Behind The Scenes shooting real estate photos and video.

I take you behind the scenes with us as we shoot for our client Micheal Crupi and his latest listing in Vaughan. We share with you our simple effective process and also the fun and always the entertaining task of shooting agent intros. It's not easy shooting agent intro's and it's also harder for the Realtor to get comfortable shooting videos also. The Key is, to have fun with it and do your best to make the client feel comfortable to get through it.
To see full property details and video click here: youriguide.com...

[@djabsolute6117]

great video. love the bloopers

[@BuddyG]

Cool video! Man that cine camera... Crazy setup! I'm jealous!

[@LuisAlvarez-fj5ny]

Good, interesting, insightful and fun video. Thank you for sharing!

[@deanbush]

Excellent work and explanations for the shots. Thank you, Matt!

[@alanabley525]

Great video just like the others. Also from comments I learnt Canadians spell colour correctly just like us Brits.

[@meech7520]

Thanks for this! Great job!

[@StalloneMedia]

Hope any of it helps if any.

[@FPavcovich]

Great video, I’m getting ready to do my first house this Monday, little nervous. Got my r6, rf 15-35 and ronin s

[@StalloneMedia]

Good Luck hope it went well.

[@tonyturphotography]

This is really excellent bts thank you. The Z can setup looks really nice. Wondering how you tether to the phone. I usually use the ninjav. Do you expose to the right in middle exposure. Really enjoy the clean look of your work. Excellent job. Thanks for the content.

[@CostaMesaPhotography]

Enjoyed your video...lots of good content. If you don't mind, I was wondering about pricing... Your team is providing the agent with tons of value...still images, 3D images, video, and agent presentation video... what is all this costing the agent?

[@adamgilchrist9356]

Really enjoyed this video... impressive you have the team coving all 3 at the same time. Just wounding if you could tell me more the kit used for the virtual tour side of it... Tripod etc looked like a good set up.

[@StalloneMedia]

We usually have 2 members at the location. This last-minute request to add iGuide was made so we had Alessia in the area was able to come by and do it.

[@TimberedSplash]

Great job and presentation! On many of the shoots of yours, you use multiple flashes, including the powerful 400w strobe. This one you only used one attached to the cameras hotshoe. In what situations do you decide the number of flashes and how much flash power you need to bring and use? Thanks 🙏

[@StalloneMedia]

This house actually had 2 flashes in the bigger more open-concept rooms. For the most part you can use 3 bracketed and 1 flash and blend in Post. Depending on the house the paint colours the windows you can choose how much additional lighting you'll need.

[@loudandclearmedia]

@@StalloneMedia I can usually get it with one ambient and one flash...sometimes turning off the flash but using that same shutter speed for a "repair" layer for the window.

[@trevster1314]

So you're shooting flambient? I didn't even see the flash going off though. I was thinking you were just doing and hdr merge. Do you think flambient has a higher quality look to it?

[@diogomartinez7991]

great bts

[@StalloneMedia]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.

[@GPic14]

So your three bracket for stills is on, over and under 1-stop? what is your flash setting

[@MatthewStallonePhotography]

3 Bracket 2 stop and flash is usually 1/1 or 1/2 power.

[@brandonh6892]

how does the iGuide work? as in, am I able to buy one? can't seem to find anything on their website

[@NaturalLovePhotography1]

Great job Matthew and team. It takes a team. Quick Question. Which mic system do you recommend to mic up your agent? and what about if you have multiple agents?

[@highlandvideo5313]

Really enjoying the channel and wanted to know how good the Arca Swiss geared head is, as I'm thinking of upgrading from a Manfrotto 410. Cheers

[@loudandclearmedia]

The Arca D4 is definitely a nice head and wont loosen up like the 410 tends to do. Having said that, the gearing is backwards from the 410 so it might take your hands a while to get used to using it. The only other thing I like better with the 410 is the gross adjustment controls being easier to use than the Arca's gross adjustment controls. You get used to it though.

[@deanbush]

I'm just wondering why you didn't show the completed video

[@hatchmedia4389]

Awesome BTS Matt! What lens are you using?

[@StalloneMedia]

I have the Sony 12-24 f4

[@deanbush]

Which flash do you use?

[@richryanphotography]

Hey Matthew, great videos man!! Quick question.... some of your other videos you use multiple lights and use the AD400, but thsi video you only have one flash on camera, it appears the house would warrant multiple flashes and the power of the 400... did I miss something in this one?

[@StalloneMedia]

Hey, We have different services for different photography packages. One flash on the camera is a Flambient Flash and 3 Brackets then Editors do the rest of the magic. Anytime we use AD400 and other flashes we are doing more of a designer or builder style shoot. Hope that helps answer your question.

[@richryanphotography]

@@StalloneMedia Thanks man. Your videos are fantastic.... No BS, straight and to the point and they actually show what you are doing.... Appreciate it. I wish you guys had more videos.... I think I have watched all the ones that pertain to what I want to do!!!

[@linxiii]

@@StalloneMedia Hey Matthew, Thanks for the BTS video and the answers! Are you using an outsourced editor company? Any company you recommend? Cheers

[@Oscar-hp1mo]

What kind of 360 photography system is that? I never seen in My Life... And I make 360 photos...

[@StalloneMedia]

Then you haven’t heard about iGuide ?

[@Oscar-hp1mo]

@@StalloneMedia Wich is the difference between this Iguide and the Matterport?

[@StalloneMedia]

Oscar Martinez iguide uses laser to measure and more accurate based on my experience. MP does doll house view iguide doesn’t

[@qmackk]

What sort of flash settings do you use?

[@StalloneMedia]

Flash settings usually change depending on the conditions. This comes with experience. On average i can tell you it's set to 1/4 Power and camera is around 1/80 shutter F7.1 iso 320

[@qmackk]

Matthew Stallone do you usually just point in at the ceiling or into the room?

[@StalloneMedia]

Q Mackk 90% ceiling of the time

[@qmackk]

Matthew Stallone sweet thank you

[@taoiseach5739]

Hi Matthew, what lens are you using?

[@StalloneMedia]

Taoiseach Sony 12-24

[@roysealer]

Hi, the lady was shooting 360 tour, what is the brand of the boxy device attached to the dslr?