Steve Niedorf

Expert Interview on Flying Drones for Aerial Photography

Steve Niedorf

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Duration:   11  mins

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In this video, award-winning photographer, Steve Niedorf, conducts an interview with Adam Geiss, professional photographer and certified RC pilot.

You will learn photography tips and trips from the experts including…

  • How to scout your aerial location free of hazards such as power lines, cell towers, and busy roads.
  • Considerations of weather, open spaces, and sun position.
  • Optimal wind speed.
  • Built-in firmware that prevents you flying near an airport.
  • The battery: your fuel tank in aerial photography.
  • The value of the downlink monitor for on-screen display telemetry.
  • The landing zone, where you take off and where you land.
  • Safety suggestions when flying around people.

    • Follow the advice and aerial photography tips of experts Steve Niedorf and Adam Geiss and get out there and adventure into the world of aerial photography.

    MORE IN THIS COURSE:

  • Shooting Aerial Video & Stills: Course Preview
  • How To Get Started In Aerial Photography
  • Before You Fly: Aerial Photography Tips
  • A Buyer’s Guide to Drones for Aerial Photography
  • A Buyer’s Guide to an Aerial Photography Camera
  • Learning How to Fly a Drone for Aerial Photography
  • Expert Interview on Flying Drones for Aerial Photography

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