You have just procured a drone by investing a hefty amount of money and now you are wondering what to do about this intricate machine? The bad news is that the internet is proliferated with tens of thousands of posts discussing drone regulations and every post has a new perspective to add. The good news, however, is that this post endeavors to put everything regarding drone laws in simple words for the novices to understand.
Fortunately, there are a bunch of smartphone apps for drone that can help you out in doing anything ranging from photo and video editing to figuring out the safe flying zones and gauging the ideal lighting conditions. You can get apps for virtually anything you want to do with your drone but probably none exists for helping you out with your laundry (pun intended!).
The weekend is approaching and you are intent on planning the time and place to get your drone whizzing through the skies. But when you do make your drone fly, you need to ensure that it is done in the right way. There could be a cluster of questions ramming against the sides of your head. What is the best place to fly my drone? What is the appropriate time? Is it possible to find some stunning lighting from my aerial photography? How can I keep myself from intruding controlled airspace or other private or sensitive installations? How to prevent my captured aerial imagery from coming out all distorted? Can I get a helping hand from a noble person with my laundry without costing some money?
Are you someone who loves to hang onto his or her old items, most of all drones? Well, it’s time you let go of your beloved machine because even if it is damaged or irreparable, it could end up helping you earn some money for DJI.
Without any speck of doubt, One of the best experiences on the face of the Earth to fly drones in Iceland. Idyllic locations and the probability of exploring sensational places that have never been seen by anyone else cater to one’s sense of aesthetics.
Drones are participating in the restoration project being undertaken at one of the most ancient sites of the world.
In a bid to capture more than 10,000 high resolution images, drones have been employed in the project. These images will later be stitched together to form a three dimensional model of the Great Wall of China.
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The season of wildfires has set in. There have been reports of about 120 wildfires burning across 1.6 million acres in the US. These also include California’s Holy Fire and Mendocino Complex Fire which is being touted as the largest California inferno in recorded history. It is an appropriate time to inform the drone pilots that no flights are allowed over disaster hit areas.
