Make a Real Estate Listing Video using the DJI Osmo Pocket 3

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Let me know what you guys think about the footage coming out of this camera... I think this will be the top camera for Real Estate Agents in 2024.

[@berhanesenay222]

Yep

[@mikem6796]

Great video. Did you use the wide angle lens or just the 20 mm on the osmo? I heard it causes barrel distortion. Im curious how this works so well if the f stop is 2.0 when real estate is usally f8.

[@gundeeep]

To the point and perfect newbie settings you mentioned. I am starting out to learn real estate shoots(with osmo pocket 3), and I think your video is going to help me in the process. Thank you!

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Awesome!!! Thanks for watching.

[@livinginsacramentosuburbs]

Great Video! Realtor here with a YT channel and I use the OP3 as well as my iphone when shooting content. This really helped me dial in on some of my settings on the OP3 when shooting interior vids. And you're spot on about mastering editing software, I've been doing beginner editing in iMovie for about a year but its not time to step it up to Final Cut Pro. Keep up the great vids!

[@robertcsmith7773]

Excellent video and work! From my experience, your settings are “spot on”. As others have probably commented, the pocket 3 works great for larger, wide open modern homes, but some wider angle options will be necessary for smaller or older homes. For this, I have a great wide rectilinear lens that prevents the distortion on my main camera. . .though I usually only use it for stills. I hope others in your industry take your advice and begin using the Pocket 3. They shouldl also watch and learn from this video - the professionalism of your work is terrific! Thanks, and happy holidays to you! All the best, Bob

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thank you for the kind words Robert. I appreciate it and thanks for watching!!!

[@annarborandbeyond]

Awesome job sir! Thanks for making this tutorial. Really helpful! Oh, 1000% agree on your CapCut recommendation.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thank you! And thanks for watching I appreciate you.

[@JamesArmstead63]

Done like a real pro! Great job friend! Enjoyed every bit of the video!

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@paulreibelphotography]

Nice work. I’ve been using the P3 for real estate and loving it. Yes I wish it had a wider FOV but I’m ok with what it does offer. Plus the tracking allows me to track/circle features I want to highlite.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Yes I wish the DJI wide angle didn't cause so much distortion but I am okay with the 20mm built in focal length.

[@petera4813]

Really enjoyed the video. More content like this and what to post on social media for agents, how much time the video should be for one bedroom vs villas, if there should be captions, if ads should be videos or photos., tricks when to zoom in, when to use the joystick etc. All very useful.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thanks for watching and thank you for the content ideas... I appreciate it.

[@manuelperez1444]

Super top video. It was very useful. Thanks so much!

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Absolutely… thanks for watching!

[@CameraBrent]

Im 3 minutes into the video - and one thing Im already thinking is adding weight to the bottom or even holding just to add weight to offset the step bounce. The active track is sick.... compared to an iPhone, this looks more like my Sony a74 with my dji rs3 stabilizer (it's heavier to offset the bounce.). Lol I'm at the end and now I see his big setup. Great video!

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thanks man... I appreciate that and thanks for watching!

[@alono4473]

Great video! I have some questions and would love if you can reply as soon as you have some time, sorry in advance! 1- I saw in the video that the windows were blown out, how can you fix this in the P3? 2- When shooting for example details in homes, how can you get as much depth of field possible, for example when having foreground? 3- Which ND Filter you use when shooting indoors when for example trying to lower the floor flares (wood floors)? Thanks so much!

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Indoors I will use the 8 or 16 ND filter… you have to be careful because the shadows are difficult to recover if you go to dark. In this video I didn’t use an ND inside because the lighting was too drastic and I didn’t want to risk noise in my shadows. Depth of field you have to dial in the shutter speed… out of the box the Osmo Pocket 3 will look like phone footage until you switch exposure to Manual and dial in the shutter speed and frame rate. As far as removing some of the glare off flooring/ glass I’d recommend the polarizing ND filters for this. I’m using startRC cheap on Amazon. Thanks for watching.

[@alono4473]

@@realestateagentdevelopment Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@shajeahar7374]

Thank you for following through with this video. It was helpful. I do wish that it had the ability to shoot in wider angles as well as the camera holding steady when panning around.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Ya I’m pretty impressed with this camera for the price. Just have to be careful to not move it up or down when shooting and I think it’s really smooth. CapCut also has a stabilization feature that works pretty well.

[@LordHaveMurcielago]

Enjoyed the video. Thanks for the review. I’ve been thinking of getting one of these.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

You won’t regret it! Thanks for watching.

[@victorbustillos8395]

How much can one charge for this type of videos approximately ?Great video! Thank you so much for sharing it!

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Depends on sq footage… in my state we pay about $350-$600 for these types of videos. I’ve had podcast guests in other regions that tell me videography is closer to the $350 in their area. No less than $300.

[@hollywoodclipp]

Question when you’re doing different shots of the house is the camera still rolling or are you starting a new video?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I like to start a new clip with every room and shoot that room until I’m satisfied. That way I know when editing that the final take of than clip is going to be the best take. It makes it easier to create in and out points before dropping the clips onto your timeline in the editing software. I show the process in my CapCut editing tutorial… check it out if you have time.

[@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving]

Great Video! I just picked one up for the convenience and ease of use. I would say my only gripe about it is that the default lens focal length is too narrow and not quite wide enough especially if you are shooting long take speed ramp shots to show a whole floorplan. Even the wide angle lens is too distorted so by the time you correct it in post, still feels not quite wide enough. It's perfect for those pieced together edits like this one though. Also great for your one man shooter talking heads and super convenient with the built in lav mic. If a third party made a better wide angle lens for this thing, I think I would never want to pull out my bigger clunkier full frame cameras for my youtube videos ever again. Because honestly, regular people can't tell the difference in quality between these 1 inch sensor cameras and bigger FF cams, especially when they are viewing it on their phones in 720p-1080p. Workflow wise, this thing is great. I can be in and out of a couple different New Con models very quickly. Hopefully the next iteration will also let you shoot vertically while using the whole sensor instead of cropping. Now that would truly be an all-in-one!

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thank you!!! I actually kind of prefer a 18-20mm focal length but I will use my 15mm sometimes. I agree the wide angle lens included with the creator combo does cause some unwanted distortion and it would be great if someone else could make a better one.

[@therealvideotour]

Great Tutorial. I am wondering about your final rendered video. You film in 4K-60fps, Normal color, HEVC (so it is 10bit). Is your final edited video rendered to 4K-60fps HEVC or do you reduce it to 4K-30fps (so you can get a little slow-mo if you want) AVC? I have found that Instagram seems to have difficulty with HEVC and Vimeo dummies it down to AVC anyway.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thank you… I modify to 30fps to get slow motion on all non talking head clips.

[@ExploringWorldYouTube]

Good evening, thank you for sharing this amazing video. I would like to ask a question please. The Pocket 3 just arrived and I've already done some tests, but only by "eye". I do video editing and my eye is quite trained, but I haven't seen a difference in video quality between filming with the "Normal" and "D-Log" options. Yes, it's certainly a softer image, but in practice I don't see a leap in image quality. Can you see it? I don't know if you use the Pocket 3 often, can I ask you if you use it with the "Normal" option or with "D-Log"?* Thank you

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Personally I feel like the exposure is slightly worse in D Log after the rec 709 conversion vs Normal. I bought a Lut pack for the Pocket 3 so shooting in D Log and grading with that custom Lut pack I do notice I am able to achieve some pretty cool looks. I do not use these Luts while shooting Real Estate.

[@BoazTube69]

Do you use the wide😮 angle lens at all? If so then what software do you use to correct distortion?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I tried to use the wide lens once and I didn’t like the distortion… I haven’t been using it.

[@BoazTube69]

And the biggest question - do your clients complain that it's not wide enough?​@@realestateagentdevelopment

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

No I have never had that complaint.

[@donniewhitaker6267]

Thanks for the video. I have been shooting RE photography for a long time and finally making myself learn video. I picked up one of these the other day and have been practicing at home but find my video kind of jerky, like you can see and up and down when I walk . I have mostly been shooting in 4K at 60fps. I supposed with practice it will improve but what is your reasoning for using follow mode versus lock? I feel in lock it's easier to have straight verticals but maybe I am missing something. Thanks

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Yes the only way to stabilize the up and down or “Z” Axis is by perfecting the way you walk… practice that ninja walk and you won’t notice this up and down movement. It’s the only way haha. Definitely doable though.

[@atdez]

I was curious about this as well. I can not seem to get floaty flow state videos on my phone. Do you have a tutorial for that by the way. Was almost ready to pull the trigger on this until I saw another tutorial and could obviously see the bouncing of the walk. Do you feel this would be far superior flow state as compared to the iphone? If so, I will pull the trigger. If not, maybe I will splurge the money on a totally different toy. Your opinion and help would be greatly appreciated.

[@rwisniewski80]

Video looking very good. One question- what frame rate you using when you shoot yourselves talking?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

30fps on talking head and 60fps interior slowed 50%

[@LivingInOkeechobee]

video looked pretty dope!

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I love this little camera! Thanks for watching!

[@rise.warrior]

If you bothered with the gimbal speed you can change it in the parameters: in joystick speed on the right you can change the speed of the gimbal for 1 to 7

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Yes I’ve referenced that you can modify that… straight out of the box you need to dial in the settings but once they’re dialed in this is an amazing camera for the money.

[@rise.warrior]

@@realestateagentdevelopmentooh ok didn’t know you said it. Then nevermind but yeah i love this camera so far

[@DanielLopez-ro5zq]

Hi, thank you for your video. I am doing my research on getting this for RE. Is there a link of yours that breaks down exposure etc. that you can share with me. This is my biggest hesitation with filming. I just need a simple breakdown so I do not get turned off of doing these videos myself. Thank you sir!

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Every situation is going to be different but rule of thumb on any camera (or phone app)is to keep your shutter speed at two times the frame rate, and Aperture (F Stop) as low as possible (Pocket 3 is fixed at f2.2 anyway) which will allow more light and keep it bright. The only thing then that needs to be adjusted is the ISO which you want to keep as low as possible but high enough to where the image isn't dark or grainy. On the Pocket 3 you can go into settings program ISO to a range so the device will increase or decrease automatically based on the needs of the situation but you can cap it to where ISO wont get so hight that the image starts to break down. On Pocket 3 set the ISO to 50-800, this will keep it low enough to adjust when you're in a bright room but gives it room to go up when you're in a dark room but not so high that the image breaks down.

[@BoazTube69]

I have looked into some ND filters. Some range from ND 4 to ND 16 and others from ND 32 to ND 256. What is the best range? Is 256 usable at all, even outdoors? For indoors, have you ever actually needed to use ND or is CPL enough?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I typically use the ND 8 and 16 the most... yes I have used them indoors before. There has been a time or two when there is so much natural light coming in that I need the ND filters in order to keep my settings dialed in the way I want them.

[@youtuberealestatemastery]

Great video and content! I'm considering purchasing the Pocket 3 for doing property walkthroughs. I'm concerned of the distortion from the wide angle lens. Do you use the wide angle lens for walkthroughs ever?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

That is a valid concern… the wide angle lens does cause some distortion so I don’t use it myself. You can correct the distortion in post but then it crops some sort of Id rather not deal with it. That being said I think the 20mm works fine with most homes. I love this camera for walkthroughs.

[@youtuberealestatemastery]

@@realestateagentdevelopment - Ok right on, that's helpful, thank you.

[@onnokemperman262]

Nice shoots. Is this all done without the wide angle adapter? I mean just with the standard build in lens?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

This is without the wide angle adapter… I have the adapter but I don’t like the distortion it causes.

[@onnokemperman262]

@@realestateagentdevelopment thanks for your response. I'm considering buying one and this video helped.

[@parrotheadstx]

Awesome tutorial. Thank you for all you do brother. 🤙

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thank you... I appreciate it!

[@MaigotNews]

GREAT VIDEO!!!!

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thanks for watching!

[@peterh7824]

Great video I am using to to film my wife’s listing. What editing software did to you use and did you use a IPad or Mac computer?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

CapCut for Desktop. You can use Mac or PC… I use Mac. It’s different the. The mobile CapCut app that is on iPad.

[@capturenw]

So, I picked up the Pocket 3 for kicking out quick property videos. I do not use the DJI Wide Angle lens adaptor as it warps the walls too much. I also built out a dual handle rig in which I can also mount my phone for using the Mimo App which gives you a a larger monitor which makes framing your shots a lot easier

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

The mounting rig is a great idea… I seen someone on KZbin do this. I also did not use the wide angle lens adapter as I found it did cause more distortion than I’d like to see.

[@capturenw]

@@realestateagentdevelopment Image of my rig should be in your inbox

[@MichaelKrisa]

Pretty impressive results using your pocket 3! One question - when you have it locked to track you, I notice it defaults to putting you in centre screen. Is there any way to set it for shorting in Rule Of Thirds vs centre?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Great question… yes they have an option called “dynamic framing” where you can choose one of 9 points in the frame to lock yourself into.

[@MichaelKrisa]

@@realestateagentdevelopment thank you 👍

[@Santosteam1]

Are these pretty much the settings that you use on all your videos for the interior?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Yes. 60fps, shutter 1/120, f stop as low as possible. Iso as low as possible.

[@armydogg612]

@realestateagentdevelopment Are you using the ND filters inside as well or it was removed from the camera? Also, do you have a video on the audio aspects of the camera and mike?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I have used ND filters inside… typically I don’t but it all depends on the weather and time of day. If it’s really sunny at midday sometimes you have to use the ND filters indoors with the pocket 3. Mic video coming soon.

[@frankiecrewes2437]

What tripod are you using outside?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

It’s an Amazon cheapy… here’s the link: amzn.to/3xpFXUU

[@livinginnorthcarolina181]

can you recommend anything cheaper than the Osmo pocket 3?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Not really, I do not think the OSMO pocket 2 is even close to as good quality wise. I think the only thing that you may be able to look into would be an action cam like Go Pro, DJI Action, or insta360.

[@livinginnorthcarolina181]

@@realestateagentdevelopment Got it and thank you.

[@dronetheworld4k67]

I tried it with my pocket 2 but I couldn't get no where near smooth and steady footage as you, my foot steps and hand movement was evident,

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

You have to perfect your ninja walk… the up and down from stepping is what will happen most common with the OP3. Also you can use stabilization when editing

[@BRIANMWEISS]

Were you holding down the button on the joystick when you were going threw the house? great video

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

No I wasn’t… i don’t usually pan or do any of that with these gimbals. I prefer the natural motion you get when just twisting your wrist.

[@BRIANMWEISS]

@@realestateagentdevelopment Ok, thanks for the info.

[@livinginnorthcarolina181]

I am using capcut and when I upload a video with the pocket 3 the video and sound are not in sync. I shot in 4K. I never had this issue with my iphone 14. Any suggestions maybe a different editing software you may recommend? Thanks in advance.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I have never ran into that issue… if you play the video on your computer outside of CapCut is the audio in sync with the video?

[@livinginnorthcarolina181]

@@realestateagentdevelopment just played it and it was good no issues.

[@livinginnorthcarolina181]

@@realestateagentdevelopment should I transfer it to my mac from the sd card then to capcut?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

This is what I do

[@livinginnorthcarolina181]

@@realestateagentdevelopment hopefullly that helps, thanks.

[@livinginnorthcarolina181]

Looks good I like the shots.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thanks for watching!

[@livinginnorthcarolina181]

@@realestateagentdevelopment yes sir.

[@reddeeralbertaliving]

Nice video! What tripod are you using ot mount the osmo pocket 3?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Its just an amazon cheepy amzn.to/3yPKvFi

[@nomadcurator]

Great work!

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thank you! I appreciate it.

[@imtheMCofToday]

Does the Dji pocket 2 produce the same results?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

No the Pocket 2 is worse… has a smaller sensor. The Pocket 3 is much better

[@IKanFlyDrones]

Would you recommend the osmo picket 3 or the osmo mobile 6 with an iPhone for real estate?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

If you are on a budget I recommend the phone because you already own it and the gimbal is inexpensive, If you like super wide angle I recommend the phone. If you care more about video quality then I say go with the Osmo Pocket 3.

[@IKanFlyDrones]

@@realestateagentdevelopment thank you for responding! For photos would the iPhone be better? Or it’s about the same?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I would say for photos I like the iPhone but I don't recommend shooting real estate photos with your phone. Video yes, photos no in my opinion.

[@berhanesenay222]

How much would you charge estate agent if you do this for estate agent if you were beginner?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

That all depends… I have guys that will do it for $350 up to probably $700-$800 depending on sq footage. Those guys use drones and expensive cameras. I’d say a couple hundred dollars if it’s just a shot vertical video.

[@capturenw]

Pricing will vary greatly dependent on your market & experience (quality of work) ~ I currently charge $150 as an add-on to other photography services

[@berhanesenay222]

@@realestateagentdevelopment thanks for that. Tbh I am beginner and I have already got pocket 3 camera. I am keen to do that for making living out of it as in part time. Need guide though.

[@Santosteam1]

The video looks pretty good. Thank you for the tip on the settings.. Waiting for mine to ship and looking forward to messing with it..

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thanks for watching!

[@RealEstateTorontoPhotography]

Well Done Man !

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thanks for watching!

[@RobFuz]

This was great thank you

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thank you for watching!

[@gatorlandkali]

Nice... you could have added an Atlanta Shots... 😊

[@brandonng7054]

Any tips to perfect those orbit shot?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

There’s actually a function called “dynamic framing” you can chose an object in the center of your frame to have the gimbal follow it.

[@waleedsohail8191]

What tri pod do you use?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Here is the exact one used in the video 👉🏽 amzn.to/3HqHRGZ

[@Santosteam1]

Is there a way in cap cut to remove the fisheye distortion from the wide angle lens on pocket 3?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I am not aware of any lens correction options available in CapCut at this time.. I know there is lens correction available in Davinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere Pro but it does cause a slight crop so I personally don't recommend using the DJI wide angle lens for real estate.

[@Santosteam1]

​@@realestateagentdevelopment Thank you for that.. I recently recorded a video at 1080 24 FPS on auto. When I came home and previewed the video. I noticed some flickering. Have you ever had this issue? Do you think shooting on higher FPS should fix that issue? I've never had that problem with my phone.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Have you tried the "remove flickers" option in CapCut? I just tried it for the first time and it worked well.

[@BRIANMWEISS]

Do you film in slow motion at all?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I shoot in 60fps and slower to 30fps in post for all non talking shots so yes I use slow motion in most shots.

[@rezjrprod]

Very nice! But I feel if it were wider it'd be better.. But I'm a pinch on a property that isn't going to produce much revenue totally doable..

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

A little wider would be nice… overall I think it does a really good job.

[@rezjrprod]

@@realestateagentdevelopment absolutely.. I'm doing a documentary right now and I'm using it for various b-roll

[@MitsySalomon]

Hey Corey. I purchased one based on your review and use. Just received it in the mail. Didn't realize I needed a micro SD card. Any recommendations? I am a real estate agent and will be using this to shoot videos and take photos. FYI - I upload and store all my videos/photos on Google Drive.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Hi Mitsy, I use the Sandisk MicroSD cards. Make sure they are least “V30” because you want it to be fast enough to support all shooting modes on the OP3. Here’s a link to one: amzn.to/3W9975k

[@MitsySalomon]

@@realestateagentdevelopmentThank you. Just ordered it & it will arrive today.

[@MitsySalomon]

@@realestateagentdevelopmentBTW I purchased my OP3 from your link 😉.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I appreciate the support Mitsy!

[@MIHAO]

cheers bro

[@ladynoelle84]

Hi what program do you edit in?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

The two I use are CapCut Desktop and Premiere Pro. I have a video showing how to edit these in CapCut on the channel if you’re interested. Thanks for watching.

[@Santosteam1]

Did you shoot this with the wide angle lens? If so how did you correct the distortion?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I do NOT use the included wide angle lens with the Pocket 3. I initially did try to use it but I did not like the lens distortion. You can correct this in Adobe Premiere Pro but that always crops in a little anyway so made sense to just go with the 20mm focal length on the pocket 3. I Still feel it is wide enough for my liking in most situations.

[@Santosteam1]

​@@realestateagentdevelopment I use FCP and now I find myself using cap cut so much more. It's great for what I need it. Do you know if it can be corrected there? For the style of video you showed in the example the WA lens is not really needed since you can pick the angle to get the shot. But for walking talking property tours where you are trying to get as much in the frame as you walkthrough the shot just seems a little to tight for me..

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

@@Santosteam1 yes you can definitely do lens correction in Final Cut Pro… I know there is dedicated lens correction in FCP. Whenever I can’t find lens correction in a software I will search to see if there is a fisheye effect and then see if I can move that effect into the negative and that will usually help with distortion… there’s always a slight crop so the 15mm wide angle may end up being 17-18mm or so after lens correction… still wider than the 20mm I used in my video.

[@Santosteam1]

​@@realestateagentdevelopment Yes, for sure better than the 20MM.. Just recently I got some flickering on some video that I did. Do you ever run into this? BTW Ty for replying to my comments..

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

@@Santosteam1 I have seen flickering with low quality LED lights yes… even in higher end homes I have seen this. You have to drop the shutter speed to compare this or go extra slow now and try to catch a clip in between the flicker bands when editing

[@RICHMONEY6]

How do you change your shutter settings?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Swipe left from the right side of the screen, select “exposure”, switch to “M” for manual instead of “Auto”. This allows you to set your own shutter speed and ISO from that screen.

[@RICHMONEY6]

@@realestateagentdevelopment thank you! Also, have you had any issues viewing/downloading the media files from the app?

[@gracethang3472]

how to solve the problem window overexposed?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Use the ND Filters… I’ve done it both ways. If shadows are are too dark I’ve found I prefer over exposed windows over under exposed shadows but it’s a delicate balance and possible to get it perfect using ND filters

[@P4JJP]

Great video thank you

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thanks for watching!

[@jameelahsmalls6862]

Nice

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thank la for watching!

[@gregorionetto]

Parabéns pelo conteúdo, muito bacana! Sou corretor de imóveis no Brasil

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Obrigado! Isso é incrível, obrigado por assistir do Brasil!

[@reik_nufilmuot]

Why you need motion blur on real estate, where there are no motion? :)

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Every video has motion and blur haha… if the shutter speed is too high it will look choppy. The 180 degree rule just makes it true to what you see in real life.

[@maraudermediagroup]

0:40 Looks good, but your angle & time of day in the front yard gave away your "camera man" in the shadows thrown against the house! 😂

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

lol... yeah the comment section has not let me live that one down.

[@maraudermediagroup]

@@realestateagentdevelopment Too Funny!

[@misterg1157]

Nice video. I smiled when you said at 3:45 that the active tracking gives the illusion that you have a cameraman, at the very same time as showing the tripod shadow. I’m sure your customers don’t care so it doesn’t matter. As I said, it’s a good video.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

If you seen my cameraman you’d know that shadow would be even larger had he been there for this one 😆. Not the best time of day when I was out there but you get the gist.

[@misterg1157]

@@realestateagentdevelopment LOL. I realised you were probably up against the clock. Merry Christmas.

[@CockpitScenes]

Why does everyone want motion blur? I hate it. When you are making a sales VIDEO, why does it have to be "cinematic"?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

It’s all personal preference. I personally don’t like the look of choppy amateur videos… to me I like to look more professional in a sales video. That’s what we mean by motion blur… just the way you appear to the subconscious eye… you want it to look true to life not choppy and low budget. That’s all that means.

[@Ozanp]

24 frame rate maybe?

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

60fps on all interior shots so you can slow down the footage. I never shoot real estate in 24 or 30 frames per second personally.

[@Ozanp]

@@realestateagentdevelopment Right, i heard that idea previously but i forgot, thanks for the respond!

[@brandontemple20]

Not bad.....

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Thanks for watching!

[@EMVelez]

Windows are blown out. Exposure is bad.

[@TheSunnySuttons]

Personally I don't think it's wide enough.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I think it’s wide enough for larger open floor plans… I could see 20mm being too narrow for smaller homes. There’s also a wide angle adaptor that changes it to 15mm but there is some distortion. After correction it’s prob still a 18mm or so.

[@stevenjones4835]

Love your presentation But can we please stop saying cinematic. Sick of that word on youtube. It's great video, there's nothing cinematic about it. Please don't think I'm talking about your work. You're super dope. I'm just referring to the word "cinematic" not you brother

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

Haha… can I still use the term “b roll” at least? I gotta keep up with the other channels. Thanks for watching I appreciate it!

[@davefink2326]

Tell us what adjective you would have us utter instead.

[@LordHaveMurcielago]

According to the Oxford Dictionary cin·e·mat·ic (adjective): relating to motion pictures. "cinematic output" noun 1. the visual qualities or aesthetics of a film or video. "even if horror-movie cinematics are not to your taste, the show is arresting" He used the word in the proper way and most people do as well. How about you stop being a word nazi and just enjoy the content.

[@parrotheadstx]

But it is cinematic. Perhaps on a smaller scale - but the footage is done using "cinematic" moves.

[@6BlackWings]

Landscape? Aren't you publishing to Instagram/TikTok? People are watching these on their phones.

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

I make both.

[@RealWorldReview]

But…why? You see your house in landscape, not vertical. Unless you plan on never actually selling that house or even the idea of it

[@realestateagentdevelopment]

@@RealWorldReview The point is to create popular content that drives engagement. Vertical/short form video is what gets seen. People watch and engage and then the algorithm feeds future videos and posts of yours to those viewers. Social media is way more powerful than a horizontal video set to music and uploaded into MLS or Zillow. Thats why I prefer to do both