In this industry, it's all about the volume while also providing quality, but we often see many photographers overcomplicating the process so here are a few tips to help you do what our high volume clients do:

- Don't shoot in Log. It is a waste of time, the workflow is not as efficient as if you would've shot it normally, and truthfully, there isn't a huge difference as you may think, especially in a 1080p screen where most people will watch your videos from.

- Don't shoot in ALL-I. If you aren't familiar with this term, it means that you are probably shooting in the most efficient way possible, so great job! :)

The best way not to overdo this is to not think like a "photographer" and think like a business owner. You want the speed and efficiency to be able to shoot more homes and not overcomplicate the process.

The perfect settings are:

- 1080p/4K

- 30fps/60fps

- AWB

- IPB

You should only need 30-35 clips for a 1-minute video and 60 clips for a 2-minute video and most of the clips should be push in shots and a couple of parallax shots :)

If you do this, I promise you your videos will look phenomenal :)

If you have any questions, whether you are a video editing client or not, please feel free to email us at hello@reppediting.com :)