Want to take some cool footage from the air of your home or maybe your next vacation adventure? Drones allow you to capture unique aerial video footage of mountain ranges, city skylines, coastlines, forests and more. The possibilities are endless, but you also need to be aware of regulations and even drone insurance if you want to spend time having fun vs. getting in trouble. Find out how drones can take your videos to the next level.
Recreational and commercial drone sales are skyrocketing, as many affordable unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have hit the market over the last couple of years. Owning and operating a UAV, however, comes with certain risks that could crush your personal finances or your business…
If it’s not a bird or plane you see in the skies lately, it could be a drone! It’s the wave of the future, so be prepared! It’s only a matter of time before these machines in the air become mainstream…
Drones are all the rage for photographers and gadget enthusiasts alike. But with so many on the market, which is the best?
Drones (or Unmanned Arial Vehicles, aka UAV’s) can be used as a personal toy around the house or used for many business endeavors, both large and small. From photography to safety, there are endless possibilities. Whether you are an amateur or a professional, most UAV’s on the market right now are pretty easy to use…
The Lily camera drone is quite possibly the coolest gadget we’ve seen this year and will most likely make most of our wish lists next year. This drone can take video of its user from several different angles by performing specific commands including follow, lead, slowmo, fly up, side and loop. One of the coolest features is that the Lily camera flies itself and there is no control required. So you can kayak, ski, run, etc. and Lily will follow your every move. Read more about the Lily drone in our Lily Drone Review…
