My Golf Project My Golf Project asked Depiqd to put together a video of their 4th hole with commentary form Golf Professional Paul Kent. Naturally we were asked to provide some aerial video of the hole to show it in all its glory from tee to pin. We had to shoot directly into the sun…
New Drone Laws Introduced New Drone Laws Introduced today (30th May 2018) aim to reduce the likelihood of a drone coming into contact with manned aircraft. From 30 July 2018, drones will be banned by law from flying higher than 400ft, and within 1km of an airport boundary. In recent months there has been an…
St Elizabeth Hospice – Win a Wedding We are proud to have donated our time to St Elizabeth Hospice and their “Win a Wedding” competition. Suppliers from all over the South of England donated their time and services to provide an entire wedding to the winning couple. Project Info Client: St Elizabeth Hospice Task: Aerial Photography sUAS Pilot: Alex Cameron…
Tortola – Mapping Hurricane Damage Axis International asked us to help document and map a number of severely damaged site on Tortola, British Virgin Islands. We spent two weeks on the island creating detailed orthomosaic maps that could be used as supporting data for claims that exceeded $500,000. While we were there we put together…
The specialist insurance claims consulting company, FitzGerald Consulting Ltd (FCL), and Echo Alfa Ltd (EAL), leading operators of drone services, are delighted to announce their joint working agreement for the insurance industry.
We worked alongside Depiqd on this project to capture the stunning countryside that Framlingham College and Brandeston Hall reside in. The aerial video we captured shows the immaculately manicured grounds and sports fields in a way that just wouldn’t be possible without a drone.
On Thursday 25th February we travelled down to Kent to take a look at a new Hexacopter that has really peaked our interest, the Yuneec Tornado H920. We were invited down by the guys at Drone Ops to take a look at one of the few H920’s in the country. The Kent countryside provided a fantastic backdrop for a day’s flying.
