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360-image-aerial-drone

Using high resolution cameras on the most stable drone technology available, we capture aerial 360u00b0 panoramic images to see the world from a birds eye view. This is perfect to show clients a real life perspective of hotel resorts, properties, golf courses, suburbs or even the future view of the the penthouse on the 15th floor of a new development.<br><br>

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360-image-aerial-drone

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  1. 360-image-aerial-drone https://www.highexposure.com.au/aerial-photography-for-film-production/360-image-aerial-drone/

  2. Technology is in a constant state of motion in the video industry and even more so in the drone and visualisation industry. That doesn't mean marketing, visualisation and production companies need to adopt every new trend, but one thing you might want to pay attention to over the next 12 months, is 360 video and in particular 360 degree aerial video.It's a different form of storytelling, one of the most important things to consider with 360-degree video, or "spherical video", is that creators approach this format as an immersive experience rather than a typical video. Unlike traditional videos including aerial videos, viewers have control over what they see.  https://www.highexposure.com.au/aerial-photography-for-film-production/360-image-aerial-drone/

  3. In addition to amazing aerial photography and video, Graymatter Media can also provide 360 degree aerial virtual tours. Aerial virtual tours are made possible by the drone’s ability to hover in a fixed position. The drone, or UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle), uses GPS (Global Positioning Satellites) to control its position. Once in position the camera can be rotated to take a series of images which are then made into the virtual tour.Thetour can have icons added which can be clicked to display other information in the form of videos or pictures. And many tours can be linked together so the viewer can virtually travel around the tour. https://www.highexposure.com.au/aerial-photography-for-film-production/360-image-aerial-drone/

  4. If you want to take your 360 photography to the next level, ahem, altitude, try taking panoramas with a drone! If you haven’t purchased one, you can take this quiz published by DJI to find out which product works out best for you. We’ve also interviewed American drone pilor Maurice Sallave, which you can read in detail to get a grasp on all the basics before you start drone-piloting. Capture the Scenery Once you fly your drone over a desired location, you need to capture 20-26 photos horizontally and vertically, at 45-degree increments. Make sure that you keep your drone at a certain point, and there is at least 30% to 40% overlap from image to image so that it would save more pixel data and make the stitching process much easier.  https://www.highexposure.com.au/aerial-photography-for-film-production/360-image-aerial-drone/

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