Hello Juan, I saw your video (link in the comments of two of my videos of Chambord). Just for information, it is forbidden in France to fly over people and monuments (without authorization, and a lot of papers, accreditations from DGAC, security...), not easy to take this kind of videos for me ... so I makes a very fast video. Unfortunately I can not publish links to your video, sorry :( on the two comments placed, because of flight restrictions, I would like to remain neutral and respect the restrictions. It is very complicated ... in general, your flight, as well as the others flying over the buildings and people, this kind of flights on first-time incident will make that one day it will be totally forbidden to fly with a drone to X km of inhabited places, the law goes in this direction... but your video is nice. For me, I took off on both sides of castle and limit the drone to approach XX meters from the castle, to respect the distances in the last law ... and especially not to fly over the monument, totally forbidden :( you have chance to not have troubles with the local police, they can take the drone, and you risk huge money to pay to justice (up to 75 000 euros). So pay attention if you fly again in France, it's very risky lol.
Hello , Thanks for the time to write me back... i didn't know that you have some many restrictions on drones at your country... on this particular video i went in to the castle website and it doesn't mention any restrictions on drones flights around the castle. thank's for your comments !
Yes I did the same (see on website), nothing on website, on another castle near (castle Chenonceau, beautiful if you return in this area...), at entry of domainn, they opened my bag (DJI Mavic Pro bag), and won't let me in with, even if I don't planned to use it inside, they added to list of incidents for drone entry tentative and asked for my identity lol, ridiculous, at 200m you can take off and make a film, but I understand security first, after terrorists attacks they won't have trouble if someone's injured inside domain, thei responsability comes first. A guy from london have serious troubles... he filmed center of Paris (very risky on major place, near "Champs Elysées"... even if you have a parachute system and insurance for drone, it's almost unusable in cities and places with people, animals, monuments... you have to ask permission at DGAC and wait (General Direction for Civil Aviation / DGAC)...
I did a flight also at La Ferte-saint-Aubin in Noun Le Fuzelier ( ua-cam.com/video/GOziFXdT5ME/v-deo.html ) and The People from the place didn't mention nothing to me about the drone flight restrictions at Historic Buildings ....I totally understand the security regulations of each country , i am very responsible with my flights , this is my hobby and i take it very seriously , if you look at my you tube channel y have flights in 4 continents ( North America, Central America, South America and now in Europe )....I have to come back to France again , there is a lot of incredible places to explore !..take care !
I also pay attention on flights, more than 1000 km actually on Mavic Pro and maybe 200 km on Parrot before... but in France they can found me after on youtube and ask me to come in police station, even if generally I ask people (security... even police) if I can fly near, sometimes it's OK, but very complicated to respect even if you fly very slowly and pay attention, because some kids bought drone and fly on very touristic places very fast to make sensational video and sometimes crash drones on monuments, for this reason we, other drone pilots with skills and attention don't have right... actually in 07/2018 fr'ench law says every drone over 800 grams must be registered, normally police won't ask you (sometimes I asked them if I can just take off and go 50m up to make a panorama), not fly far away, just a 360° in major case they say OK, but sometimes they say no... I take a look on your channel, you have a lot of cool videos.
RSFranceIDF , here in USA we have to register too , at least the people how cares a bout it !....I have a Panthom 4 , with this new drone and the sensors is more difficult to crash in to buildings , but still i m always fly with precaution , I lost my first Phantom4 in the Bahamas in the middle of the ocean beacuse I didnt take all the precautions , so I learned the leasson in the hard way !..ja,ja
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Hello Juan, I saw your video (link in the comments of two of my videos of Chambord). Just for information, it is forbidden in France to fly over people and monuments (without authorization, and a lot of papers, accreditations from DGAC, security...), not easy to take this kind of videos for me ... so I makes a very fast video. Unfortunately I can not publish links to your video, sorry :( on the two comments placed, because of flight restrictions, I would like to remain neutral and respect the restrictions. It is very complicated ... in general, your flight, as well as the others flying over the buildings and people, this kind of flights on first-time incident will make that one day it will be totally forbidden to fly with a drone to X km of inhabited places, the law goes in this direction... but your video is nice. For me, I took off on both sides of castle and limit the drone to approach XX meters from the castle, to respect the distances in the last law ... and especially not to fly over the monument, totally forbidden :( you have chance to not have troubles with the local police, they can take the drone, and you risk huge money to pay to justice (up to 75 000 euros). So pay attention if you fly again in France, it's very risky lol.
Hello , Thanks for the time to write me back... i didn't know that you have some many restrictions on drones at your country... on this particular video i went in to the castle website and it doesn't mention any restrictions on drones flights around the castle.
thank's for your comments !
Yes I did the same (see on website), nothing on website, on another castle near (castle Chenonceau, beautiful if you return in this area...), at entry of domainn, they opened my bag (DJI Mavic Pro bag), and won't let me in with, even if I don't planned to use it inside, they added to list of incidents for drone entry tentative and asked for my identity lol, ridiculous, at 200m you can take off and make a film, but I understand security first, after terrorists attacks they won't have trouble if someone's injured inside domain, thei responsability comes first. A guy from london have serious troubles... he filmed center of Paris (very risky on major place, near "Champs Elysées"... even if you have a parachute system and insurance for drone, it's almost unusable in cities and places with people, animals, monuments... you have to ask permission at DGAC and wait (General Direction for Civil Aviation / DGAC)...
I did a flight also at La Ferte-saint-Aubin in Noun Le Fuzelier ( ua-cam.com/video/GOziFXdT5ME/v-deo.html ) and The People from the place didn't mention nothing to me about the drone flight restrictions at Historic Buildings ....I totally understand the security regulations of each country , i am very responsible with my flights , this is my hobby and i take it very seriously , if you look at my you tube channel y have flights in 4 continents ( North America, Central America, South America and now in Europe )....I have to come back to France again , there is a lot of incredible places to explore !..take care !
I also pay attention on flights, more than 1000 km actually on Mavic Pro and maybe 200 km on Parrot before... but in France they can found me after on youtube and ask me to come in police station, even if generally I ask people (security... even police) if I can fly near, sometimes it's OK, but very complicated to respect even if you fly very slowly and pay attention, because some kids bought drone and fly on very touristic places very fast to make sensational video and sometimes crash drones on monuments, for this reason we, other drone pilots with skills and attention don't have right... actually in 07/2018 fr'ench law says every drone over 800 grams must be registered, normally police won't ask you (sometimes I asked them if I can just take off and go 50m up to make a panorama), not fly far away, just a 360° in major case they say OK, but sometimes they say no... I take a look on your channel, you have a lot of cool videos.
RSFranceIDF , here in USA we have to register too , at least the people how cares a bout it !....I have a Panthom 4 , with this new drone and the sensors is more difficult to crash in to buildings , but still i m always fly with precaution , I lost my first Phantom4 in the Bahamas in the middle of the ocean beacuse I didnt take all the precautions , so I learned the leasson in the hard way !..ja,ja