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I haven’t watched all of this yet, but will Very soon. Such GREAT info…!!! Thank you for sharing. Also, I’ve not seen anyone else have their media on the right in Premiere and make the thumbnails larger so you can quickly skim through. Reminds me of Final Cut. Any tips you can provide on that or other things in Premiere?!?

Nice video. I have to comment on the brevite backpack. Yes you can fit all that stuff. But it is not comfortable when it’s that stuffed. I own that backpack. I like that it’s small and portable doesn’t look like a camera backpack but when it’s that stuffed it does not feel good. Feels flimsy when fully packed and is not weather proof/ resistant. Pretty pricey for no type of rain proof. Also the Velcro does not hold up for too long only owned it for about a year. It’s a cool backpack for 1 body and 1 lens max. Anything more than that the backpack does not feel too good.

Can you do a gimbal moves for those into land banking real estate

i only have a a7ii and thinking about selling it to get the insta 360. just hope its worth it.

Great video. Thanks for the tutorial. Subbd. Looking forward to seeing more like this.

What are you using to trip the camera and strobe remotely? Thanks

Biggest real estate challenge: blinding bright windows with dark rooms. Do you just shoot early morning/dusk? Realtors seem to always want to go over to the house at noon 😢

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Holy moly you're good! Really good!!

Hey TB, really like your channel, very helpful. should have found you little earlier. I have been struggling with a situation that when I have to shoot from bright outside to darker interior, the camera(r6ii 24-105 f4 L) always react like crazy, I know it would be good to light the room a bit but without doing that, are their any thing I can do to avoid this? thanks alot.

What format do you use to do your videos for real estate agents

Hi Taylor, how do you decide what layer goes at the bottom or top? And also, when clicking on the eye you can drag it up or down to make it easier 😊

Great video, even though it's from 3 years ago, it's still useful for my new career in videography

Enjoyed your video, nice charisma and editing) Pretty interesting comparison tho

How to do the long blue zoom in effect

Luma is nice but tbh I like the shake bounce a bit more. Luma works better for the clients who want a bit more of a chill vibe however

what are you using to trip the camera and strobe?

Isn't there a grid view in Final Cut Pro to better adjust rotation?

Great video! I have the Ronin SC Gimbal and the Canon EOS R6. Do you leave image stabilization on when using a gimbal or does that create a conflict between the two devices? -Thanks

Thanks mate, you helped me a lot..👍🫡💪

Hello, I only havea canon 24-70mm, will the 24mm be wide enough?

If your client wants reel TikTok style and walkthrough would you shoot each twice separately for one vertical for reels one horizontal for RUclips

If your client wants reel TikTok style and walkthrough would you shoot each twice separately for one vertical for reels one horizontal for RUclips

Again, great information, thank you very much. Do you always use a polarizing filter when shooting indoors? If you have a video you have prepared about using filters, I would be very happy if you share the link.

Can also add in a sort of transform transition as well as the motion blur and it helps a ton. Ryan Nangle has some nice push in / pull out transforms

Dutch angles!

Nice one.

whats the difference exporing in 24 or 60 because you shooted in 60? thanks

Thanks for this video, I am so curious how do you shoot a video when a wall is a built-in mirror or a giant mirror is Infront of you and you cannot avoid it? How to remove yourself in the premier pro?😅

Ehen editing, please do not use random full screen flashing white backgrounds. It hurts look at.

What camera settings did you use for the interior so that you could have a perfect windows view - most often the windows are overexposed. Is it a matter of settings or weather/time of day? Great video!

Thanks for the video. How do you deal with video shooting time limit on camera? What is the cheapest option vs. expensive option? I haven't tried yet but do you think the camera still working after the time limit is reached by starting another 20-30minutues of shooting?😅

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Too much is blown out in my humble opinion. You're video grading looks great tho!

Ryan Nangle has a really nice "Smooth Push in " Smooth pull out" set of transitions that are the chef's kiss for this kind of work

Hi TB, just curious since the making of this video have you upgraded to a different gimbal or staying with this one? Keep up the good work

Thanks for this video, now I'm prepared for a listing tomorrow. But your Google Drive folder with the LUTs is empty :-(

Best tutorial. Thank you!! I never knew what these grid lines were for…..what? 😂😂. I will be balanced from now on. ❤

When I bring my 60 fps into my timeline. Should I create my timeline at 24 and then my 60 FPS footage automatically gets downgraded? Or do I need to put my 60 FPS clips into the timeline and then slow them down manually to 40% speed? Using DaVinci.

I've been shooting on dslr with gimbal but switching to smartphone because it's easier, quicker and the realtors budgets are low most times so...why not 🤷🏽‍♂️

Hi, I was wondering if you know why it happens that a video on an iphone 15 pro is fine in terms of light, but when I watch the same video on a macbook and it is soo overexposured.. do you maybe know why?

When you film someone's property horizontally for RUclips, do you also do another walkthrough and film vertically, or do you just edit the horizontal video?

Great!!, I really love your content!!

Taylor which backdrop do you recommend, seamless paper for corporate headshots or cloth? Thanks!

this house has great natural light. I'd like to see a tutorial on a space where there is no windows.

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I just purchased the insta360 my photos are coming upside down which app can I correct this from matterport or insta360?

yep its not that hard !

Good information

Great video! How do you get the connection to do these real estate shoots?