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Aerial Photography with RC Airplanes Print E-mail
Sunday, 08 April 2007

Aerial Photography with RC Airplanes   by Andre McFayden


Have you thought about taking aerial photos of your home, business or family event? Now the technology exists to make this easier, safer and cheaper than ever before. Digital cameras can be mounted on slow-flying remote controlled electric planes. The shutter is triggered from the rc transmitter on the ground.

Aerial Photography has many interesting uses. Several of these are related to real estate: raw land or improved structures on the land. Examples include but are not limited to: Properties for Sale, Construction Progression, Agriculture / Farming /Ranching, Advertising, Special Events, Mapping of Disaster Sites, and Archaeological Overviews.

Using radio control aircraft for aerial photography (AP) has certain advantages compared to traditional aerial photography. It is definitely cheaper than using full-size aircraft. The rc plane can fly at lower altitudes, which is good for avoiding haze and gives unique angles on the subject. The planes are often quiet electric powered models and so do not disturb property occupants. And the photo session does not require a nearby airfield.

Disadvantages include susceptibility to strong winds, and potential hazards from low-lying obstacles (e.g. trees).

Visit the RC Airplane Advisor to learn more about rc aerial photography, including equipment used, and to view a sample photo gallery.

This article may be reprinted if proper credit is given and all links left intact.

Copyright©2005 RC Airplane Advisor


About the Author

Andre is a regular contributor to the RC Airplane Advisor:
www.rc-airplane-advisor.com.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 27 December 2007 )
 
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