For the shoes, I carry a spare pair of clean sneakers that I only wear indoors and nobody has ever had a problem with that. I tell them that for insurance reasons I cannot operate my equipment without them on, and those booties are an accident waiting to happen. I didn't have a problem with it until I shot a house where the idiot homeowner thought it would make the pictures look better by shining his hardwood stairs with pledge! I almost lost my camera and hurt myself badly on that one. So it's ALWAYS shoes with good grip for me.
please can anyone tell me if i can still do photography and videography for realestate with my iphone 15 pro max ofcourse i am aware i might have to purchase add ons such as gimbals and such but i just want to know if someone is using it for their bussiness or whats anyones opinion regarding that thankyou in advance and awsum video!
Love your vids... Been a Realtor for 10 years and am now getting into Real Estate Photography. One thing I didn't factor in when buying my camera equipment was having to apparently also buy a new computer that has the capable RAM necessary for editing with Photoshop and Lightroom without getting bogged down. What would you recommend?.. I'm hearing 16GB minimum, someone else said 64GB is best and almost necessary... After spending almost $4000 in cam equipment I want to get something good but not overkill because this is getting expensive fast. Thanks in advance.
Thanks so much! If you use apple, I invested in the mac mini m2 pro base model earlier this year and it’s still overkill for everything, photo editing does just fine. What camera setup did you get also? Here’s the video I did on the m2 pro with editing examples: ua-cam.com/video/YX8hVEMmG0o/v-deo.htmlsi=Wn9OwxAQaOKniFlI
I appreciate the response... I bought the Sony A7R III with the Sony Zeiss 16-35 F4 lense... I want to eventually start doing video as well so I don't want to buy a computer now and then have to upgrade again in the near future to accommodate that additional workload.@@AndreiRestrepo
Great video Andrei , I think i must get a cooler bottle. My family have been bugging me to get one for sometime but I have stuck with the traditional plastic but now the main selling point for me is the fact it keeps your water cold.
Man I love an EDC video! I thought I was the only one that carried shoe covers lol. I also carry gloves in case I need to move garbage cans around or wrapping garden hoses for exteriors.
I need one of those Hydroflasks! So handy.
Definitely! Only downside of this size is it doesn't fit in cup holders, the next size down does though!
Great video! A couple of things I hadn’t thought about carrying. Ps- signed-up also, can’t wait to get my teeth into the exclusive videos.
Awesome! Thanks so much, excited to see you there! 🤙🏻
For the shoes, I carry a spare pair of clean sneakers that I only wear indoors and nobody has ever had a problem with that. I tell them that for insurance reasons I cannot operate my equipment without them on, and those booties are an accident waiting to happen. I didn't have a problem with it until I shot a house where the idiot homeowner thought it would make the pictures look better by shining his hardwood stairs with pledge! I almost lost my camera and hurt myself badly on that one. So it's ALWAYS shoes with good grip for me.
That’s an awesome solution for that, thanks for sharing! Appreciate it
please can anyone tell me if i can still do photography and videography for realestate with my iphone 15 pro max ofcourse i am aware i might have to purchase add ons such as gimbals and such but i just want to know if someone is using it for their bussiness or whats anyones opinion regarding that thankyou in advance and awsum video!
You definitely can, especially for video. Just need a mobile gimbal and you’d be ready to go after watching a bit of tutorials! Thanks for watching
Love your vids... Been a Realtor for 10 years and am now getting into Real Estate Photography. One thing I didn't factor in when buying my camera equipment was having to apparently also buy a new computer that has the capable RAM necessary for editing with Photoshop and Lightroom without getting bogged down. What would you recommend?.. I'm hearing 16GB minimum, someone else said 64GB is best and almost necessary... After spending almost $4000 in cam equipment I want to get something good but not overkill because this is getting expensive fast. Thanks in advance.
Thanks so much! If you use apple, I invested in the mac mini m2 pro base model earlier this year and it’s still overkill for everything, photo editing does just fine. What camera setup did you get also? Here’s the video I did on the m2 pro with editing examples: ua-cam.com/video/YX8hVEMmG0o/v-deo.htmlsi=Wn9OwxAQaOKniFlI
I appreciate the response... I bought the Sony A7R III with the Sony Zeiss 16-35 F4 lense... I want to eventually start doing video as well so I don't want to buy a computer now and then have to upgrade again in the near future to accommodate that additional workload.@@AndreiRestrepo
Nice setup! I get what you mean. But honestly most editing gear computers should be able to run footage like that pretty well.
Great video
Andrei , I think i must get a cooler bottle. My family have been bugging me to get one for sometime but I have stuck with the traditional plastic but now the main selling point for me is the fact it keeps your water cold.
Yup, that’s the biggest reason for me. During the summertime it was a must! Thanks for watching!
Man I love an EDC video! I thought I was the only one that carried shoe covers lol. I also carry gloves in case I need to move garbage cans around or wrapping garden hoses for exteriors.
Smart! I used to as well during the pandemic where I didn’t want to touch peoples doorknobs hahah. Thanks for watching!
Great video!
Thanks so much, Tevin!