Do you need Aerial Photography for your business or home?

Aerial photography can be any photo taken from the air, here at TB-Drones we decided to use various drones to take our photographs and sometimes cameras attached to extendable poles, yes that is a thing. These can be of pretty much anything, be it a wedding, a property a beautiful scenic view.

Aerial Photography for the East Midlands

TB Drones provides Derby, Leicester, Nottingham, Stafford & Tamworth Drone Services & Aerial Photography.

Drones can also be used for obtaining data in many forms as well, this could be construction updates, domestic and commercial roof inspections, and 3d mapping of build sites or agricultural fields. Get in touch with TB-Drones to see how we could help you obtain that perfect photograph.

What is Aerial Photography?

Aerial photography is a type of photography that uses airplanes or helicopters to capture images. This technology can be used for many purposes, including mapping, surveying, real estate development, and more. Aerial photographs are often considered to be higher quality than other forms of photography because they capture details that are difficult to see from ground level. Additionally, aerial photographers can get a closer look at areas that would be inaccessible from the ground.

What is Aerial Photography and why is it useful?

Aerial photography is commonly used for a variety of purposes, including:

• Real estate marketing
• Landscaping and construction
• Agricultural mapping
• Urban planning and design
• Traffic control
• Land management surveying
• Property recording.

Aerial Photography is carried out by a qualified operator on the ground using a remote-controlled drone.

What is a Drone?

A drone is a type of aircraft that is used for aerial photography and videography. It consists of a pair of rotors that are operated by an onboard controller, which allows the user to take photographs or videos from high up in the air. Drones have become increasingly popular because they’re easy to operate and allow you to shoot video footage that’s more accurate and smoother than traditional film cameras.

They can also be used for other purposes such as monitoring crops, mapping land use, detecting fires, or conducting survey work. As technology advances, drones will likely continue to evolve into even more sophisticated platforms that offer greater functionality and flexibility. So whether you’re looking for creative new photo projects or just want to make sure your property rights are protected during routine surveying sessions – a drone may be the perfect tool for you!

What Drones do we use for Aerial Photography?

We use the latest drones from DJI to carry out our commercial aerial photography work.

DJI Mini 3 Pro:

DJI Mini 3 Pro =<249grams 48MB photos, HDR Video capability, 4K video footage 60 FPS, 2.7K video footage (with varying frame rates). HD Video at 120FPS for true slo-motion. Shoots in portrait or landscape mode. Due to its larger sensor it has a lower F-stop enabling better night time capability.

TB Drones are a 5* team of professional aerial photographers. All our pilots are fully qualified and experienced, so you can be safe in the knowledge that your job will be completed to the highest standard. All of the pilots have GVC’s with CAA Operational Authorisation, along with the A2COC, they also have £5Million liability insurance EC785/2004, more can be added should you need it.

How much does Aerial Photography cost?

Aerial photography can vary in price based on a variety of factors, including the size and complexity of your project. Jobs can be priced for a one off fee whilst long term projects could cost thousands of pounds. Location is also a factor that will affect the cost of aerial photography – TB Drones covers Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Staffordshire and Leicestershire with the same travel costs. Additional fees may be payable for other areas in the UK and Europe.

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We can provide a personalised quote if you contact us to discuss your aerial photography requirements.