Wedding photographers are using drones to capture the bride and groom’s special moment, but regulations say using a wedding drone without permission from the FAA is illegal. Adriana Diaz reports.
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Wedding photographers are using drones to capture the bride and groom’s special moment, but regulations say using a wedding drone without permission from the FAA is illegal. Adriana Diaz reports.
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"One of the first"hahaha😂😂
He doesn't have even fully working gimbal… He sure was best they could find.
I am pretty confident he wasn't the first if he is flying DJI. DJI made it easier for your common person to fly AP rigs but its been done in the past.
It's pretty common in India now, and even in Pakistan, I was surprised!!
I'm there!
has been happening in New Zealand for at least a year
Truly a nobody goof he is. Literally using the cheapest of the cheap in the biz
At least the pilot tried to get the media away from using the word DRONES and using something less menacing like quad copter or hell-cam. The media LOVES to call them DRONES because it is controversial and monosylabic for mili second sound bytes. .
Ugly pictures, cheap toy for equipment. There are so many professionals using amazing drones for photography and videos, and this is the only amateur they could find?
Once again the chick has it wrong. The FAA has cleared the way for drone use. They are no different that the ultra-light air craft laws. Fricken idiot news people.
Quality and lighting of the photos are horrible. Other than the perspective change, they're really just substandard photos not worthy of the cheapest smartphone camera. He's gotta get much better than that before smart people will pay him in the future. If quality of the photo is not improved upon, the novelty of the gimmick will wear off quickly.