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Drone Flying and Training In Devon

28th March 2017 By royston

If you want to get paid for your aerial drone photography in Devon then you need to do a commercial drone pilot training course. Anyone who wants to fly a drone for commercial aerial work needs a Permission from the CAA called ‘Permission for Commercial Operations’ (PfCO) and be at least 18 years of age. The CAA […]

Start Aerial Photography with Drones

24th March 2017 By royston

When you start to fly drones for recreation you will probably buy a cheap drone to see if you like it. Even with a small 720 camera you can start to see the power of aerial drone photography. Once you get the drone-flying bug you will want to upgrade to a more powerful drone. Your […]

How Will the DJI Matrice 200 Change the Commercial Drone Landscape

13th March 2017 By royston

DJI Enterprise have announced the all new Matrice 200 Series, and this product is set to be a real game changer. The current large commercial survey and inspection work, are being done by drones like the Falcon 8, the Zenith, the Albus, and they are all a lot more expensive. These units cost around £25,000. […]

Two Drone Stories From This Week

25th February 2017 By royston

Hover Bike The first drone story is about the hover bike by a Russian drone start-up called Hoversurf. Named the Scorpion-3, the electric-powered hoverbike is capable of lifting itself and a driver into the air. It combines a traditional motorcycle design with quadcopter technology, allowing both professionals and amateurs to easily control and maneuver the vehicle. The […]

Tigers Attack and Eat a DJI Inspire Drone

24th February 2017 By royston

The moral of this post is when you are flying any drone do not get too close to a danger, whether it be a bad tempered Bengal tiger, power lines or roof ….. NO TO UNDERSTAND THE MORAL READ TO THE END. One of the more depressing aspects of this news of tigers playfully hunting (and […]

360 Pano Software

12th February 2017 By royston

Panoramic Software You first need 360 panoramic software to stitch your images. We typically take 26 photos per aerial panorama or ground based panorama. The photos are taken in 3 rows of 8 images and two final vertical / ground images each at 90 degrees to the previous image. This allows for a good overlay […]

Changes in Aerial Photography

11th February 2017 By royston

In the UK Getmapping have up to date nationwide aerial coverage of Britain and pioneered online delivery of aerial photography to business and the public. They provide affordable geographic data via a range of streaming and analytical services. These services are available in a variety of resolutions from 5cms in London, 12.5cms in England, South […]

Will GoPro be Taken Over

21st January 2017 By royston

GoPro has been the dominating brand in the action camera market for over 14 years since its formation in California in 2002. We have all seen amazing footage from GoPro cameras strapped to skis, snowboards, surf boards people, pets from skydivers in flying suits to water rapids. The growth of YouTube and other social media […]

Which Mid-Range Drone Will We Buy Next

17th January 2017 By royston

In our next company year starting May 2017 we are looking to invest in new UAV Equipment to work alongside and eventually replace our current midrange workhorse the DJI Phantom 3 Pro’s. As Drone Photography in the UK continues to develop and become mainstream for many industry uses we will continue to invest in the […]

The Use of Drones for Land and Building Surveys

11th January 2017 By royston

A recent in depth study and report produced by PwC called Clarity from Above: Transport Infrastructure shows commercial operators and construction companies in the transport space stand to gain significantly from a potential market for the commercial applications of drone technology. For construction data gained through drones can facilitate rapid reactions to any deviations from the plan, and in […]

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