Exciting Rental Fleet Updates as at April 2025
- DFH is now offering a simple credit card hold option for the value of the items you rent as the security deposit (EFT upfront no longer required).
- Your rental becomes free of charge if you decide to purchase the same item brand new within 14 days of the rental period.
- Rental fleet significantly enlarged as at March 2025, adding several units including Matrice 4 E, Matrice 4 T, H30T, M350 RTK, RTK3, flood lighting systems, tethered power solutions, M3M etc.
- We maintain a large and well managed Aus wide fleet of drones for dry hire. One of the models you are looking for may not be far from your location – call 13000 029 829 and ask for Rachel to get a quick heads up on the nearest location and best hire price for the item you need.
Contact Rachel our hire fleet manager:
1300 029 829
0490233192
Aerial cinematography has undergone a revolution with the advent of drone technology. The ability to capture breathtaking shots from unique vantage points has transformed the way we perceive visual storytelling. As we delve into the science behind aerial cinematography using drones, it’s essential to understand the key components that contribute to this art form.
The Evolution of Aerial Cinematography
Traditionally, capturing aerial footage required costly helicopter rentals or fixed-wing aircraft, limiting accessibility. However, drones have democratized this field, offering a cost-effective and versatile alternative. Their maneuverability and stability allow for intricate shots that were once unattainable.
Leveraging Drone Technology for Cinematic Brilliance
The cornerstone of exceptional aerial cinematography lies in the equipment used. At Drone Shop, our range of drones is engineered for seamless integration with high-resolution cameras, ensuring stunning image quality and stability in flight. These drones provide filmmakers with the canvas to paint captivating visual narratives.
Mastering Techniques for Stunning Shots
Flying a drone for cinematic purposes demands skill and precision. Understanding the dynamics of flight, framing shots, and maneuvering smoothly are imperative. Filmmakers often employ techniques such as tracking shots, reveals, and panoramic sweeps to create visually compelling sequences.
Importance of Quality Drone Parts
Reliability is non-negotiable in aerial cinematography. A glitch or malfunction can compromise an entire shoot. That’s why sourcing quality drone parts is paramount.
Pushing Boundaries with FPV Drones
While traditional drones excel in capturing cinematic footage, the realm of FPV Drones introduces a whole new dimension to aerial cinematography.
Conclusion: Elevating Cinematic Storytelling
Aerial cinematography powered by drones has revolutionized the art of storytelling, allowing filmmakers to push creative boundaries and capture awe-inspiring visuals.
35-min video: T50 Full Spraying Demo
2-min video: Customer scouting stock yards, feral pigs and even mustering.
T30 demo, T40 demo, and T50 demo
8-min video: summary of the T50s flight modes available on controller screen
2-min video: see the high flow rate and penetration a DJI T50 can deliver
Video the T50 holding its droplets in a controlled vortex bubble over a rice plantation
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DFH Batch Master chemical mixing stations
DFH aluminium enclosures for spray drones (2-min video)
CASA article: Drones taking agriculture sky high
AAUS: the leading association for uncrewed systems (drones, ROVs, robots) in Aus.
DJI Agriculture main site
Blackberry control action groups: Weeds Australia, VIC , NSW
Cotton Australia main site
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