Aerial photography and video shooting is a great way to show the scale of a project/event and see it from an unbroken angle.
The subject of the survey can be a panorama of nature or a block under construction, a holiday during the day or a night fireworks display.
A fascinating photo of an office building in the rays of the sun will decorate the corporate website, and a flyby of the facility under construction (including on a regular basis) will allow you to monitor the progress of work. There can be a lot of applications.
The proliferation of quadrocopters has led to an increase in offers on the aerial photography market. But the devil, as usual, is in the details.
Lack of context, trying to fit the shooting into a 20-minute session until the battery runs out is a questionable approach.
You need to start with the task. What is shooting for, for whom, goals and features.
Attractions for a travel agency or a factory under construction should have different approaches.
In the first case, sunny weather, an abundance of passers-by, a combination of summer/winter or day/night are probably important. In the second one, the emphasis is usually on fixing the stages of construction, the process (welding, work of people and equipment), the background, as well as subtle moments (what should be in the frame necessarily and what should not).
Preparatory work is necessary. Then the shooting itself and subsequent events take place quickly and clearly (JAB!).
RESULT
The result can be: ■ video sources or an edited video clip:
■ photo — a separate scene or 360° panorama:
Click on the photo and rotate it. The panoramas are of average quality, 12.5 MB each