Great. But the problem is, that noway there is permission to launch a drone in urban environment. It is so forbidden. You‘d lose your drone license. That is for my country
It is also a factor in event photography. A lot of photographers' cameras with no tilting screen tends to have a lot of headroom in their photos when they shoot raised shots because they cannot see the LCD when raised to a certain level above head and cannot compose the shot to have the frame filled.
Thank you for the video, which provided me with some important information and tips, such as choosing a camera height to prevent stacking. However, I find the title of the video misleading. It should be called "Why Drone Photography Makes a HUGE Difference" or something similar. Comparing shots of buildings taken from street level to shots taken using a drone isn't fair. It's obvious that the perspective from a drone is more advantageous, but using a drone is not always feasible.
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Great. But the problem is, that noway there is permission to launch a drone in urban environment. It is so forbidden. You‘d lose your drone license. That is for my country
It is also a factor in event photography. A lot of photographers' cameras with no tilting screen tends to have a lot of headroom in their photos when they shoot raised shots because they cannot see the LCD when raised to a certain level above head and cannot compose the shot to have the frame filled.
Great presentation…
Which drone did you use? The dynamic range looks great.
Thank you for the video, which provided me with some important information and tips, such as choosing a camera height to prevent stacking. However, I find the title of the video misleading. It should be called "Why Drone Photography Makes a HUGE Difference" or something similar. Comparing shots of buildings taken from street level to shots taken using a drone isn't fair. It's obvious that the perspective from a drone is more advantageous, but using a drone is not always feasible.
Great educational video. Thank you.
Thanks, great job, really no question😊
this is gold! thank you so much