Steve Niedorf

Shooting Aerial Video & Stills: Course Preview

Steve Niedorf
Duration:   1 mins

Description

In this aerial photography course, award-winning editorial photographer Steve Niedorf will take you on location where you will learn the mechanics of photographing with a quadcopter, from box to air-borne and back to land.

The aerial photography course will cover photography tips and tricks including…

  • Tips on the purchase of the appropriate quadcopter and camera for your needs,
  • The assembling of machine and camera in getting ready to fly.
  • The mechanics of the joy sticks for optimum control.
  • The use of GPS mode to stabilize the quadcopter.
  • How the propellers impact balance.
  • Choosing the right location, free of woods, high buildings, and birds.
  • The importance of measuring the wind and weather elements.
  • How to shoot different angles of an aerial photograph.
  • Safety tips covering people and property.

Whether beginner or accomplished amateur, you will learn a creative new world in this aerial photography course to ensure your finished photographs look amazing.

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MORE IN THIS COURSE:

  • Shooting Aerial Video & Stills: Course Preview
  • How To Get Started In Aerial Photography
  • Before You Fly: Aerial Photography Tips
  • A Buyer’s Guide to Drones for Aerial Photography
  • A Buyer’s Guide to an Aerial Photography Camera
  • Learning How to Fly a Drone for Aerial Photography
  • Expert Interview on Flying Drones for Aerial Photography
  • Share tips, start a discussion or ask other students a question. If you have a question for the instructor, please click here.

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    Do you like photography? Do you like tech? Do you like geek stuff? Aerial photography is a combination of all those things. It's a virtual geek buffet. So I'm familiar with the photography part, but I'm excited to learn the part about flying. I think it's really interesting, really challenging, and a lot of fun as well. The goal of all of this is so you can fly and shoot safely. So you can operate your multi-rotor responsibly, and of course, you can make great images.
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