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- Ojai, California
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- www.architecturalshots.com
...to integrating drone aerials into my 30 year-old business.
I am an architectural photographer, and my intention is to incorporate drone views into my standard offering. Every shot has a preferred angle, and often that is an elevated position. Often it's only a few feet, but it can mean a lot. For years, my favorite shots seem to be the ones taken from the roof of my Suburban. Now I can trump that!
The 20 mp/24mm optics on the P4A made this possible. The sensor isn't equal to the D800 that I use for most of my work, but careful shooting and processing produces a solid image. Also, this business is using more video than ever before and I'll be doing that, too.
Most of my work is commercial or institutional architecture, and generally the roof is the ugliest part if the building, so I won't be going very high - but often times, a little is a lot.
I haven't done any billable projects yet, since I'm into 80 days waiting for my certification. Otherwise, I'm ready. See my work at www.ArchitecturalShots.com.
I am an architectural photographer, and my intention is to incorporate drone views into my standard offering. Every shot has a preferred angle, and often that is an elevated position. Often it's only a few feet, but it can mean a lot. For years, my favorite shots seem to be the ones taken from the roof of my Suburban. Now I can trump that!
The 20 mp/24mm optics on the P4A made this possible. The sensor isn't equal to the D800 that I use for most of my work, but careful shooting and processing produces a solid image. Also, this business is using more video than ever before and I'll be doing that, too.
Most of my work is commercial or institutional architecture, and generally the roof is the ugliest part if the building, so I won't be going very high - but often times, a little is a lot.
I haven't done any billable projects yet, since I'm into 80 days waiting for my certification. Otherwise, I'm ready. See my work at www.ArchitecturalShots.com.
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