Full Drone Real Estate Photography Course (Photo & Video!)

[@sirpetexcvi]

You are a hero for giving free advice and guides for people who are starting fresh. ❤

[@ousseynoufall3371]

A starter like me. I just discovered him. Thanks a lot

[@Baleur]

I have no idea who you are, 2 minutes into the video. But the fact you're one of the few who actually spend the time to put together a 2 hour video course for free, shows me one thing. That you've been successful enough with your ACTUAL drone / photography work, that you dont NEED to worry about the lost course revenue. One must ask themselves, do these other people mainly make money through their courses, or through actually preforming the work? I'd rather be taught by someone actually supporting themselves via the work, not the courses. It's the same thing as, would you rather take engineering advice from someone who's actively building a car right now, or someone that's been stuck in a lecture hall for the past 10 years teaching something they havent actually done in over a decade?

[@DanielSensual]

I make about 4K a month doing real estate but I have a mavic 3 cine so once clients saw the quality they don’t want anyone else. But it took me years to get here too and a lot of word of mouth. I had the Mini 2 and Mavic Pro before and barely made money with them. I also offer video service with my A7sIII and 14GM. I don’t even reach out realtors anymore they see the videos from my other clients and I get messages on my video page. But it was crickets for 3 years lol 😂

[@verdinec]

Hi, Do you use nd filters when taking photos with your mavic 3?

[@DanielSensual]

Yes

[@verdinec]

Ok

[@arnoldmancilla1247]

Congrats man! Is not that easy to build a reputation!

[@SashMultimediaProduction]

Could you please share a link of your page with the real estate shots that you’ve done ?

[@Gerald_G]

This type of video is exactly why I subscribe to and love this channel...Mike freely offers tons of value/knowledge that you'd have to rummage thru other channels to get, or buy a course. Thanks, Mike!!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thank you!

[@dylanmccormickmoran3528]

I mean what a channel. Mike you create the best videos out there for sure. A pleasure to watch and support.

[@smcarmel]

Mike, simply put.. you’re the man! Always appreciate your videos, you sharing your passion and experience.

[@droneareo]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!! I just did my first drone real estate job. Let me tell you. It would not have been possible without your instructions!!! You thoroughly explained every detail that i needed. You definitely speak my language. You explained it so simple that it was very easy for me to understand. I have spent so much money learning this trade. I have been watching other real estate photographers charge a high fee and i felt that I walked away not learning much. To be honest, I have learned so much more by watching your FREE video than the other paid instructional videos. YES, of course I am going to subscribe, buy your products or connect from your link any products needed and give you a very high thumbs up along with your other videos. Thanks again

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

So glad to hear this! It’s always super awesome to hear the videos are helping people 🤗

[@dabuck204]

Instant sub, your no nonsense, give it to you straight with no strings attached is refreshing and really appreciate the work that went into this tutorial. THANKS!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Appreciate it! Thanks!

[@nojusticenopeace8717]

For free and people still didn’t liked the video!!! Humans are the weirdest creatures on earth!! Thanks for your time, and your content, liked and subscribed!

[@supernatural802]

great stuff! I think one additional touch that would really give the final video some extra polish would be to add the name of the property to the intro shot with a nice font and a simple fade animation.

[@JeffreyJDavis]

Mike - really appreciate your generosity and pay it forward approach to share your expertise. Really useful insights for us newer RE photogs.

[@louislarsen3811]

My first drone is a DJI Mini 3. I would suggest that for the beginner. Amazing small drone.

[@gerikproctor5466]

i really like this layout. thnks for your work sir

[@thomass.johnson8324]

You are a blessing, I pray your business thrives like no tomorrow, I will be in touch. God Bless you.. Great frame of mind !

[@factayoutube1983]

This came in clutch, i just bought my drone and been practicing daily

[@kamuzipro]

What can i say!! Just wow!! That's what i call a real tutorial. Thanks a lot for what you doing here.. kudo!!

[@darianrundallmedia1305]

Wow Mike what a house for an example! Great job as usual and thanks for all the work you put into these videos.

[@MatthewJones0425]

As a fellow Jersey Shore resident - Thank you! Just upgraded to the Mini 4 pro and can't wait to more time in the air. Ready to take the part 107 in the next 7-14 days and this information is greatly appreciated.

[@Fixitall-ACE]

Great video. Just some advice I would never recommend shooting Auto White balance. You can see in your screen recordings the colors changing and the white balance going from 5100k to 5500k which would change the colors significantly. Honestly you should be shooting at 5600k on a sunny day and shoot 5800-6000k on a cloudy day. Locking your white balance would highly improve color accuracy and isn’t hard to do. Hope you don’t take it the wrong way. Great video either way.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks for the input! I understand your concern but out of thousands of drone shoots I’ve done cannot recall even one time I’ve had a color shift during a shot because of auto white balance. Yes, it’s shifting in the screen recording because there’s a piece of construction paper in front of the lens and the camera has no idea what’s going on haha. Out in broad day light, it’s a non-issue and that does not occur. Auto WB remains sound advice in my opinion and one less setting to worry about. Nothing wrong with doing it manually if you choose to do so.

[@TheHoveringScotsman]

Have to agree, was very surprised to see Auto White Balance being recommended for a professional aerial video, I suppose you can get away with it in slow footage like this, but I've ruined many a speed ramp by forgetting to lock WB.

[@3catMatt]

I am a monthly subscriber. The Info this guy is giving out for free is priceless. What's 4.99 a month to help him out.

[@WordizbonDon]

Love this video man. Definitely got me a few tips to speed up learning about this stuff. The best I have yet to see. Thanks

[@MicStowe]

You're an awesome human being. Thank you, Sir. Subscribed.

[@Jason_Hermann]

Outstanding tutorial, thank you 👍

[@ASK_PLAY4u]

All this for FREEEEE, Thanks, Man.

[@shawnmccaig5583]

Thanks Mike! Love your channel for your clarity and common sense approach! Can’t wait for your other course videos! Thanks again!

[@Mister_EL.]

Great course with a ton of information and clear guidelines. Thank you for your effort, it is very much appreciated!!!

[@alexch3618]

Get the matrice 350 rtk with h30T or autel l35t for filming around figueroa street in los angeles. All those street walkers are a great selling point for the properties in that area ^_^

[@sizweml]

Thankyou so much for this!! This is very well put together, well explained and articulated. You are very humble and anyone can tell that your humility and honesty is what got you successful in this industry. I can’t believe this is a free course. Im definitely subscribing and will come back here. One question, are you self taught or you went to school for this?

[@ShoesRUs]

Hey Mike I would greatly appreciate if you could make a check marked document for the drone pic and video workflow. I think this would be a great formula. Please let me know.

[@rafeekhendricks1831]

Thank U Sir So much appreciated

[@maakardar3534]

thanks a lot for this

[@chrisnugent2880]

Thank you so much. That was a wealth of information that I will be incorporating this weekend at my next shoot.

[@ronaldcoulter7015]

You are really, really good at this. I appreciate the fact that you actually explain what you are doing and how to do it. There are a lot of youtube drone videographers, some are really good with technique and others are good teachers, rarely is there any one that is good at both to help beginners like me. I hope to be good like you all and I know it comes with much practice, trial and error. One thing I would do personally, I would offer a random person a (one time only) opportunity to be tutored by me for (1) 5 hour in person training. What a confidence booster!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thank you and I wish you the best of luck with it! Maybe one day I will offer some in person training or a workshop.

[@iamsnyman]

Like everyone else here, I'm just starting out, and this is a tremendous help!

[@hastyar04]

This is awesome drone photography course, i learn a lot of your video. A huge thanks to you and your video.

[@michaelshine8837]

This is exactly what I needed to find today! And you are in Jersey too?? That's fantastic! As a NJ Home Inspector I'm looking to add drone videos as a marketing tool to realtors.

[@XpandDrone]

Great video! Thanks for sharing your process and tips. Super helpful as I've recently launched my business and working on adding more to my website and KZbin. Well deserved subscribe!

[@manwithadronespain]

Extremely grateful for this. Thank you

[@LanceRipka]

Man I thought I liked one of your videos. Man thanks for the info I am now a subscriber.

[@jasonrussellwaters7755]

Sending Best wishes to you from Thailand, your Channel helps me a lot as a beginner real estate agent - funny enough, I now love taking photo and vdo more than being an agent

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

I believe it! Much less headaches 😂

[@JorgeHernanArcilaA]

Very good course, good video friend.

[@joedamone9954]

Mike, you ROCK!

[@ihknnk]

Liked and subscribed. This info is so valuable, thanks Mike

[@simon916sps]

Superb tutorial - thank so much for your time and effort!!

[@parrotheadstx]

Thank you, Mike. So appreciated. 🤙

[@smartlifestyleeveryday3336]

Amazing job man 🙌 you’re a legend. Liked and subscribed

[@josephhernandez5155]

Man thank you so much for the course you helped me in ways that i can't thank you enough and you are very insightful and knowledgeable once again thank you bro

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

My pleasure!

[@craiglawrey7518]

Wow. Very helpful video! Thank you very much.

[@Mr1970827]

I want to thank you so much for the information you are bringing to us... Thank You...

[@dlat69]

Thank you very much for presenting a full course from beginning to end, and I appreciate the knowledge you've shared! You've touched with great detail regarding drone camera settings to Premiere Pro shortcuts. This will help me save time and be more efficient with my final productions. I have also received my Part 107 license through the Pilot Institute course.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Congrats and good luck!

[@dronepilotcontractors4094]

It would be a good idea to learn about the Pitch, Yaw and Roll settings as well which set the sensitivity of the sticks for moving in those directions. Basically it adjust the amount of play in the sticks before the drone moves which helps out with manual flight for cinematic footage.

[@tylerfountain]

This was incredibly helpful! Thank you

[@MindsetManagment101]

GOAT

[@werito82]

Absolutely amazing content, thank you 🙏!!!!!!!!

[@FalconAerialPhotography]

Thank you this was very informative and helpful

[@k.w.7412]

Wow! Thank you for this! Subscribed & liked ✅

[@jamil19]

Excellent informative video, thanks.

[@CristianKuhn]

Thank you so much for spending all this time for the rookies. I am deciding between a Mini 4 Pro or a Mavic Classic as my first drone for real estate shots and footage. Greetings from southern Germany!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

I think either of those are good choices!

[@CristianKuhn]

@@InsideRealEstatePhotography Thank you!

[@panayiotispanayides2141]

Excellent, just excellent. Thanks

[@UriahFunches]

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! I've had my dron business for over a year now and just didnt know what to do because of overload. This has been a tremendous help. Thank you Mike, man I owe you. I will be subscribing!

[@kimpoeun2755]

Thanks Mike love your channel and liked and subscribed a long time ago

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Cheers!

[@dronemagic2023]

Hi , Fantastic tutorial. I've just purchased Mini 4 Pro and intend to use it for Estate Agency shots for Detached Properties here in the UK. I'm only halfway through this video , and have learned so much. Thankyou. My Question is, after taking shots, video's and editing how much should I charge the Estate Agents for one Standard Property? I am now a proud subscriber to your Amazing channel. thanks Again. Best channel even for UK followers 😊

[@b3owu1f]

The issue lately is that drones like DJI mini pro are so easy to use.. that it seems agents/etc just buy them and use them themselves now. I have tried to find some work and most say they just use their own drone. Not even sure if they are Part 107 or not.. but it seems like this work is largely saturated with agents doing their own drone stuff now. Most areas (at least around me) have several that also say they already have someone that does it for them.. so it really seems saturated and luck of the draw if you can get any work today.

[@stefanbernhard2710]

Awesome. You're really generous 🙏

[@KM-rh4zl]

Mark a spot, let the drone gimbal track that location, then do your orbit. So much easier.

[@abphoto4]

such a great and informative video. Thank you! Would you be willing to share your cool house label marker for aerial images??

[@princeproductions970]

I am so thankful that I came across this video. I have been flying since 2012 and I am always looking to improve. This provided me so much information, I am looking forward to checking out what other videos you have available. Thank you

[@JasonBennardini]

Hey man thanks so much for the awesome video. Do you use regular cameras as well for your real estate gigs? Thanks so much

[@TancooMedia]

Hey Mike, amazing course! Thank you for making this. Do you still have the same drone recommendations in 2024 as you did in this video?

[@richryanphotography]

why not use active track when you are doing the orbit around the house? Awesome video!!!!! The fact you said low shots are for the tight details, med height is for the property and then up high shows surroundings will change my workflow starting tomorrow!! Man, what a great video and i am only halfway through... (although I outsource all my editing so I might skip over that part :) )

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks! I personally just don’t bother with the automated modes. They take time to set up and I’ve been doing these moves manually for so long that it’s no problem and I enjoy having maximum control.

[@domgrundy935]

That is awesome - thanks so mush 😊

[@BoReynolds]

So, for DRONE shots you DON'T USE ND FILTERS for either PHOTO or VIDEO? Great tutorial, thank you! Bo

[@dougcooper4917]

Excellent and Amazing Tutorial Training Video. Thank You So Much Mike For Taking The Time To Put This Training Video Together.

[@J_bar_S_Photography]

Ok, question. Im SO glad you put this video out. Im just getting into RE photography. Im not new to photography. Im a rodeo photographer. anyway, im new to RE so im starting from the very beginning in learning. Thats why im so glad you put out this video lol. Ive been watching you for a few months now. Almost a year. Anyway, sorry. So, with outsourcing your photo editing and video editing how do you tell them exactly what you want done? How do you tell them how to edit your photos or do you juat tell them you want HDR and all hand blended?

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Appreciate it! I don’t usually outsource any video editing but do outsource a good amount of photo editing. Most of them do hand blend. The end result is what counts so as long as what you are getting back looks great and is to your standards no worries on what methods they are using!

[@PeterPiccolo]

thanks for the info I hope I get to utilize it I have a mavic 2 I think it would make a great real estate drone!!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Yes, I used the mavic 2 pro for years. Great drone!

[@ronclarke8546]

I have a Mavic 2 pro with the 1" sensor. I would think this would get better images that the DJI Mini 3 pro and equivalent to the Mavic 3 classic in good lighting. Who is still using the Mavic 2 pro and are you clients happy with the vids and photos?

[@scottjgillishere]

Awesome content. Thank you for doing this. I do have a question tho. When you deliver your final shots to a client do you send the still shots separate and do you send a complete 1 to 2 minute video or separate video clips.. just curious.. Tia..

[@DronViajero]

So I think this is the correct cheat sheet I'll use on my first re jobs 😊 HOUSE FRONT LEFT FRONT CENTRE FRONT RIGHT VIDEO BACK LEFT BACK CENTRE BACK RIGHT VIDEO TOP DOWN VIDEO ------ PROPERTY TOP DOWN HIGH BACK LEFT VIDEO BACK RIGHT FRONT LEFT VIDEO FRONT RIGHT ------- LANDSCAPE FRONT RIGHT BACK LEFT VIDEO BACK RIGHT FRONT LEFT VIDEO VIDEO TILT BACK VIDEO TILT FORWARD

[@swcblad]

by using a separate phone, you get to choose the spec of it, the included one with rc and rc2 are so SLOW and laggy….

[@mzito84]

Great video.

[@edhardy8679]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@chriseley9828]

Great video.. instead of manually videoing a circle why not use the quick shots, nothing lost by using this feature and everything to gain.. who cares if you didn’t do it manually? The client will love it and save you re-setting and trying to get it right over and over.. simple app with success every time.. almost guaranteed. Can use for drone/ boomerang etc of zooming in/out too.. Cheers, Chris. UK.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Thanks! If using those modes suit you then go for it! I feel they take time to set up and interrupt my workflow. I have no issues nailing the movements manually. This is just how I do things and what works for me. Everyone will have their own preferences for sure!

[@D8Droner-xj5tg]

Great video and Amazing🎉🎉🎉❤❤

[@4amcreationshhi]

Recently moved from the Air2s to the Air3. Getting the mini 4 soon for interior shots. I was suspect of the smaller sensor but am very happy with the output. Nice summation and thanks for sharing!

[@dragonflymedia3979]

I have done the same thing, I'm using my Air 3 for interior shots, works really well.

[@4amcreationshhi]

I have used it while handheld for interior work, same as the 2s. I tend to shoot pretty expensive properties and I don't feel comfortable with a heavy drone like the Air 2s or Air 3. Used to use the mini 2 and it did great. Don't need any sensors inside, just a flying big mac with a camera that is unlikely to mark or stain in a mishap. Looking forward to the Mini 4 though. I have missed my stolen Mavic 2 pro, and both of these have everything but the sensor size.@@dragonflymedia3979

[@christopherbailey128]

Very nice class. However do you have any videos laid out for video specifically for someone who has been in the field now for about 4 years ?.. I just feel like i have those moments where i feel stale and like lose creativity with some of my shoot or like i'm going through the same motions day in day out with every shoot. on average i'm shooting about 17-25 homes a week. And I only have a certian amount of time that I can spend in each home depending on what they are getting. But I would just love to have some fresh Ideas that I can use or try out.

[@simonblackburn8741]

I'm glad I found this channel, I've been flying in all sorts of environments and a huge range of weather conditions in nearly two years. No real estate, yet. I'm planning on having it mastered should it do so, thank you, Mike.

[@Joe-wk9ow]

This is cool. What would you charge a client for something like this. I got my p107 last year and I am looking into getting into real Estate with my Mavic 3 pro.

[@MC78999]

Hi Mike, what photo settings would you use for an DJI Air 2s? You mentioned it is stuck on aperture F2.8... so what do you do for ISO and shutter speed in daylight situation? Great comprehensive video by the way. Excellent job! Thanks so much!

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

Hey! Thanks. For photos I would set the iso to 100 and put the shutter on auto and just let it determine the shutter speed on its own. You will have no issue in daylight with those settings. If it’s dark that’s another story.

[@ericreifsnyder8655]

Mike, thanks for the great video. One question, do you always shoot in normal color profile? Is there ever a time you shoot in log?

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

For real estate shoots I usually just stick to normal

[@BastienBMV]

Hi, why aren't you photoshopping that yellow grass in front of the house?? what's the point of you using photoshop if you don't really clean/edit your photos at their best? 😅

[@caesar5555]

Thank you! What is you need gyro stabilization?

[@male918]

None of this worked for me. I have DJI Air 3. Some of your settings are not available to me. However, all other settings were the same. My videos were Damn Near white at video so I had to change back auto. I did not get the 5 layers of pics Lightroom screen was very different, no library tab, no import button. Cntrl N did not allow naming, instead it opened a new browser window

[@wolfiemedia]

5:05 ...but that's not the Classic? Says Mavic 3 on the arm and has the tele camera. Subbed. - great info :)

[@scoobdaug]

great stuff! Thank you. FYI... Many of your links in this video's description do not work.

[@Iceking007]

You need to purchase some ND filters.

[@InsideRealEstatePhotography]

I own them. I don’t use them for real estate shoots.

[@oje101]

Thank you sir..

[@chrisreznicek2652]

thanks

[@luislammoglia7250]

Would you say that a Mini 4 Pro can do a professional job for real state shooting in may/2024?

[@dushyantsharma7752]

I want to learn real estate image and video editing

[@joebunkers1944]

Why did you chose RAW?