Drones

Drones For Aerial Photography

Aerial stills and video are shot in one pass, as the light goes. That puts the burden on camera and gimbal: sensor size for dynamic range, three-axis stabilization, raw or log capture for grading, steady hover in wind, and flight time to reposition. Each pick below earns its place through at least one of these.

DJI AP100 Parachute

Features that fit the use case

Larger Camera Sensor

Sky and ground in one frame is a hard exposure, and sensor size decides it.

Three-Axis Gimbal Stability

Mechanical stabilization is what separates usable footage from a wobble.

Raw or Log Capture Modes

Flat files hold the highlight detail you need when grading a sunset.

Steady Hover in Wind

It gets breezy at altitude, and a drifting hover ruins a long exposure.

Flight Time Per Battery

Framing a shot from above takes several passes before one works.

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