Note: Before using any of these methods make sure to check what is required to use a drone commercially in your country, as you may legally need to obtain a license or insurance first.
Matthew, Very helpful. I just shot a video of a hotel I'd stayed at last week not intending to sell it. But I happen to show it to the hotel manager and he offered me to pay me right on the spot. Its exciting to see all the possibilities. thank you for the info.
I bought my mini 2 as the cost of getting scaffolding to check a house roof I was thinking of buying out was more expensive and way slower. It paid for itself immediately as the roof wasn’t great . Id been looking for an excuse to buy a drone for ages! Great video thanks.
Great use of a drone, I used a friends one to inspect my own roof so I knew what the issue was before I got roofers in. They then tried to claim the issue was bigger than it was... Once I showed them the drone footage showing two loose tiles... they suddenly came up with an ''option b'' for repairing the roof!!! Needless to say I sent them on their way and got someone else to do it, but it saved me 3 times the cost of the drone.
Great video. I won a Mini 2 at an event, and have really been enjoying learning to fly it. I hadn't even thought of trying to upload some of my footage for stock. I live in an incredibly beautiful part of the world and it's hard to take a bad shot. While the rest would take a lot of investment (mostly time) the first one I can do with what I already have and keep it a hobby. Cheers!
I'm retired and have a mini 2 se. My daughter gave it to me for my birthday. The money earning ideas All are interesting and doable. All of the videos you share have good content and are informative. Thank you for sharing.
Roof inspection sounds great for folks like me who live in rural areas. Lots of Farms, small businesses, and older homes where drones are few and far between. One could make a lucrative gig offering easy access to out of sight areas of property. And there's not much competition.
Thank you for putting you background music in the right place! Behind your voice! Lol so many people get this wrong. If you don’t have a video about this , it would be a good idea!
NEVER WORK FOR FREE. This mindset is killing the commercial photography field in general. Courses in Ecommerce or other fields that use media for advertising even flat out say that "you don't need to pay for photography anymore", just find people looking to add to their portfolios and use them for free. If you're watching this video, you need to realize lots of other people are watching it too (over 30 thousand views as I write this) and more will watch it in the future. TONS of people want to make money with their drones and business and property owners are approached all the time by people wanting to do drone work for them and do it for free. Why do you think that you'll do a project for free and then get paid for the next when there are a dozen other people behind you telling the customer they'll work for free also? They're NOT going to use you. This practice has to stop, so that we ALL can make a living!
I went from making a comfortable living in the 2000s to fighting for every gig in the past decade because of photography volunteers. It's made me consider doing volunteer plumbing and other gigs like that just to get back at these kinds of people. To prove a point!
Just watching this video that’s a year old, it has over 500k views so lots of folk out there looking to get in the market. Great point about not doing work for free, so what’s your top tip for building a portfolio that would help get paying clients..?
You need, drone something like Air2S and upper as mini is too weak for commercial use. A very powerful pc, and adobe or equivalent package to edit videos, a good skill to edit videos, drone commercial insurance, various drone licenses depending on country, and a 3D mapping training and software. For events like weddings and events you need to be a pro as it is an once a lifetime event... Sounds easy, but when you start looking at it for real it gets serious.
In US get your FAA 107 first if you are planning to use drone footage for $. Great tips - looking forward to finishing my 107 so I can do something besides hobby footage and of course "justify" a drone upgrade ;-P
Great point! In the UK you just need commercial insurance to get started. You are right though, these expensive drones need some sort of justification! ha!
And the same is true for Australia, you have to get a (UAV) pilots licence, insirance for the drone and public liability insurance.You also have register your drone with the Civil Aviation Safety Authority.if you plan on using any footege commercially, not just for money but any other use thent is not for "fun".
You always put out great content! I just purchased a DJI Mini 2 and I have been putting out UA-cam videos as well as reaching out to Real Estate agents, so this video has given me a few more ideas. Thank you!
Very relieved that you took the time, at the end, to reminded everyone about the Drone Rules. Many of these suggestions would cross a drone rule line at some point unless you have the correct qualification and know what can and can not be done with your particular drone (the weight limitation). MANY good suggestions here though. The mapping one is interesting, but because it's currently considered "niche" it can be mind-numbingly expensive.
Great video. But in Australia lots of guys are registering their drone to make money but the insurance premium is high so lots of guys are doing the drone work under the table… no insurance goes up on registering the drone… People just will not pay big prices for aerial footage unless you’re lucky to get a big company that will do it.
Best video I’ve seen in a long time. I’ve just got into drones and have been thinking about using it to earn money on the side. This is really helpful, Thank you.
Thank you so much for this helpful information. I've been wanting to do the real estate videos one thought that was a great idea and also doing weddings and events. I really love the drone mapping idea I think that would be amazing to learn
I just bought my Dji mini 3 first drone ever got me already registered but i'm stoked to start my film carriere so i'll be capturing the unboxing and usage aswell! So stoked! The extra money making like cinematic footage is genius! Gives me a lot more reason to hit the road and find some epic views to sell online
It’s worth mentioning that in the U.S you need Part 107 certification from the FAA to use your drone in any commercial way. Their wording is “in the furtherance of any business”. As an example: if you took video of a resort and gave the footage to the owner for free, but the owner then used the footage in marketing materials, you would be in violation.
You are correct. As I understand it, even if someone posts a drone video on UA-cam, and it’s monetized, they’re in violation of the law. I believe the fines can be substantial.
@@almccallie4314 The fines are absolutely outrages and at some points becoming astronomical. I’m in a local drone forum in my region of Texas and a few guys gloated about flying their drones for hire without a part 107. Within a few weeks the FAA sent some people down from Oklahoma City (or wherever) and caught all four guys doing what they were doing and sure enough they fined them. They then went straight to the forums crying about it like they were a victim of some sorts. The fines were in the low few thousands of dollars and I am not even joking. You can do anything that you want to illegally but the minute you get on social media and gloat and loudmouth about doing something with a smart elec (catch me if you can) mentality you will then be specifically targeted which is what happened to these four guys. Their arrogance pissed off enough people to where it warranted a group of investigators to come find them and they did. This applies to people who will put something on UA-cam to show off with a captured on video and then monetize it. Unless you’re a part 107 pilot don’t ever post drone footage on UA-cam. My point is that yes, you are correct about the monetizing.
This is a great and informative video, thanks for the information. I am not sure how it works in your country but from understanding if you live in the USA you need to have a Part 107 certification to sell or make money with your drone. It's definitely worth mentioning so people with lets say a DJI Mini 2 are not under the impression that you can fly it anywhere and make money.
Yes, I was thinking about this as well as I was watching the video. State side your gonna want the Part 107 for anything more than recreational use in your local community for example. Great point, and great video!
Yes, States side, they get real sticky about commercial or paid droning. You can't even video for a charity event....read up on it, it'll save you HUGE fines later
I live in Australia and there are so many rules and regulations on drones that basically we cannot fly anywhere except if you are in the middle of nowhere where there are only rocks. I ended up selling mine as there is no point keeping something you can't really use it. When it comes to FPV drones is even stricter.
@@edgrigsby8610 as far as I'm concerned f*** the government. They have violated the Constitution constantly for decades and if they want to fine me I will fine them right back!
I have a Mavic 2 and I use DJI and Verified Data Analytics Drone Mapping (roofing specific proprietary software) We are based out of Urbandale, IA and looking to save contractors money on drone mapping.
This is so interesting! I have got a DJI drone and I have always wanted to make so money with it. I think I would go with some stock footage and by capturing videos of local events. Thank you for sharing this video: it was really helpful!
Matthew, dude... Yet another brilliant video. Thx so much mate. I found your channel and you taught me so much about making really nice drone photography straight off the cuff you explained it well and simply. Now this... Wow! My lovely lady and I are heading to the Caribbean in a few days to a boat (hanse 350) I just bought.. Dude, this will be so easy to pay us... Money, free stays at resorts, good etc etc! Wooppppee!
Awesome advice trying to incorporate drone footage in to my motorcycle travel videos ..stumbled across your channel when investing what drone to buy and have found my self back here quite often
Love your videos, and I was watching @Flytpath, Aldryn, he makes awesome bags for the Mini 2, and even made a coffee table book of his drone shots, I hadn't even thought of that 👍
Drone mapping sounds interesting. Mentioned some technical things that need to be learned first. Can you or someone tell me what they are or where I could find that info?
Before becoming commercial drone pilot, check your local or state law. According to comment below, Australia, US, and EU requires license for commercial pilot.
I'm just now getting back into the drone hobby and hope one day turning it into profit. I just bought the mavic 3 and planning on doing roof inspection and maybe mapping if the mavic 3 is capable. For now I need to get familiar and learn all the ends and out of the drone before getting started.
@@jayhendrixxxx7568 Engineering for a mining company. Designing tailings impoundments and construction projects around the mine site. If you ever have any questions don’t hesitate to reach out. I love this stuff!
hi mathew thank you for this video it has given me the brill idea you have said on here about doing aerial shots for estate agents as a start as i am just starting my journey in the drone world and have just bought a dji mavic 2 pro. many thanks for this video. peter from birmingham
Very interesting info mate, yesterday I was look up on one of open day drones courses. By European laws up to 250 gr ( 8,8 oz) you need a licences A1-A3 or A2 depends of drones and the uses. Thanks for the sharing 👍
I was thinking of a drone to buy for my historic research, quite handy to view current locations to old aerial photos but would like to offer one of the services offered such as weddings building inspection etc, what would be a good drone to use i was thinking of a DJI mini 3 pro or a DJI Avanta, which one would be a better option for business use.
How is the DJI 3 pro? Been debating about that for some car shoots but I’ve never owned a drone. I also need a better video camera (thinking sony zv-e10 vs e1 vs a7iv) and wondering if thats the better upgrade first or a drone for different shots?
Hello! Love and respect from ROmania! Thank you for the nice video presentation. I will buy a Mini 2 next month and hopefully in near future I can start investigating how to earn thanks to it :). TC
hello sir.. yesterday my drone fell in a wet area... the condition of the drone is good.. but there is sand in the gimbal.. near the phone screen it says the gimbal is stuck... can I use WD-40 oil for the gimbal. Mr. has another suggestion...
Does this create an issue with the drone license, and sub category , in EU with a legacy drone over 250gm ( from 2014) you are classed as A3 which states no flying over buildings.
Great videos May I ask I see your in the uk like me the northwest Have both the mini 2 And recently the mavic classic Are there much different I the rules Other than common sense like airport and Crowds ect Can you fly the mavic classic in most areas like town centers or only in the counrtysides Also what's your thoughts on the hand held gimble for mini 2 and classic Kind regards
Note: Before using any of these methods make sure to check what is required to use a drone commercially in your country, as you may legally need to obtain a license or insurance first.
Great video. What drone would you recommend for a begginier looking to do real estate drone work?
Everything evolves
Matthew, Very helpful. I just shot a video of a hotel I'd stayed at last week not intending to sell it. But I happen to show it to the hotel manager and he offered me to pay me right on the spot. Its exciting to see all the possibilities. thank you for the info.
Wow, that's amazing. Happy to help, thanks for watching!
Excellent video thank you just subscribed
Thats amazing! How much did he payed you if I may ask?
dont let the FAA know
Really nice man , I have a question did you edit the video that you showed or only the shot pictures ?
I bought my mini 2 as the cost of getting scaffolding to check a house roof I was thinking of buying out was more expensive and way slower. It paid for itself immediately as the roof wasn’t great . Id been looking for an excuse to buy a drone for ages!
Great video thanks.
Do what?
So you still had to pay for scaffolding to repair the roof ?
@@divingbikingviking2002 well he did say he was "thinking" of buying the house. I'm guessing he did not.
@@divingbikingviking2002No I’m guessing he didn’t buy the house and instead ended up with a £500 drone to look at one house roof 😂
Great use of a drone, I used a friends one to inspect my own roof so I knew what the issue was before I got roofers in. They then tried to claim the issue was bigger than it was... Once I showed them the drone footage showing two loose tiles... they suddenly came up with an ''option b'' for repairing the roof!!! Needless to say I sent them on their way and got someone else to do it, but it saved me 3 times the cost of the drone.
Great video. I won a Mini 2 at an event, and have really been enjoying learning to fly it. I hadn't even thought of trying to upload some of my footage for stock. I live in an incredibly beautiful part of the world and it's hard to take a bad shot. While the rest would take a lot of investment (mostly time) the first one I can do with what I already have and keep it a hobby. Cheers!
I need to go to that event
What city do you live in?
@@Asstazztic Im in nz, I live near wellington
where do you live?
I'm retired and have a mini 2 se. My daughter gave it to me for my birthday. The money earning ideas All are interesting and doable. All of the videos you share have good content and are informative. Thank you for sharing.
Roof inspection sounds great for folks like me who live in rural areas. Lots of Farms, small businesses, and older homes where drones are few and far between. One could make a lucrative gig offering easy access to out of sight areas of property. And there's not much competition.
Thank you for putting you background music in the right place! Behind your voice! Lol so many people get this wrong. If you don’t have a video about this , it would be a good idea!
NEVER WORK FOR FREE. This mindset is killing the commercial photography field in general. Courses in Ecommerce or other fields that use media for advertising even flat out say that "you don't need to pay for photography anymore", just find people looking to add to their portfolios and use them for free. If you're watching this video, you need to realize lots of other people are watching it too (over 30 thousand views as I write this) and more will watch it in the future. TONS of people want to make money with their drones and business and property owners are approached all the time by people wanting to do drone work for them and do it for free. Why do you think that you'll do a project for free and then get paid for the next when there are a dozen other people behind you telling the customer they'll work for free also? They're NOT going to use you. This practice has to stop, so that we ALL can make a living!
I went from making a comfortable living in the 2000s to fighting for every gig in the past decade because of photography volunteers.
It's made me consider doing volunteer plumbing and other gigs like that just to get back at these kinds of people. To prove a point!
Just watching this video that’s a year old, it has over 500k views so lots of folk out there looking to get in the market. Great point about not doing work for free, so what’s your top tip for building a portfolio that would help get paying clients..?
@@couplandsjshoot some work
I agree you don’t need to pay for photographers any more…it’s the most overpaid profession.
A.I. will put us all out of work. Only a matter of months
You need, drone something like Air2S and upper as mini is too weak for commercial use. A very powerful pc, and adobe or equivalent package to edit videos, a good skill to edit videos, drone commercial insurance, various drone licenses depending on country, and a 3D mapping training and software. For events like weddings and events you need to be a pro as it is an once a lifetime event... Sounds easy, but when you start looking at it for real it gets serious.
Mini 3 pro is perfectly capable.
at least someone is living in reality.
all true
In US get your FAA 107 first if you are planning to use drone footage for $.
Great tips - looking forward to finishing my 107 so I can do something besides hobby footage and of course "justify" a drone upgrade ;-P
Great point! In the UK you just need commercial insurance to get started. You are right though, these expensive drones need some sort of justification! ha!
And the same is true for Australia, you have to get a (UAV) pilots licence, insirance for the drone and public liability insurance.You also have register your drone with the Civil Aviation Safety Authority.if you plan on using any footege commercially, not just for money but any other use thent is not for "fun".
Correct me if I’m wrong but the mini’s don’t require a license since they’re below 250g
@@cs5250 doesn’t matter the weight of your drone if you’re making money from your drone in the US you need your part 107
@@miketheglassguy7568 The federal government should be following the Constitution if they want to give people a hard time about flying drones!
You always put out great content! I just purchased a DJI Mini 2 and I have been putting out UA-cam videos as well as reaching out to Real Estate agents, so this video has given me a few more ideas. Thank you!
Really appreciate that, and thanks for your ongoing support!
@@TheDroneCreative Of course! I had to subscribe after watching this video.
As a scaffolder Drones are taking some of my lively hood, I need to learn how to do this
Very relieved that you took the time, at the end, to reminded everyone about the Drone Rules. Many of these suggestions would cross a drone rule line at some point unless you have the correct qualification and know what can and can not be done with your particular drone (the weight limitation). MANY good suggestions here though. The mapping one is interesting, but because it's currently considered "niche" it can be mind-numbingly expensive.
Hi.. Very interesting your comment there about niche abs really expensive..mind filling me in please? Thx, Stef
Great video. But in Australia lots of guys are registering their drone to make money but the insurance premium is high so lots of guys are doing the drone work under the table… no insurance goes up on registering the drone… People just will not pay big prices for aerial footage unless you’re lucky to get a big company that will do it.
Jesus love you all I promise ✝️❤️
Best video I’ve seen in a long time. I’ve just got into drones and have been thinking about using it to earn money on the side. This is really helpful, Thank you.
Putting some of these tips in practice! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for this helpful information. I've been wanting to do the real estate videos one thought that was a great idea and also doing weddings and events. I really love the drone mapping idea I think that would be amazing to learn
I like the independent jobs like events party's and real estate. cool.
wow very amazing
What a stunning location. Where were you when you were filming the bits between opportunities?
Ballintoy harbour in Northern Ireland! It's a beautiful location.
I just bought my Dji mini 3 first drone ever got me already registered but i'm stoked to start my film carriere so i'll be capturing the unboxing and usage aswell! So stoked! The extra money making like cinematic footage is genius! Gives me a lot more reason to hit the road and find some epic views to sell online
Thanks. I just got a Dji mini 3 Pro and I start UA-cam channel 😎 Let’s see what happened in this year 🤔
Very amazing video and so educative
Do you live or have been to Aarhus? The second stock footage of an urban area is from here 😊
Very interesting.
Cheers from Bucharest Romania!
👍👍👍
Excellent Video and Tips Mattheww! Well Done! Thank You.
Appreciate that Doug, thanks!
Great Video Matthew!!!!
This was an awesome watch. All of the streams you listed are really exciting
It’s worth mentioning that in the U.S you need Part 107 certification from the FAA to use your drone in any commercial way. Their wording is “in the furtherance of any business”.
As an example: if you took video of a resort and gave the footage to the owner for free, but the owner then used the footage in marketing materials, you would be in violation.
Great info - thanks for pointing that out for anyone in the U.S!
You are correct. As I understand it, even if someone posts a drone video on UA-cam, and it’s monetized, they’re in violation of the law. I believe the fines can be substantial.
You can share on UA-cam to get views, so you do not need for a commercial license
@@fishingusa3761 until it gets monetized.
@@almccallie4314 The fines are absolutely outrages and at some points becoming astronomical. I’m in a local drone forum in my region of Texas and a few guys gloated about flying their drones for hire without a part 107. Within a few weeks the FAA sent some people down from Oklahoma City (or wherever) and caught all four guys doing what they were doing and sure enough they fined them. They then went straight to the forums crying about it like they were a victim of some sorts. The fines were in the low few thousands of dollars and I am not even joking.
You can do anything that you want to illegally but the minute you get on social media and gloat and loudmouth about doing something with a smart elec (catch me if you can) mentality you will then be specifically targeted which is what happened to these four guys. Their arrogance pissed off enough people to where it warranted a group of investigators to come find them and they did. This applies to people who will put something on UA-cam to show off with a captured on video and then monetize it. Unless you’re a part 107 pilot don’t ever post drone footage on UA-cam. My point is that yes, you are correct about the monetizing.
This is a great and informative video, thanks for the information. I am not sure how it works in your country but from understanding if you live in the USA you need to have a Part 107 certification to sell or make money with your drone. It's definitely worth mentioning so people with lets say a DJI Mini 2 are not under the impression that you can fly it anywhere and make money.
Yes, I was thinking about this as well as I was watching the video. State side your gonna want the Part 107 for anything more than recreational use in your local community for example. Great point, and great video!
Yes, States side, they get real sticky about commercial or paid droning. You can't even video for a charity event....read up on it, it'll save you HUGE fines later
Yep! Exactly what I was thinking as well.
I live in Australia and there are so many rules and regulations on drones that basically we cannot fly anywhere except if you are in the middle of nowhere where there are only rocks. I ended up selling mine as there is no point keeping something you can't really use it. When it comes to FPV drones is even stricter.
@@edgrigsby8610 as far as I'm concerned f*** the government. They have violated the Constitution constantly for decades and if they want to fine me I will fine them right back!
I have a Mavic 2 and I use DJI and Verified Data Analytics Drone Mapping (roofing specific proprietary software) We are based out of Urbandale, IA and looking to save contractors money on drone mapping.
I like the idea of weddings & sports event, especially for a local club or sports team 😀
Awesome video thank you so much for it 🙏🏼
I have always thought a good one for a drone is to do fly overs of the golf courses. Doing hole by hole to show off the courses
This is a fantastic idea!
Awesome tips 👍
Hope they help! Thanks for watching!
liked roof inspection idea
Hi, I'm curious if the drones take black and white footage? Or raw so I can convert into black and white? Thanks
Great pointers, buddy... Awesome Stuff! Thanks a lot!
Appreciate that, thanks for watching!
This is so interesting! I have got a DJI drone and I have always wanted to make so money with it. I think I would go with some stock footage and by capturing videos of local events. Thank you for sharing this video: it was really helpful!
Thank you Mattheww , this is encouraging.....
Matthew, your work is superb and very informative, thank you
Just got myself a drone and wondered how I could make a little extra cash on the side. These tips are great, thank you!
I like everything man thanks for helping me with this drone stuff .
Well done. Great info.
Thank you!
Thank you for this, i really needed a place to start and as i have a bunch of photos and footage now i can start reaching out to build from there.
Real estate, sporting events
I do roofing and chimney inspections. Its not bad, good money.
Great explained and thought out video, cheers. Shane uk 🇬🇧
Great video! Very informative! My best pick was becoming a Drone Instructor. Teaching those who are unfamiliar with Drones as a business.🙌💯👍👏😁
Thanks for the info bro. Very valuable
Happy to help - thanks for the kind feedback.
Excellent video thank you just subscribed
Welcome along, really appreciate that.
Hi super helpful videos thanks a lot.Keep up the good work.best regards from Frank from Norway.
Matthew, dude... Yet another brilliant video.
Thx so much mate.
I found your channel and you taught me so much about making really nice drone photography straight off the cuff you explained it well and simply. Now this... Wow! My lovely lady and I are heading to the Caribbean in a few days to a boat (hanse 350) I just bought.. Dude, this will be so easy to pay us... Money, free stays at resorts, good etc etc! Wooppppee!
Once more, excellent video Matthueww ! Please,let us know when your doing an online training, would really like to follow it 👍
Yes mattheww, I'm in for online training
A simple questions and answers and see where it goes... As a suggestion...
Great content as always many thanks for posting
So beneficial, thanks brother!
Happy to help, thanks for watching!
I was told that if you are going to make money from your drone, you need public liability insurance. Is that right?
UK DJI Mini 4K owner
Awesome advice trying to incorporate drone footage in to my motorcycle travel videos ..stumbled across your channel when investing what drone to buy and have found my self back here quite often
Awesome, really hope my videos have helped!
Thank you, this is very true, I experience it.
Love your videos, and I was watching @Flytpath, Aldryn, he makes awesome bags for the Mini 2, and even made a coffee table book of his drone shots, I hadn't even thought of that 👍
Awesome ideas, thank you!
Drone mapping sounds interesting. Mentioned some technical things that need to be learned first. Can you or someone tell me what they are or where I could find that info?
Great information
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
Love the channel. #subscribed
Thank you!
Love this .thanks you’ve given me loads of ideas. I’ll need to get more skilled with drone but still. Thanks great sub
Hi I notice your now using DJI mics you did use rode go 2 which do you prefer and why?
Before becoming commercial drone pilot, check your local or state law. According to comment below, Australia, US, and EU requires license for commercial pilot.
I'm just now getting back into the drone hobby and hope one day turning it into profit. I just bought the mavic 3 and planning on doing roof inspection and maybe mapping if the mavic 3 is capable. For now I need to get familiar and learn all the ends and out of the drone before getting started.
The mavic 3 cannot do Photogrammetry
@@j8rtUfh3evz that sucks 2k down the drain
@@j8rtUfh3evzcan the pro version?
Any recommendations for video editing for beginners
Very helpful and amazing video, thanks for sharing this, man.
thank you
You're welcome! Happy new year! Thanks for watching!
Very great ! Thanks mate
With the UA-cam idea how do i get un copyright music for it
3d modelling with drones is my full time job! I get paid a stupid amount of money a year to play with some very expensive toys, every day!
What’s some UA-cam videos to look into this
@@jayhendrixxxx7568 here’s a quick segment that was done on me. ua-cam.com/video/kTv7_iEXHtc/v-deo.html
Just explaining my job and how I do what I do with drones.
@@tbaymufon6448 thank you and may I ask what niche are you in
@@jayhendrixxxx7568 Engineering for a mining company. Designing tailings impoundments and construction projects around the mine site. If you ever have any questions don’t hesitate to reach out. I love this stuff!
@Matthewe Brennan Thank you for these great ideas. Cheers from Serbia
hi mathew
thank you for this video it has given me the brill idea you have said on here about doing aerial shots for estate agents as a start as i am just starting my journey in the drone world and have just bought a dji mavic 2 pro.
many thanks for this video.
peter from birmingham
You can use 360 camera for walk through of property and show weekly progress :)
thankyou for ur information
Don’t get me wrong but don’t you have to have a Pfco Or GVC qualification to earn money with your drone also insurance too?
This link has great information on that - blog.uavhub.com/do-i-need-a-drone-license-in-the-uk-for-commercial-use
Great work, Thank You!
The only thing I could see you missed was historical buildings, castles, manor houses maybe cathedrals etc. All could be potential money spinners.
Very interesting info mate, yesterday I was look up on one of open day drones courses. By European laws up to 250 gr ( 8,8 oz) you need a licences A1-A3 or A2 depends of drones and the uses. Thanks for the sharing 👍
I ordered a mini2 yesterday and just made the a1-a3 "licence". It took about 15 minutes and was for free.
Too add for US residents it will require a part 107 license for this stuff
Thanks a lot for the ideas man! Inspirers me a lot :)
Very good video 👌a lot of good useful informations…
Love your videos, your tips for beginners to get cinematic footage was brilliant! Do you need anything special insurance for this work?
Very useful...
Happy to help, thanks for watching!
Thank you man, great 🔥🔥🔥
i own the dji mini se. will it work?
I'm looking at a Mavic air 2 for $800 NZD ($488 USD) with the fly more combo 2nd hand, is it worth it?
i make some money using my osmo pocket and pocket 2, watching this will add to my new income, thanks bro
hi what video editing software would u recommend
I love the content in this channel
I was thinking of a drone to buy for my historic research, quite handy to view current locations to old aerial photos but would like to offer one of the services offered such as weddings building inspection etc, what would be a good drone to use i was thinking of a DJI mini 3 pro or a DJI Avanta, which one would be a better option for business use.
How is the DJI 3 pro? Been debating about that for some car shoots but I’ve never owned a drone. I also need a better video camera (thinking sony zv-e10 vs e1 vs a7iv) and wondering if thats the better upgrade first or a drone for different shots?
Hello! Love and respect from ROmania! Thank you for the nice video presentation. I will buy a Mini 2 next month and hopefully in near future I can start investigating how to earn thanks to it :). TC
hello sir.. yesterday my drone fell in a wet area... the condition of the drone is good.. but there is sand in the gimbal.. near the phone screen it says the gimbal is stuck... can I use WD-40 oil for the gimbal. Mr. has another suggestion...
Nice tips :)
How do you join the sites mentioned and can you join all of them
Does this create an issue with the drone license, and sub category , in EU with a legacy drone over 250gm ( from 2014) you are classed as A3 which states no flying over buildings.
Great videos
May I ask I see your in the uk like me the northwest
Have both the mini 2
And recently the mavic classic
Are there much different I the rules
Other than common sense like airport and Crowds ect
Can you fly the mavic classic in most areas like town centers or only in the counrtysides
Also what's your thoughts on the hand held gimble for mini 2 and classic
Kind regards