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Hey All,
Long time member since the HMC150 days. Quick question I wanted to pick your brains on. Going to be providing video production and aerial services for a mortgage company I just joined. They have a modest budget for some new equipment, but wondering if we should use what I have and throw the money into Facebook ads. Currently using the DJI Mavic Pro for aerial work, and the Canon 6D with Rokinon Cine lenses (14mm, 24mm, 50mm, 85mm) for interiors and exteriors. Will be adding interviews and segments with real estate agent partners and wondering if we can get by with just having them use iPhone on a DJI gimbal and cutting those shots in with the Canon 6D? Don't want to overwhelm them with technology, and thought that would be a good happy medium. Would be color grading the final segments in Resolve.
Love the full frame 6D for interior shots due to the wide field of view, especially with the 14mm. Would you guys cringe if you saw iPhone (11 Pro Max) footage mixed in?
Long time member since the HMC150 days. Quick question I wanted to pick your brains on. Going to be providing video production and aerial services for a mortgage company I just joined. They have a modest budget for some new equipment, but wondering if we should use what I have and throw the money into Facebook ads. Currently using the DJI Mavic Pro for aerial work, and the Canon 6D with Rokinon Cine lenses (14mm, 24mm, 50mm, 85mm) for interiors and exteriors. Will be adding interviews and segments with real estate agent partners and wondering if we can get by with just having them use iPhone on a DJI gimbal and cutting those shots in with the Canon 6D? Don't want to overwhelm them with technology, and thought that would be a good happy medium. Would be color grading the final segments in Resolve.
Love the full frame 6D for interior shots due to the wide field of view, especially with the 14mm. Would you guys cringe if you saw iPhone (11 Pro Max) footage mixed in?
