Frequently Asked Questions:

No location is too far! We are based in Essex but can reach majority of the UK. 

Our pricing varies depending on the service you require - please contact us for a quote.

Yes - the CAA mandates that the drone's altitude cannot exceed 120m (400ft) above ground level (AGL).

Restrictions vary depending on your location, but any local restrictions will be reviewed before a quote is sent.

The drone’s safety technology is very advanced and allows operators to focus on capturing great visuals, while also maintaining a high standard of safety. The drone itself has several safety features and failsafes built-in to maintain this high safety standard. Operators will also conduct risk assessments before attending the site of your project, as well as an additional risk assessment while in attendance to ensure all risks have been properly identified and mitigated.

The drone is still capable to capture imagery in windy conditions up to 24mph and can operate at temperatures as high as 40°C as low as -10°C. The conditions at the locations of your project will be evaluated on the day to ensure a safe experience.

The drone can stay airborne for up to 34 minutes on a single battery, however we are equipped with multiple batteries which will maximise the operating time for your project. It has a maximum range of 18km, however the CAA mandates that the drone must stay within 500m of the operator and within visual line-of-sight (VLOS). The drone has several speed modes, reaching a maximum speed of 36mph in Sports mode - ideal for fast paced projects.

The drone has a maximum takeoff weight of below 249g, classifying it as a 'Micro' drone in the UK. If you have any further enquires into the drones weight and how that can effect your requirements, please contact us.

The drone's camera, mounted on a 3-axis mechanical gimbal, can capture imagery in 4K (3840×2160) at up to 100fps with a maximum image size of 8064×6048. It can capture images at 12MP and 48MP, depending on operating mode. It can capture images in formats JPEG and RAW, and captures video footage in MP4. The drone can also rotate it's camera for true vertical filming, perfect for creating content for mobile devices. 

The drone itself is capable of capturing:

• Standard images which include AEB and burst features. 
• Standard video which includes a night time visual and a slow motion mode.
• A range of other modes including 360° interactive panoramic images and time-lapse video.