p.1 #5 · Aerial photography with Remote control copters
I did this a few years ago, I think if I were to do it again I would use a quad.
The lifting capacity is much better and they are more stable when used to lift gear, better flight times and all.
p.1 #6 · Aerial photography with Remote control copters
I have not done it, but am interested. I saw an article the other day that mentioned a website called diydrones.com . They are pretty big into doing aerial photography and it looks like a very good reference source.
p.1 #7 · Aerial photography with Remote control copters
I sell some platforms to the AP guys. Have been flying helis for years.
If you need any specific info, let me know and i can put you in the right place.
Joe
p.1 #8 · Aerial photography with Remote control copters
vario1 wrote:
I sell some platforms to the AP guys. Have been flying helis for years.
If you need any specific info, let me know and i can put you in the right place.
Joe
Joe the more info the better please provide what insite you can
I just bought a quad copter along with a hero 3 black camera just to get used to this type of filming. I want to shoot both stills and movies
My plan is to upgrade to an Octocopter after i get used to this type of operation and start shooting with much better camera gear underneath
p.1 #11 · Aerial photography with Remote control copters
I think this will bring a whole new prospective to my photos I just need to get octocopter proficient so i do not ruin my good camera
I just invested $1300 in a hero and a copter to learn on. The next step i think will cost me about $4000 to move up to. From there $10,000 to get where i am ultimately looking to go
p.1 #13 · Aerial photography with Remote control copters
I just ordered the Phantom from DJI, and a Go Pro from B&H to mount on it. This is a cheap way to start and see if you like it, especially with the flight software that comes with the Phantom. For commercial stuff, look at the Spreading Wings they offer. Heres a link to the site: http://www.dji-innovations.com/
Joe
p.1 #14 · Aerial photography with Remote control copters
vario1 wrote:
I just ordered the Phantom from DJI, and a Go Pro from B&H to mount on it. This is a cheap way to start and see if you like it, especially with the flight software that comes with the Phantom. For commercial stuff, look at the Spreading Wings they offer. Heres a link to the site: http://www.dji-innovations.com/
Joe
Varlo that is the exact combo that i got yesterday only thing is i did not get the flight software did you buy that separate ?
