Check out the new ad below for Steadi Drone's latest commercial/Industrial X8 Octocopter offering. With Flight times of 50 minutes and massive payload capacities this one could be a real winner.
This footage is a prime example of what get's those of us creative type people excited about the world of drone photography and videography. Great work guy's.
One of the things I look for when choosing the aerial artist of the week is creativity in editing and Dino hits this one right on the mark. From the floating logos and text to some pretty incredible tilt shift effects his work is definitely incredible. I also love the fact that he shoots with a rig that most of us can afford. Check the links below for his YouTube channel and Instagram.
Check out this amazing imagery from Photographer Amos Chappel. I just discovered his work today and was amazed at the images he has captured all with just a DJI Phantom and a Panasonic GM1 camera. Hat's off to you Amos. I look forward to seeing what you create in the future.
Check out this beautiful footage of the shire shot by You Tube user devinsupertramp. Fantastic work. Can I just say that this guy may be "The Lord of the Drones".
Increasingly in the world of photography size seems to matter. With the popularity of the mirror less camera market and the fact that everything seems to be getting lighter and thinner the question will inevitably need to me answered. Why not my drone? Quite sometime ago a model called the Pocket Drone from Airdroids was announced but it sees to be in perpetual state development. However if you give the Chinese a little time they will make one faster and cheaper than anyone can. The Quanum Trifecta (love the name) is a foldable 300mm tricopter that will take both the Mobius and GoPro cameras right out of the box. This frame is only $29 and even includes a built in PDB (Power Distribution Board).
This is one that could fit just nicely in your camera bag right next to your 70-200 f2.8.
Photographer Jonathan Bessler managed to capture this fantastic panorama by stitching together frames from 2.7k video footage shot with his GoPro. Brilliant idea.
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