SelSol

OK, lets go back to the start, I think confusion has crept in. The canon is used for stills and video, with the video its mounted on a Weebil-S.  The boom is the Manfrotto gim-boom which is for ...

Trying to figure if that’s sarcasm. What the hell do I need a thermal imaging drone for as a replacement for a DSLR for photo and video

Cant, it’s not really possible  to dangle something like that on a boom

There would be certain advantages to using a second camera, and I did look at just getting an M50 or M6 with  something like a 14mm F2.

So I've been shooting real estate for a decade now, managed to get myself into some serious properites these days and the quality of my work has to go up a notch, and I now have to shoot video for ...

OK, so , switched to NTSC mode and as expected, 30 and 60FPS now appears.  I'll give that a go tomorrow and see what results it yeilds.  Thanks!

See this is what I thought, I couldn't hand hold 1/50th, so what the heck am i doing wrong? Being truthful, i'm sick to f*&%^g death of this 6D MK2.  On paper it was the sensible choice, in reality ...

Thanks John, superb post and very much appreciated that you took the time to go in depth. So, an update, its UK here and Canon is pre-se to run at either 25 or 50fps.  Nothing else, so i can't film ...

Either way, chucking down another £2500 isn't really an acceptable solution right now. You certainly can't fly a drone around the inside of a house, I know its possible, but the practicalities and ...

That would be pointless, I’m not about to go and throw down £3500 on a new camera and lens to shoot 4k which I don’t need.

Sigma 12-24 f4.5-5.6 1080p is industry standard as few consumer devices can display or stream 4k anyway, so there’s an effective limit there. Will give 50fps a go (I’m uk so we’re 25/50fps to go ...

So I've been shooting videos for a local real estate and I'm trying to resolve why my videos are blurry. Now, if I shoot a video a don't move, its crystal clear, but when I move, it ghosts.  I'm ...

I think the standard answer you’re going to get is portraits, wildlife and field sports, all of which I use it for. I do also use it for bokehlicious shots in expensive properties, or I’ll often ...

Thanks Colin, here's a video link, you can see the difference from the Mavic Mini 2 footage, and where it cuts to the front door. I don't think its a focussing issue because the whole video done ...

I shoot real estate (and have done for several years) and I’m perfectly happy with my static shots, regularly shooting seven figure houses so confident on that side. now my clients have asked me to ...

Thanks, but i haven’t bought it yet?!

Hi all, I’ve been shooting real estate for years now, and recently been doing videos with the 6D MK2 and Sigma 12-24.  It’s an utter ball ache changing them back and forth onto the gimbal, so I’m ...

So I’ve been shooting real estate for years, happily running and gunning with a 6D MK2, but my clients have asked me to push into doing video work, which I’m happy to do and i do enjoy it. I’m ...

I can’t go through all the options, but I can say that I moved from a 7D to a 6D Mk2.  The bulk of my decision was based on the fact that its full frame, and that the 6D is very much a workhorse, ...

Currently using a 6D MK2 for my real estate work, works a treat, perfectly happy with it, images are crisp as you like for major UK clients. Clients have now asked me to do video tours, but for the ...