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St Louis Drones | Belleville Memorial Hospital Tour | Commercial Advertising

Some wonderful opening sunrise video shots with our Cinematography camera on our Inspire Drone with 4K video. Our clients were as pleased as our team was with the creative visual results.

Drone aerials add a unique blend of imagery for just about any type of marketing or training production. FAA Certified, Two Person Crew for safer and better aerial results.

Fly safely and get better images with an FAA Certified Two Person Crew! We specialize in commercial video production and photography for marketing, advertising commercials and training.

Rob Haller
314-604-6544
stlouisdrones@gmail.com

Drone Aerial Video Production for Live Events

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We have safely documented hundreds of live events! St Louis Drones is a Video Production and Photography company. We are a small firm that has been in the photography and video business since 1982. In the past we’ve shot traditional aerials, but over the past two years we have logged many thousands of hours with our aerial drones.
We have our 333 exemption from the FAA as Safe-To-Fly. We adhere to all FAA guidelines. For safety and quality, we shoot with a two-man crew, and we are fully insured. Our pilot always keeps visual contact with the drone, while our navigator guides and directs the shot.
The Inspire has a curved lens design which eliminates distortion, and the 20mm focal length opens up your shots to a remarkably wide angle without that fish-eye look. The camera shoots video at 4K, 4096 x 2150 High Definition.

Safely drone document your live events.

314-892-1233
stlouisdrones@gmail.com
Robert Haller, St Louis Video Producer

Drone Building Inspections St Louis

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We started flying the Inspire for a recent project and soon discovered the GPS was lacking in this particular area of tall buildings. So we decided to go back to our first flying tool the Phantom and pulled the GoPro camera and modified it with an extension to view the outer perimeter of the building area. The goal was to find the source of a few well hidden leaks. In addition the tuck pointing on this building was recently completed so the new leaks were a surprise to all involved.

The first image is the jpeg from the raw shot which we enlarged quite a bit.