How Drones Made a Significant Impact To The Medical Industry Guest post by Amanda Shaffer from Advexure Aerial & Action Photography Systems Some of the leading causes of death in the U.S. could be alleviated with the use of drone technology. Drone technology reduces downtime in delivery of medical supplies in war and disaster zones, rural areas and anywhere in a city where urgent medical response is needed. First Drone Delivery Service Healthcare clinics like Health Wagon have utilized drone technology to deliver medications to remote areas like Appalachia in partnership with the National ..read more

This morning we received an email notifying us we were selected amongst all other Aerial Photography Blogs. We did not know there was such an awesome award and are truly honored to be a surrounded members of this community. I would like to congratulate each and everyone who made it on the list. Here is an excerpt from the email received: Hi SkyView Aerial Imaging LLC Team, My name is Anuj Agarwal. I’m Founder of Feedspot. I would like to personally congratulate you as your blog Skyview Aerial Imaging LLC has been selected by our panelist as one of the Top 50 Aerial Photography Blogs on the w ..read more

TryitTiny.com Using A Drone To Rent Your Tiny House JANUARY 24, 2018 ~ TRY IT TINY Movie making has changed considerably over the past few years as filmmakers have begun to employ the use of iPhones and tablet devices. GoPro cameras mounted to handlebars and helmets have changed the first-person perspective. Most importantly though, the drone camera has given the user access to angles and perspectives that have historically been unavailable with a digital camera or prosumer video camera. One of the most prevalent uses of the commercial drone though has been the real estate market. In fact, th ..read more

Utilizing Drone Mapping Drones are most well known for taking aerial photographs and video.  Did you know software is also available to create 3-D maps?  In the construction industry, this software is especially helpful with monitoring progress and keeping all team members and stake holders up to date with the project. When planning a project, drone mapping software can be of use to help create blueprints and plans.  Surveys of the land can be completed with the help of drones and these shareable maps make meetings between contractors, investors, and engineers easier to manage ..read more

How Drones Are Changing the Construction Industry Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), more commonly known as drones, are changing the construction industry drastically.  More and more companies are employing drones to perform crucial roles in several key areas, saving time and money and making the process more efficient and safer to boot.  Here are the top four ways that drones are impacting the construction industry. 1.  Land Use Before a construction job can break ground, land-use planning often needs to be done.  Drones are able to add valuable information alongside surveyo ..read more

Drone Imaging and Real Estate The majority of those looking to buy a house start their search online.  They decide which houses to visit based on the photos or video they see on their computer, tablets, or phones.  Real estate agents have started employing drones to capture the best images and videos of their listings to get these houses sold faster for top dollar.  Here are a few ways drones are changing the real estate business. Bye, Bye Google Earth! Before drones, the only way to view most houses from above was by using Google Earth.  The program provided grainy image ..read more

Drones Improve Road Construction Drones are being put to work across all sectors of the construction industry including road construction.  Paving companies, transportation departments, and surveyors are utilizing drones to improve their work.  Drones provide better images and specific data at a fraction of the cost of manned aircraft doing the same work. Mapping Out the Details Before the physical work on a job has started, drones are employed to provide an overview on the project.  Aerial videos and photographs allow contractors to identify the challenges their crews will fac ..read more

Understanding Drones Drone technology continues to advance and is increasingly popular for both private use and for business applications.  Drones are being employed in the construction industry and the number of companies utilizing this technology is growing exponentially.  The benefits drones bring to the jobsite are numerous, but do you know how they really work? Drones are small, unmanned aircraft that are powered remotely.  The more advanced models can be controlled through a computer program while other models more popular with the hobby flyer use a hand controller.  ..read more

Cold Weather and Drones Flying drones during the cold winter months can present a challenge for even the most experienced remote pilots. SkyView Aerial Imaging knows that when you’re out working, you need us to be too. Fortunately, we’ve mastered the tricks to get the images you need no matter what Mother Nature throws our way. Frigid Air When the wind picks up, a drone’s batteries will drain faster than normal. Because more power is needed to get through these gusts, flight times need to be adjusted. In the winter months the cold temperatures also cause batteries to lose their charge at a qui ..read more

Tips for Capturing Better Aerial Photos Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB) Auto Exposure Bracketing Mode takes several photos if the same subject at different exposures, allowing you to capture multiple photos of the same shot with a various range of exposure values (EV), so you can choose your favorite version of your shot later. AEB mode gives you the freedom to stop worrying about choosing the correct exposure before taking the shot. This mode also allows you to create HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos, which have a luminosity unachievable with most other photo capturing methods. RAW Format Shoot ..read more