One of the great aspects of flying Small Unmanned Aerial Surveillance (SUAS) vehicles – to give them their official name – is that you put a camera in places they couldn’t go before. Just putting a camera initially was sufficient, in some cases nowadays that’s still sufficient. The niggle is the vast majority of cameras …
In order to help streamline the process of placing an order to delivery of your project, we’ve tweaked the way we handle things. Now when you book a service with us you’ll be sent a link (or links, depending on what services have been booked) to download an information capture form tailored to that service. …
We’ve added another tool to our capabilities to further improve what we can offer you in terms of 360 media. 360 cameras are great for taking video but the vast majority of them offer non-360 sound, generally recording in stereo or indeed mono. This is fine and dandy for a lot of applications however if …
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Yes yes it’s a couple of months old, still some cool footage though!
Please excuse the pun. We were tasked with conducting a roof inspection to see anything untoward contributing to leaks when there was heavy rain. It was our pleasure to help. Once all the appropriate checks and risk assessments had been completed – in the days leading up to the mission and on the day itself …
There’s been a lot of kneejerking to the CAA’s proposal to charge £16.50 per year for registration of drones. As a PfCO holder we’re actually OK with the requirement to register your drones. Applying this to hobbyists with all aircraft >250g we hope it will result in: Encouraging sensibility and responsibility in people’s enjoyment of …
So in the last post we touched on the importance of keeping a steady head when shooting 360 images. This nugget of information is all about keeping on point, literally. So what is parallax? If you want the proper explanation, go here. However for a contextual explanation, read on. What is it then? In terms …
This is about one of the more underrated aspects of taking a good 360 picture. It’s one that’s criminally overlooked by a lot of people. It’s keeping a level head. Tripod head that is. Imagine the situation, VR helmet on, immersed in the moment, the scene pops up and you move your head around. The …
These pictures are taken utilising a slightly different take off/landing point. This allows closer flight to the roundabouts. Opens them up to a greater visual glory! We also took the opportunity to get a different angle snap or two of the Business Park. Also a stitched picture that combines different views into a wider angle …
A few more snaps from around the park.