I use my iPhone. When I pay a videographer it is several hundred dollars 

Lucky my Niton 5100 does a great job at doing them.

This is our office producer's stuff.  I don't know what any of it is really, I just mic up and talk.  

He does really good work and makes a giant dufus like myself look good.  

We've also done videos with the smart phone.  

I make my own videos on Adobe Elements

I use my SLR but if you want professional editing I have seen offers of videos for between $200 and $500 bucks. If I have multimillion dollar listings I think it is worth it.

I've tried to do a couple of videos, and they were bad enough to not post anywhere.  I tried with an iPad mini and my camera.

No, I am not paying any cost, Because I have my own iPhone and the picture from my iPhone was awesome and amazing. When pictures are blur then I call apple customer service number and they provide me best way to capture all things.

I have done a few through Movie Maker with my Nikon.

sometimes a smartphone, sometimes a camera, nothing fancy.

Right now I use my old camera, mounted on a tripod, which is mounted to a whelled dolly so I can make a virtual tour.  Cost maybe $80 for the tripod and dolly combo.  I make the videos so I have creative control and own the end product (good or bad).

iphone is my main use of creating videos

I use my iphone and use www.EasyWithVideo.com to email video market to clients and prospects.

I use one of the Action Cams (like a GoPro, except I use the Sony 4K version). These cameras have great resolution, are pretty easy to use, and you can also use it for other things!

We hire a professional for shoots and that includes editing. Price varies with the job, usually $500-$2,000.

A video recording device.

I use animoto via Realbird... (close enough!!!) we do aerials.... I hired the drone and operator!! I don't pay..

Not made any videos yet.

I have not yet created any videos.

Use my Nikon DSLR and edit my own with Premier Pro.

Do my own. Easy sketch, Movie maker, YouTube.

$60 a minute for finished product via hired services.

Screenflow.

Would use a professional for video shoots.

 Good morning Jeff Dowler CRS  I do have some high-end video cameras. I have used them in quite some time.

Good morning Jeff. One of my referral partners is a videographer and price is never an issue.

All of the above. It depends on my mood and what I'm shooting. I have all the equipment I need for pro videos but I hate lugging all that stuff with me so I use my phone most of the time.

Jeff Dowler CRS for market reports video, I use POWTOON services. And for real video - I used my smartphone (not a good idea for sure.)

Videographer could cost you about $500 I think.

I've tried my iPhone and wasn't pleased...

For our virtual tours we pay someone. It's around $80. For the videos I do on YouTube I use Moviemaker, but it's basically still photos to music with information slides. Not really a video!

We have a couple of great cameras we use.

Mostly I use a camera I picked up at a rummage sale. I have used my phone but the camera I'm using was made for videos and even though it's only a $30.00 camera new It does a good job.