the house on your gimbal. Auto? Manual? I have an R5. Any particular focus settings that would work best? Thanks so much. Love your videos!
great walk through tutorial Chris!! for exposure what value do you set the zebras at? and if I'm going to use phatom neutral luts as preview in my camera (fx3) does the zebra values remain the same?
Love the video bro, so just making sure I understand it... The B Roll and A Roll with your wife talking, was both shot in 60 fps? And you adjusted the SS depended on lighting??
Great Video! So Educational. Looking forward for the Other Video Coming with the Details of Your Camera Gimbal Setting. I am really curious on the Aputure F4-F8? Which Manual Mode or Shutter/Aputure Priority? Focus Area (Wide, Zone)?
What I forgot to add. Do you consider filming with a double gripp is way better/easier then just holding the gimbal or why are you using one? Many Thanks
Thankyou! I have a couple of vids coming that will explain all those things actually. Generally speaking im always in manual, full control is my preference
Chris- thanks for the BTS sharing of your expertise! Question for Chris or anyone: With this video being shot at 60fps with the audio of someone talking, doesn't that mean the audio will be sped up or slowed if the speed of a clip is retimed on a 30fps or 24fps timeline?
Wow wow wow!! I really loved this video (I'll probably watch it a few more times) I love how you show your work process. very very valuable and I appreciate you sharing your knowledge so freely. I am trying to figure out what I want to do. I started out filming live bands in bars in NYC, with a Canon Handycam. I am about to upgrade my gear and open up my service for other projects like filming real estate, weddings, or other things, as I said I'm still figuring out what I want to do and have to try it out first. Keep up the good work. Respect to your wife Carie and respect to you Chris. Peace!!
Thank you for sharing, this is wonderful "How to". Question: If you shoot at F4, would you rather use that 14 mm 1.8 or a do you think you can get away with a 16-35 F28 shooting at F4 (Aside from the fact that it is heavier)
For the most part it looks like he's simply using pan follow mode - and apart from the the importance is to have it properly balanced. You can adjust the follow speed and 'dead pan' settings to taste to get things looking smooth :)
You keep producing quality and relevant information, a lot of good details, I should be paying you for this stuff =\ for now I’ll give a thumbs up on any platform you are on.
Great video! Love these longer form educational videos. What are your autofocus settings in the Sony? Would love to see your color grading process on this shoot as well.
So fun to see you and your wife working together. She is great in front of and behind the camera. Really enjoyed seeing what goes into making this type of video. Do you do any additional stabilizing in post, or is the gimbal and your ninja smoothness sufficient?
Excellent Chris. I look forward to seeing more of these educational tutorials. Maybe some information on camera/gimbal setup and best lenses for various spaces. Great work!
Hey Chris, excellent fun tutorial for those wanted to know how to shoot real estate. I don't do them but found this interesting nonetheless. Love to see a follow up post workflow. Also, curious that you never seem to start/stop the camera. Finally, do you have a gimbal setup? Thanks and keep up the good work.
Appreciate you watching. Yeh I often run with it as one take, in the edit it’s easy to just skim through and see where I’m at in the house. Just my method of doing it. Gimbal setup is pretty simple, just RS3 with Dual Grip handles
This video is awesome - and the beginning real estate video is really well done as well. My question is - do you get a lot of these requests? its been my experience with a lot of realtors in my area (and the houses I have shot for them - ranging anywhere from 200k-1m USD) these houses are selling themselves and FAST - by the time I even give them photos back (sometimes within the same day) they have offers on the house - so when I offer to make a video - they are like - Why?? By the time I even post the video and try to show it - the house is sold! Is this just the market I'm in ...or around? For example in 2021 I sold my own home for over-market (and asking price) value in less then 48 hours with over 20 in person showings in that weekend and I didn't think we would get what we were asking - I was shocked....I also don't see many other real estate videographers in this area (PHILLY surrounding areas) doing these either. Or maybe Im going about it all wrong? should I be looking for 1m-5m homes???
Hi Chris, great video. I do have a question as I watched through your video, if I try to avoid memorizing scripts as I move around the house showing the tour, is it a valid or feasible solution to somehow mount the telepromopter onto gimbal? Are there any challenge to do so? and do you have combination and gimbal and teleprompter to recommend that work really good together? Thanks heaps Chris!
Hey Chris amazing video. Quick question, when I record in my house, while viewing in my camerea all the lights flicker... how do I stop that from showing up on film? Thank you.
Great question. In some editors they have a option for that, there’s also some plugins that’ll work. Matt whoismatt Johnson also has a great video on how to do it by adjusting frames
Chris just wondering what focus settings are you using when your wife speaks... I noticed everything looks in focus.. Is the wide angel lens making the whole scene in focus? I imagine you are using face tracking ... thanks -!
I have a Sony ZV-E10 camera with Sony 11mm f.8 lens for landscape videography I need a lens with blurry effect for real estate hosting video please suggest which budget lens should I buy like Viltrox 35mm or 50mm, Sigma 30mm or tamron 17-70mm zoom lens ?
I’m looking at starting to create real estate walkthroughs and this video is incredibly helpful. I was intending to get the Nikon 14-13mm f4 lens. You say that you shoot with f1.8 at 14mm. Do you think f4 would be ok or do I really need the wider aperture?
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Some added info to go with the video. Generally speaking a house up to 3000sq ft I can shoot one of these with the Realtor in 1.5hrs, normally less. Confidence on camera is key for this and I only work with limited clients (RUclips is my main job) Edit time is approximately 3-4hrs and normally I have alot more titles, motion graphics with tracking etc in the video. Pricing starts at $750+ USD for a video like this and its delivered within 48 hrs. That price is fully dependant on your market.
Great video Chris, thank you! Out of curiosity did you also offer real-estate photography in your packages, or did you stick to just video?
Thanks again eh!
Thanks for being so forthcoming. My understanding is that the demand for fast turnaround time is high in real estate.
In my opinion you're charging too low
just starting out and had my first real estate shoot 3 days ago... it didn't go so smoothly: shot full auto WB and auto ISO :( editing was a headache. wish I would have watched this before, great video! do you also include photo in your package?
Is this a standard picture profile of LOG?
She's a natural in front of the camera! That's a big plus for an agent.
I really appreciate you sharing the process. For a beginner like me, it's very inspiring, and wanting me to try some of them myself.
Your wife is super cool. Canadians are always the best.
As a young person just starting to get into filming, this video was amazing and has showcased a tone of helpful tips and tricks. Thank you so much Chris!
Dude this was so good. First off, the actual final video I forgot I was on RUclips haha. Felt legit like a TLC “House Hunters” episode but with a better realtor 😎😂
Awesome work and yo! Kudos to directing, remembering tales, AND filming your own bts all at once. Awesome work man.
ahhh you're too kind Justin. That means alot!! I genuinely enjoy making this style of video, it feels so natural to me to make. I'm sure very much like how when your shooting a BTS video. Hope I can get more of these made soon. Appreciate you!
I stayed up late last night and took notes on this mate. Been making films for a bit and finally decided that I was tired of going hungry and put together a business plan. From the most sincere place in my heart, thank you for this. I hope you get to see all the ways this contribution elevates the community- it certainly will elevate my business and family. If you’re ever in the Burlington VT USA area would love to buy you a drink! Be well.
Ahhhh love hearing this. So glad it can help you!!!
I just have to say. Super super SUPER thanks for making this video for us. This is huge for upping my skills and making money with real estate. Thanks bro.
Wow Chris! This was essentially a masterclass. You shared so much knowledge and this will definitely help so many people. I also enjoyed watching you and Carrie work together. Fantastic video!
Appreciate you man!
I agree. Awesome tutorial!
The camera work was great but she absolutely slayed the walkthrough
Excellent video, I recently bought the Fulaim X5 wireless kit. Absolutely great for these realtor walk through videos. Just set the levels, hand it to the realtor to either clip it or use the magnet. No need to ever assist them running the risk of "getting handsy". Btw, this was HGTV quality and actually better in a lot of cases. I've seen some not so well shot episodes. You and your wife should have your own show, you 2 are that good! Finally, I shoot in 4K 30fps slowing it down to 24fps and its buttery smooth.
I can say that I'm new to video shooting and this video helped me a lot in getting to know the RS3 Mini. It also helped me improve my shooting angles and video shooting technique. Watching you shoot the video and seeing how you shoot helped me understand a lot. Thank you for the video dude :)
Love hearing this
The best tutorial I've come across on this topic. Super good team. Thank you for sharing....
Thank you so much for this. As I am also starting my business here in Canada, I highly appreciate you sharing your knowledge, I hope 2023 is great for you!
Appreciate you
Chris you're good! Very well done and thought out. However, your wife is a natural. She has a lot of great charisma on screen.
Don’t tell her that 😂
This is quite inspiring, I've learnt a lot from this video. Thank you so much for sharing. Please keep teaching us, I'm going to try this method.
Appreciate you 🙏🏼
Bro.... you made one statement that will change my life in video.... (at least for real estate) shutter speed doesnt matter!!! Great video man!!
Appreciate you 🙏🏼
Really great to see your process on location. This is a excellent video. Would watch more if you share.
This is very informational and useful to see. Im not going to lie, I have a bit of anxiety getting myself started with real estate videography and photography, but it helps to see the process through and through sometimes. Great video!
Brilliant!! I am making every agent on my team watch this you show more then just making a video. Every real estate agent should watch this … Thank you!
thats a huge compliment, thankyou!!
All good 👍
I could suggest to shoot a host separately, different lenses periodically. Not the wide lense only.
Excellent Chris, I know nothing about realestate and certainly would like to have try, thanks for such a excellent video.
Watch those vertical lines, they're slightly off and absolutely thrashing my OCD right now. Congrats on the growth of the chanel man, enjoy watching your content :)
Yessss all those crooked lines that could be so perfect and straight. It really bothered me too and he didn’t mention it at all!!
@@he4vym3t4l is it mostly from angling slightly down or up with the camera?
Opening the A7rV box right now as I'm watching this! Questions to follow!
Enjoy! It’s a monster of a camera
@@chrisbrockhurst Now my questions, Love the look you have with you log. Are you always at +2,0? what range of iso are you staying in. Cus I see you are staying ay F4 and one shot your iso was at like 1300 or so. Also, what are your auto focus settings with the V. Focus was killer all video
Thank you for showing us the BTS of this Chris. Teaching of this level shouldn't really be free! :-)
I love how she correct your when you pronounced “garage” 😂 my wife corrects me all the time lol
wow great filming, editting and hosting. loving it! thanks for the tips!
great video, thanx! I would like to see a little follow up editing this and the final result.
Hopefully soon!
This was great. Would you be able to share a video of the actual finished video only?
I just started looking into doing property tours and photography just got all my gear including the dji camera stabiliser which happens to be the same one ur using 😅. This video was very help ful for a beginner like me could you do a vid showing how to use the stabiliser
Your wife constantly reminds me of Eleven from Stranger Things! Thanks for putting this awesome video together for us!
This is great Chris! Thank you for this free knowledge workshop!
Welcome!
That was amazing. Thank you for this. Exactly what I needed as a beginner.
Glad it was helpful!
I want to take a moment and say Happy Holidays and thank you for videos, shared knowledge and entertainment. I wish you and yours happiness and continued success. ~Jennifer Call
The video I needed. Thanks!. Greetings from Peru
Hope it can help you learn some things!!
Super helpful tips! Maybe I missed it but can you share where the final video walkthrough it?
This is by far the best video I have seen on this topic Chris! Thank you very much for the tremendous effort and sharing all this often impossible to find knowledge ;) 👊
Ahhh too kind. Thankyou
@@chrisbrockhurstgreat video. So shooting 60p 4k with a 14mm you’re shooting 17.3 cropped. Isn’t that sometimes too tight?
I took loads from this, thank you!
As a real estate broker
That's a very good tip. Well learned.
Appreciate you 🙏🏼
Thanks for taking your time to put this together. A good addition to the craft. I am curious about your comment on shutter speed and the occasional low light situation you sometimes hit in some homes. How do you compensate in situations like that?
ISO performance with Sony cameras is the key for low light
Great video, Chris! Thanks for the knowledge!
Appreciate you 🙏🏼
AWESOME video! 👏 Did you use auto white balance? And are you using a histogram to determine proper exposure?
Great Video. What camera settings do you use? Especially for varied exposure settings i.e. when sun and cloud come in and out and change the exposure of the room?
This is great , thank you. Would love to see the editing of this.
Hoping to get to this soon
Great stuff. I subscribed. I’m using all these techniques!!
Great video Chris, the final edit is amazing, thanks for all the tips.
🙏🏼
4:45 ah.... that's what i wanna hear. because i'm going to shoot a continuous shot from outdoor to indoor, so i have to auto shutterspeed or iso to compensate with the dynamic exposure changes
Great video! Would like a follow up where you go through the editing process.
Hopefully soon
@@chrisbrockhurst looking forward to it!
Thank you Chris, this was so motivation and informative. Learnt a lot and even helped highlight my own abilities and resources great start for 2023… ironically we are in winter over here too…
Loved you dynamic with your wife… should do more together.👏🏽
Appreciate you, Thankyou for watching
A little more in depth on camera settings would be amazing, auto focus which focal point ISO etc
Such great information, thanks so much. Can I ask though, why can't the master be a master in Canada? Why does it have to be called a "primary"?
Chris, this was an awesome video, thanks! I'm new to videography and was wondering if you have a video on the editing stage. After seeing how you got the footage, it would be great to see how you turned it into the final product. Thanks, Adi
Chris, great video (as always). Quick question: At 18:14 you talk about shooting for interiors and fixing the "little over exposed" windows in post in "SL3"? (Least that's what it sounds like you say). Can you explain that a little deeper? I shoot with a Sony A7iii and my biggest failure is having windows "blown out" when the interior is exposed properly. Love to learn some tips! Thanks.
This is amazing! What gimbal settings are you using? Are you always shooting the widest focal length on your lens?
Always slow and smooth with the deadband set so you have to move it a decent amount before it picks up movement (you can set this on the gimbal or in the ronin app)
Great video! What are your gimbal settings? It’s really smooth
I have learned so much from this about working with a gimbal. Thank you! I didn't think I can simulate slider movements with a gimbal and I probably can't yet at this point. Your footwork blew me away! How much of a difference does the double grip make on the gimbal?
ahhh this is amazing to hear, thankyou for sharing. The Dual grip makes me feel like i can grip the Gimbel in a way that just feels smoother to hold. A wider grip helps more than you realise. You dont necessarily need this exact one but something similar will help you!
@@chrisbrockhurst thank you for answering! I have a Weebill S. I am sure I can find something for it as it was quite popular when it came out. Or perhaps I can find something generic. I am just a bit sceptical about attaching something to the singular 1/4 thread on the bottom.
Chris, I absolutely loved your videography tutorial, I was wowed!
A couple of things, my friend.
I assume that your wife for this video shoot was a hired actress, and if so, was the client charged more?
I am in the Genesis of real estate photography 📸 and because of that I desire to offer my clientele packages that may include stills, and aerial shots in additional to interior video; how do you schedule your day in a way that you're not overwhelmed with appointments? 😊
For example: since no 2 days are exactly alike, how do you limit your workload without overdoing it?
Thanks for your effort and time in covering this subject.
great video and very useful info, when you say you use autofocus do you mean you tap to focus or you are using CAF?
Great job! I noticed you're never stopping and starting the video. Do you just start recording and let it go the whole time you're there?
Yeh this way I’m seeing the layout of the house again in the edit and know exactly how everything connects, just helps me build the edit sequentially
Would love some advice on focus while buzzing through the house on your gimbal. Auto? Manual? I have an R5. Any particular focus settings that would work best? Thanks so much. Love your videos!
I appreciate your links in the bio!
great walk through tutorial Chris!! for exposure what value do you set the zebras at? and if I'm going to use phatom neutral luts as preview in my camera (fx3) does the zebra values remain the same?
Excellent video! Please can you tell me what is the bracket thing attached to the gimbal? Thanks
Love the video bro, so just making sure I understand it... The B Roll and A Roll with your wife talking, was both shot in 60 fps? And you adjusted the SS depended on lighting??
Great Video! So Educational. Looking forward for the Other Video Coming with the Details of Your Camera Gimbal Setting.
I am really curious on the Aputure F4-F8? Which Manual Mode or Shutter/Aputure Priority? Focus Area (Wide, Zone)?
What I forgot to add. Do you consider filming with a double gripp is way better/easier then just holding the gimbal or why are you using one? Many Thanks
Thankyou! I have a couple of vids coming that will explain all those things actually. Generally speaking im always in manual, full control is my preference
Chris- thanks for the BTS sharing of your expertise! Question for Chris or anyone: With this video being shot at 60fps with the audio of someone talking, doesn't that mean the audio will be sped up or slowed if the speed of a clip is retimed on a 30fps or 24fps timeline?
It will slow. Detach the audio from the video
@@chrisbrockhurst Thanks, much. 👍
what type or brand model is the dual handle brackets? thanks
DJI
thanks bro@@chrisbrockhurst
Wow wow wow!! I really loved this video (I'll probably watch it a few more times) I love how you show your work process. very very valuable and I appreciate you sharing your knowledge so freely. I am trying to figure out what I want to do. I started out filming live bands in bars in NYC, with a Canon Handycam. I am about to upgrade my gear and open up my service for other projects like filming real estate, weddings, or other things, as I said I'm still figuring out what I want to do and have to try it out first. Keep up the good work. Respect to your wife Carie and respect to you Chris. Peace!!
I love this! Showing so many aspects and realness of the process! ❤
SOLID! Thanks for sharing!
Well done! A lot of work done right....
Thank you for sharing, this is wonderful "How to".
Question: If you shoot at F4, would you rather use that 14 mm 1.8 or a do you think you can get away with a 16-35 F28 shooting at F4 (Aside from the fact that it is heavier)
I normally use the 16-35 F4, I just had the 14mm on loan. 16 is enough
@@chrisbrockhurstis 16 f2.8 its enough for filming electrical works in site
please consider make a video about the gimbal setting you use
For the most part it looks like he's simply using pan follow mode - and apart from the the importance is to have it properly balanced. You can adjust the follow speed and 'dead pan' settings to taste to get things looking smooth :)
video coming soon!
Hey. Great vid. Very informative. My question is, what would you charge an estate agent for something like that? Thx in advance
Sorry without the narrative. As we don’t really do that here in England.
You keep producing quality and relevant information, a lot of good details, I should be paying you for this stuff =\ for now I’ll give a thumbs up on any platform you are on.
Appreciate you
Thank you so much, Chris. I want to get into this!
Great video! Love these longer form educational videos. What are your autofocus settings in the Sony? Would love to see your color grading process on this shoot as well.
Video coming covering these!
Loved this learned so much! I do have one question, what kind of weight Is that on the front of the gimbles camera plate?
So fun to see you and your wife working together. She is great in front of and behind the camera. Really enjoyed seeing what goes into making this type of video. Do you do any additional stabilizing in post, or is the gimbal and your ninja smoothness sufficient?
thankyou! shell appreciate that comment alot. All the movement your seeing is straight from camera, no additional stabilization.
Excellent Chris. I look forward to seeing more of these educational tutorials. Maybe some information on camera/gimbal setup and best lenses for various spaces. Great work!
video coming :) thanks for watching
I would love to see how you edit all the clips together
Hey Chris, excellent fun tutorial for those wanted to know how to shoot real estate. I don't do them but found this interesting nonetheless. Love to see a follow up post workflow. Also, curious that you never seem to start/stop the camera. Finally, do you have a gimbal setup? Thanks and keep up the good work.
Appreciate you watching. Yeh I often run with it as one take, in the edit it’s easy to just skim through and see where I’m at in the house. Just my method of doing it. Gimbal setup is pretty simple, just RS3 with Dual Grip handles
This video is awesome - and the beginning real estate video is really well done as well. My question is - do you get a lot of these requests? its been my experience with a lot of realtors in my area (and the houses I have shot for them - ranging anywhere from 200k-1m USD) these houses are selling themselves and FAST - by the time I even give them photos back (sometimes within the same day) they have offers on the house - so when I offer to make a video - they are like - Why?? By the time I even post the video and try to show it - the house is sold! Is this just the market I'm in ...or around? For example in 2021 I sold my own home for over-market (and asking price) value in less then 48 hours with over 20 in person showings in that weekend and I didn't think we would get what we were asking - I was shocked....I also don't see many other real estate videographers in this area (PHILLY surrounding areas) doing these either. Or maybe Im going about it all wrong? should I be looking for 1m-5m homes???
Hi Chris, great video. I do have a question as I watched through your video, if I try to avoid memorizing scripts as I move around the house showing the tour, is it a valid or feasible solution to somehow mount the telepromopter onto gimbal? Are there any challenge to do so? and do you have combination and gimbal and teleprompter to recommend that work really good together? Thanks heaps Chris!
Hey Chris amazing video. Quick question, when I record in my house, while viewing in my camerea all the lights flicker... how do I stop that from showing up on film?
Thank you.
Great question. In some editors they have a option for that, there’s also some plugins that’ll work. Matt whoismatt Johnson also has a great video on how to do it by adjusting frames
Which pp and how do you expose .... Don't you use Slog3 ?
Are you keeping your camera recording at all times? Or just small clips at a time?
great video!!! what mode do you use on the Gimbal ? PF , PTF or FPV?
Chris just wondering what focus settings are you using when your wife speaks... I noticed everything looks in focus.. Is the wide angel lens making the whole scene in focus? I imagine you are using face tracking ... thanks -!
Eye AF focus but also I’m using F4 or higher to have more in focus because people want to see everything in general with real estate
I have a Sony ZV-E10 camera with Sony 11mm f.8 lens for landscape videography I need a lens with blurry effect for real estate hosting video please suggest which budget lens should I buy like Viltrox 35mm or 50mm, Sigma 30mm or tamron 17-70mm zoom lens ?
you say u dont care about shutter spped. do you try to keep it cinematic when u can and do you have limits either way?
What gimbal is that?! I have the Ronin SC but I am not a fan, I like yours!
thank you for guiding us!
Extremely helpful, thank you!!
You're welcome!
Awesome video! What mode do you like to use on the RS3 for the interior following shots of with the realtor?
Always the slowest and smoothest possible i can. Deadband should be set so you have to move it a fair amount before it reacts
This was awesome. Thank u so much!
Glad you liked it!
HI CHRIS is 16 f2.8 its enough for filming electrical works in site
Setting for keep that move smoothly?
I’m looking at starting to create real estate walkthroughs and this video is incredibly helpful. I was intending to get the Nikon 14-13mm f4 lens. You say that you shoot with f1.8 at 14mm. Do you think f4 would be ok or do I really need the wider aperture?
Having watched the whole video I see that you do recommend f4 for the B-roll so that answers my question. Such a great video dude 👏
So beautiful
Thanks?