@@reallyvirtualtours thank you! Yeah I’ve really tried to hone in a simple and efficient approach, as much as the drone pilot in me wants to get fancier ;)

Picture quality slightly improved, low light greatly improved. The biggest improvements are in the signal range and handling

@@markdivirgilio thank you! I use the standard controller 3. It’s necessary for making an arc motion to go around corners.

@@Dah_J thanks! I just fly in normal mode for real estate

@@jimpugh1553 I find it necessary to use the standard (Controller 3) controller. This is because when I go around corners a fly sideways while turning so I can keep things framed better. This isn’t really possible with the motion controller.

@@real_estate_with_lake thanks! No I don’t use rocksteady. I shoot with no stabilization in camera then I stabilize and do horizon level in Gyroflow

@@a-framephotoaerial6988 Great! Thank you. EIS on or off?

@@real_estate_with_lake EIS has to be off and the field of view needs to be wide in order for the gyro data to be collected

@@a-framephotoaerial6988 I appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions. You gained a new subscriber. I'll tag you once I post my first FPV tour. Thanks, again!

@@real_estate_with_lakeof course. Good luck!

@@Youthofindia2025 I stabilized and colored it, yes

@@a-framephotoaerial6988 Motion Controller is best or RC2 ?

Agreed!

Thanks! I just shot this in normal mode. I find that works better for the way I shoot real estate

It says right in the title ;)

Gyroflow :)

@@a-framephotoaerial6988 good work bro

It doesn't.

Normal with horizonsteady.

Thank you very much!

Have you tried using the GyroFlow app to stabilize it? It’s wayyy better than the built in stabilization option

Thank you!! I will definitely try it next. My avatar shakes pretty bad through the door. Do you have special setting on your drone rate and goggle?

Right at the 1 minute time line. It’s amazing how fly through those 2 doors in narrow space

Thank you! I don’t do a ton of post work other than stabilizing and adding my custom lut. I do usually try to take the yellow cast too with a hue vs saturation adjustment. Otherwise i try to make sure there’s as much light as possible inside and then I also make sure to set a max ISO of 1600 in settings.

@@a-framephotoaerial6988 Thanks for the information, I'm trying to convince a couple of clients to either 'want' this kind of video or possibly let me do it for my own experience/knowledge

@@danieltartaglia7814 for sure! When I first got started with these I kept the Avata with me on my normal photoshoots and when there was a cool house I’d ask if they’d let me fly through it for free. Once I had a few samples I created a page on my website to sell it and then emailed it to existing client base. Sold two right away and since then sold a dozen or so

Thank you!

I think so but I’ve never tried. I doubt the quality would be anywhere near as good as other more standard drones though.

Good to know thank you!!

Yes, gyroflow is a very important part of the process!

I always find the most central spot. More often than not I’m hiding in the kitchen pantry.

Thanks! I really don’t like the motion controller. I use the standard one because I find it’s crucial that in order to keep the shots well framed I have to strafe left and right while turning. The motion controller causes you to have to pan left or right while turning and this causes long stretches where there’s no point of interest for the viewer.

Thank you! This was one of my first so I was extra cautious and flew a little slower than I’d prefer but I got through it without knocking any artwork off the walls 😆

@@a-framephotoaerial6988 slow is good if you're showing of real estate and not just flying around

I'm interested too about the answer.

Thank you! I'm in Normal mode. I use the Wide FOV with auto ISO capped at 1600. Then I use GyroFlow to stabilize and a lut I created for the grade

N Mode :)

@@a-framephotoaerial6988 thanks!

hitting gaps on M mode would be dope though lmao@@a-framephotoaerial6988 @ichi22