DJI Pocket 2 for real estate - Basic moves for beginners

Learn the basic gimbal moves for shooting real estate videos on the DJI Pocket 2 camera. We find that mounting the Pocket 2 on a DJI extension rod makes life easier when filming real estate tours. Small and light weight, the DJI Pocket 2 is a good starting point for real estate agents who don't have good smartphones but are looking for an affordable entry point to start creating real estate videos.
This video tutorial takes you through the DJI Pocket 2's key features and shooting modes so you can achieve great looking shots for the best looking real estate videos, Tiktoks and reels.
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[@paperdragon48]

Namaste and thanks for your tutorials

[@FirstViewings]

Thanks, glad you found it useful. Plenty more videos still to come.

[@robl6314]

New subscriber from France. Great new channel, very professional. Keep it up. Already learned a lot. We are going to buy the DJI pocket 2 with accessories. Will be used for real estate work. Here many dark houses (interior). If you have time to explain the use of light and extra light, we would really appreciate it.

[@FirstViewings]

Thanks, glad you found the video useful. We will be covering lighting shortly so plenty more videos still to come!

[@robl6314]

@@FirstViewings thanks!

[@jmk5583]

Hi, thanks for the video! Can you please share the make and model of the gimbal you used to use the DJI Pocket 2 with your phone? Thanks

[@cinematic-travels]

It's the DJI Extension Rod (not a gimbal)

[@helio_pere]

Hello. My DJI POCKET 2, had the following problem: When recording a video, it puts the date of 2016. With that, when going up to the cloud, it is out of the correct timeline. Do you know how to solve?

[@YoChicago]

If you're doing a horizontal pan you want your gimbal to be in Tilt lock mode to keep vertical elements from tilting. A pro photographer would have their work rejected for not preserving the verticals. Should be the same for video - you don't want to disorient your viewers by having things tilt in a video that don't tilt in your field of view. The extension rod is unnecessary and loses some of the value of the Pocket 2 - i.e. its tiny, unobtrusive size.

[@davefink2326]

In shooting real estate, there's no need to be unobtrusive. Also, vertical lines always stay vertical unless you're in FPV mode. Tilt-lock mode keeps the gimbal from pointing higher or lower. Vertical lines will stay vertical in that mode and also the follow mode.

[@Djloconyc]

Do you use the wide angle lens ?

[@FirstViewings]

Yes, we recommend using the wide angle lens