FPV drones offer a unique and jaw-dropping experience that captures an audience’s attention within the first few seconds - perfect for lowering CPM/CPV. 

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The major difference between FPV drones and more regular drones is the perspective with which they are flown. ​FPV drones have no stabilisation and are entirely manually controlled through headset goggles. This is an incredibly skilled endeavour and allows a pilot to fly low, fast and close to the action.

 

One of the unique characteristics of FPV drones is their ability to shatter conventional rules of videography. FPV videography is renowned for flying through where no camera has gone before - windows, gaps and other openings, something very difficult to do with traditional cameras. Even at a relatively fast speed, the level of control the pilot has on the throttle and direction of the drone (sometimes even upside down) can open up near endless possibilities for flight routes and immersive flight planning. FPV drones can safely perform mesmeric banked turns, multi-story dives, or thread the needle between the legs of a performer all while giving you smooth footage - something unheard of, even with traditional drones.

 

Another added benefit of FPV Drones is that they can showcase your space without numerous cuts, which allows the viewer to tour a space with more context and experience a one-of-a-kind smooth, fluid feeling. 

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Using our Go Pro Hero 11 we are able to offer 5.3k footage up to 60 fps, or 4k footage up to 120 fps with a 10 bit colour performance on a lightweight nimble drone. 

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Get in touch with us today to talk about the possibilities of incorporating FPV drones into your businesses marketing or into your film production.   

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