I'm not worried in the short-term. Lots of opportunities for humans to help facilitate the use of drone technology. The role of the pilot will change over time as the technology gets more sophisticated.
Cool. There are also other industries. Agriculture - you can "scan" the field and evaluate it's health. Insurance - you can map and assess a damaged area (yes, even crops) and deliver a visual report to the insurance companies. Environment - you can document an environmental disaster, you can assess a danger before the disaster strikes, like oil leaks, toxic ponds, methane leaks (here you need thermal camera). Forests - you may be asked to look for a suitable terrain for forestation or you can map an ongoing logging area in steep and not so easily accessible places.
This is awesome! I just passed my 107 and bought a DJI mini. My itentions was to just have fun with it without getting in trouble with the FAA, but cool to see you can make a living out of it!
I’m looking to become a drone pilot, may I ask what drone you would recommend for a beginner? I’ve flown a drone before during a drone building/flying class but the drone we built was extremely hard to fly (it took me 2 days to just get it off the ground without crashing into the ceiling) I’m scared to buy the expensive drones and not being good enough yet to fly it and breaking it..
Hey! Thanks for your comment. Lots of options depending on your budget and goals / interests. You can start by checking out the models we cover in this guide: uavcoach.com/drone-with-camera/
More expensive drones like the Autel or DJI drones have automatic stabilization in winds depending on which drone you have. Plus, they have multiple sensors all around on every surface of the drone to let you know if you are near the ground or a ceiling or walls. A really good drone is either the autel nano or the DJI mini 3 pro. I've used both and they are both very good drones.
Happy studying! Not sure if you're using a course to prep, but make sure you go over the new Remote ID, Operations over People, and Flying at Night practice questions...the FAA has updated their exam in the last several weeks and most test prep resources are not up-to-date.
@@uavcoach I've been reading the 2021 asa test prep book along with UA-cam videos. Any recommendations for free videos regarding those subjects? Thanks
@@jakethesnake1366 Haven't seen any free videos, but at the bottom of this blog post (www.dronepilotgroundschool.com/faa-issues-final-rulings-on-remote-id-flying-at-night-and-over-people-moving-vehicles/), you'll find links to both summaries and full rulings. You will most likely get questions on your exam about those new rules.
Thanks for the comment, Tom. Tough question and a lot of factors at play - the pilot's hardware/sensor/software experience, existing background/career, local geography, network, etc. Most newer drone pilots will start out with smaller projects like one-off real estate or small business marketing gigs. Those that make more $ tend to swim upstream, working with larger companies on larger projects, like mapping a series of development sites, or construction site progress monitoring as two examples.
Hy buddy Nice vídeo,i Saw this in Brazil,now i buyed zinominipro to Works with.i know the problem that this quad,but hubsan Engineers are fix those issues ,and otmize firmware and softwares,,the question is can i Work with this litle quad to do inspections of buildings, apartaments,and locations? Whats the flight rules ,to do this job?? Cheers i Will so Glad If you made a response to me.thanks
Hi Addie, thanks for reaching out. It truly depends on the job! There's no one right answer. Here's a list of popular models - uavcoach.com/drone-with-camera/
When you say "bee hives" I think you mean "Wasp Nests" - honey bee hives are domesticated hives (for the most part) but wasp nest are often on buildings and unlike honey bees, wasp sting and bite without or very little provocation. I'm a bee keeper and you threw me off when you mentioned "bee hives" as a environmental hazard, my dogs sleep next to my hives and I sit in a chair about 8 ft away and have never had an issue.
I love your videos. You make me want to become a commercial drone pilot and I never thought about it before.
You should, Colby! Thanks for taking the time to comment and for your support.
11:26 I'm not sure most people know the names of specific camera movements because most people colloquially use the word "pan" for everything.
Where can I get these all these contracts do I just call the company's?
How concerned should we be about AI replacing the drone pilot?
I'm not worried in the short-term. Lots of opportunities for humans to help facilitate the use of drone technology. The role of the pilot will change over time as the technology gets more sophisticated.
How can Drones fly itself and why would you let them in the first place? Is that a real question or something already in the making.
Da Vinci resolve is a full package that can be considered for postproduction.
Cool. There are also other industries. Agriculture - you can "scan" the field and evaluate it's health. Insurance - you can map and assess a damaged area (yes, even crops) and deliver a visual report to the insurance companies. Environment - you can document an environmental disaster, you can assess a danger before the disaster strikes, like oil leaks, toxic ponds, methane leaks (here you need thermal camera). Forests - you may be asked to look for a suitable terrain for forestation or you can map an ongoing logging area in steep and not so easily accessible places.
Great additions, thanks Ionut!
I can't believe this wao fantastic be blessed guys. I can't stop following your tutorials. Welbeck from Ghana Accra West Africa
We appreciate it! Blue skies and safe flying!
Telecom and Energy companies have tons of capital, why wouldn't they have their own drone pilots on staff and equipment set ups already owned?
Sometimes they do, but many times it's easier to outsource the work to a third-party vendor. Depends on the company, of course.
This is awesome! I just passed my 107 and bought a DJI mini. My itentions was to just have fun with it without getting in trouble with the FAA, but cool to see you can make a living out of it!
Ooh, the Mini is really fun to fly. Congrats on getting through the certification process.
Was it difficult? what service did you use to study ?
Especially with the Mavic mini for Flying indoors for properties it's a easy to control drone. Indoors or outdoors.
@@uavcoach Are you in the UK or USA?
@@travelwithrado We're based in the U.S.
So drone up is useless in pretty every area other than Virginia
I’m looking to become a drone pilot, may I ask what drone you would recommend for a beginner? I’ve flown a drone before during a drone building/flying class but the drone we built was extremely hard to fly (it took me 2 days to just get it off the ground without crashing into the ceiling) I’m scared to buy the expensive drones and not being good enough yet to fly it and breaking it..
Hey! Thanks for your comment. Lots of options depending on your budget and goals / interests. You can start by checking out the models we cover in this guide: uavcoach.com/drone-with-camera/
Build your own. Check out Bardwell and Mr. Steele
More expensive drones like the Autel or DJI drones have automatic stabilization in winds depending on which drone you have. Plus, they have multiple sensors all around on every surface of the drone to let you know if you are near the ground or a ceiling or walls. A really good drone is either the autel nano or the DJI mini 3 pro. I've used both and they are both very good drones.
Tha.ks for valuable info
Awesome video thank your brother ✊🏽
Very informative. I have my 107 test in June, gonna be tough. Your channel is providing inspiration to study.👍
Happy studying! Not sure if you're using a course to prep, but make sure you go over the new Remote ID, Operations over People, and Flying at Night practice questions...the FAA has updated their exam in the last several weeks and most test prep resources are not up-to-date.
@@uavcoach I've been reading the 2021 asa test prep book along with UA-cam videos. Any recommendations for free videos regarding those subjects? Thanks
@@jakethesnake1366 Haven't seen any free videos, but at the bottom of this blog post (www.dronepilotgroundschool.com/faa-issues-final-rulings-on-remote-id-flying-at-night-and-over-people-moving-vehicles/), you'll find links to both summaries and full rulings. You will most likely get questions on your exam about those new rules.
Awesome content. Thank you! From a lucrative/pay standpoint, how would you rank these different industries?
Thanks for the comment, Tom. Tough question and a lot of factors at play - the pilot's hardware/sensor/software experience, existing background/career, local geography, network, etc. Most newer drone pilots will start out with smaller projects like one-off real estate or small business marketing gigs. Those that make more $ tend to swim upstream, working with larger companies on larger projects, like mapping a series of development sites, or construction site progress monitoring as two examples.
Real estate... To survey properties inside and out.. lots of work there.
you got it, Bryan!
Hy buddy Nice vídeo,i Saw this in Brazil,now i buyed zinominipro to Works with.i know the problem that this quad,but hubsan Engineers are fix those issues ,and otmize firmware and softwares,,the question is can i Work with this litle quad to do inspections of buildings, apartaments,and locations?
Whats the flight rules ,to do this job?? Cheers i Will so Glad If you made a response to me.thanks
I agree excellent and you are a pro.
What Drone do you use on jobs? I passed my test with your study video program...and deciding which Drone to purchase..thank yiu
Hi Addie, thanks for reaching out. It truly depends on the job! There's no one right answer. Here's a list of popular models - uavcoach.com/drone-with-camera/
good for me , thank you!
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Excellent. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you 🙏!!!!!
? Do you think it is a good job market at this moment and for how long???
Exactly what I was looking at. I appreciate the pro tips
Glad it was helpful, Rafael. Thanks for the comment!
Does anyone have any suggestions for studying for the 107? Please and much appreciated.
We're biased but would recommend checking out our program over at dronepilotgroundschool.com :)
@@uavcoach Oh thanks!
I would be grateful to help you in your projects
Thank you for the fantastic intel!!
this is very informative video especially if you wanted to make money using your drone newbie here
Glad it was helpful, Yan!
What a nice explanation thanks I’m your new SUB
Thanks for the sub! 🙏🙏🙏
When you say "bee hives" I think you mean "Wasp Nests" - honey bee hives are domesticated hives (for the most part) but wasp nest are often on buildings and unlike honey bees, wasp sting and bite without or very little provocation. I'm a bee keeper and you threw me off when you mentioned "bee hives" as a environmental hazard, my dogs sleep next to my hives and I sit in a chair about 8 ft away and have never had an issue.
Ooh, thanks for the correction.
Thank you!
Welcome!
what kind of drone do you have for your video
Hi Betty, it's a DJI Mavic 2 Pro.
Awesome ! Cheers from Greece !
Thank you! Cheers!
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Great content , really good production value also..
Thank you!
Which drone perfect for real estate videos...
Depends, but look into the DJI Mavic series (Pro 2, Air, Air2S, etc.)
Very useful information. Thanks.
You're welcome, Allan. Thanks for the comment.
Great video.
I'm having trouble with getting photos/ videos on my grade 10 sd card for my ruko f11 pro drone. What's the reason for this issue
Hi Ervin, we're not familiar with that model - probably best to reach out to Ruko support directly. Best of luck to you!
Try using an sd card with a U3 rating instead of a C10. The numbers will be inside the letter but the U3 is a faster card than a C10 is
What a great and articulate video!!!
Means a lot, thank you Derek.
Very helpful man! Thanks!!
Glad it helped! Blue skies & safe flying to you.
Awesome content!
Thank you!
Excellent Video, and Excellent Information!! Well Done Alan!! Thank you!!
Thank you, Doug!