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|PhotoDrone 2017 Special Issue
Getting started with aerial photography.
Many drone pilots will begin the process of moving from just flying drones to flying drones with some purpose, and for photographers like us, there is really only one way to go. We want anything that can lift a camera into the sky for that bird’s-eye view. So let’s talk about what you will want to look for in a drone to document your adventures from the air.

WHAT IS YOUR PURPOSE?
The first thing you have to decide is exactly what you want to document from the air. Are you looking to have a drone follow you around and document your many adventures? Or are you looking to take some award-winning photos or videos from the air that have a professional feel to them? Maybe you want to make a living by creating aerial videos for commercial projects and advertising.
Because making a living from aerial videography will require the pilot to receive an FAA Part 107 waiver, we will leave that alone for now and talk more about how to create some outstanding images/photos for your own personal use.

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Windracers Mail Delivery
With its partner Windracers Ltd., Royal Mail has become the first UK parcel carrier to deliver mail to a UK island in a 70-mile, beyond-line-of-sight, autonomous flight to the Scilly Isles. Tasked to better connect the islands’ remote communities, a consortium including Royal Mail, Windracers Ltd., DronePrep, University of Southampton, Excalibur Healthcare Services, and Consortiq Limited is funded by UK Research and Innovation.
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Counting Penguins
Counting penguins is harder than it sounds. With freezing rain, snow, and chilling winds that limit the flight windows for the surveys, it takes scientists using three full days to map the location of 300,000 nesting pairs of Adélie penguins on Antarctica’s Cape Crozier.
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A Drone Double Play
Beach cleanup and a historic bridge
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Understanding Aviation Sectional Charts
Signs and symbols every remote pilot needs to know
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10 TOP JOBS
Fields where drones are taking off!
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AUTONOMOUS RESUPPLY IN A CONGESTED BATTLESPACE
Can autonomous drones deliver supplies to troops in an active firefight? DroneUp recently partnered with a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Allied Command Transformation (ACT) Joint Force Development (JFD) exercise to find out.
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IMPROVE YOUR DRONE PHOTOGRAPHY
10 must-know Lightroom tips
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UAS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT The Key to the Future of Drones
In 2012, Congress passed the FAA Modernization and Reform Act, which established a deadline for the agency: achieve full integration of drones into the airspace by 2015. As the calendar rolls over into 2021, this begs an obvious question: “Are we there yet?”
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FLYING FOR A LIVING
A professional UAS operator on what it takes to be successful
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ON THE WING
This bird-like drone is incredibly agile and efficient
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