No drones were harmed in the making of this movie. It was filmed from a DJI Phantom 2 using a GoPro Hero 3 Silver. Be sure and watch it in full screen and 1080p HD.
Fireworks as seen from a drone
- Bill Gabbert
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No drones were harmed in the making of this movie. It was filmed from a DJI Phantom 2 using a GoPro Hero 3 Silver. Be sure and watch it in full screen and 1080p HD.
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It’s kind of cool. This speaks to the issues do drones and TFR’s. I think there was one over the NYC fireworks display?!?
This was one of my first July 4th not on fires. I actually thought about taking our plane up to view fire works from the air. I did some research to figure out how high they actually go. Then I added 1500 feet for a safe altitude. My wife reminded me that here in Texas some folks celebrate with gunfire. Bullets go much higher! So I watched from the front porch. Next year I think I’ll get a drone?
Bill
After I looked at the web site for this little UAV. I thought of some possibilities for fire and situational awareness. Some times u can’t see the fire for the trees. As u know I don’t see technology as a savior but part of the tool box.
I have a real the no guy on the forest we might just get one of these. If it I sources then we can be in the TFR
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