How We Do It ?
A. By
Radio Controlled Aeromodels (helicopter,
airplane, quad rotors)
B. By
Radio Controlled Pole Camera
C. By
Radio Controlled Balloon Camera (under
development)
Safety
First
- We
always do survey before fly, examine
potential risk such as people,
weather, buiding,freq, topology,
etc.
- We
always do pre-flight checks.
- We
perform routine maintenance checks
on our equipment.
- We
never fly directly above people or
other hi-risk objects.
- We
do not fly over property or objects
that could impose a safety risk.
- The
job site is surveyed to select
multiple alternate landing area in
event of an emergency.
- We
avoid to fly in adverse weather
conditions.
-
Pilot mental and physic readiness
checks.
Some Frequently Asked
Questions regarding our work
Q: How high can the photos
be taken from?
A: We can operate up to
maximum of 70 meters from
the pilot depending on
various factors.
Q: Why using remote
controlled platforms instead
of full size helicopters for
aerial photographs?
A: The system offers low
operating cost compared to a
full size helicopter. The
helicam is highly
maneuverable, low risk and
camera may be panned and
tilted separately to capture
any angle.
Q: How does weather affect
photo shoots?
A: Our helicam can operate
in winds up to 20kph for
stills, film/video ideally
requires calm weather, as
with all location-based
filming we monitor weather
conditions in order to shoot
on the best day.
Q: What kind of cameras do
you use ?
A: We use digital video or
still cameras, either a
Canon or Sony. Minimal 8.0
megapixels
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