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Drone Photography & Video
Drone Service, Scotland & North England
Drones allow us to capture stunning aerial shots of landscapes, cityscapes, architecture, and special events such as weddings, parties and concerts. They have become popular in recent years for hotels and holiday lets to help showcase their property and its surroundings.
Advantages of Drone Photography & Video
We offer both Drone and Ground Photography. Drone photography offers several advantages over traditional ground-level photograph, including:
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Unique Perspectives: Drones can capture images and videos from above, providing unique and interesting perspectives that were previously only possible with expensive helicopter or plane rentals.
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Access: Drones can access areas that are difficult or dangerous for humans to reach, such as tall buildings, cliffs, or rough terrain.
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Flexibility: Drones can fly and manoeuvre in ways that traditional cameras cannot, making it easier to capture shots from different angles and heights.
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Cost-Effective: Compared to hiring helicopters or planes, drones are a cost-effective solution for capturing aerial images and videos.
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Time-Saving: Drones can quickly cover large areas, reducing the time and effort required to capture images or videos of large properties or landscapes.
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Safety: Drones can reduce the risks associated with certain types of photography, such as wildlife or environmental photography, by providing a safer and less intrusive way to capture images.
Photography & Video Drones
Photography drones, also known as camera drones, are unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that are equipped with high-quality cameras and other imaging technologies. These drones are designed specifically for aerial photography and videography, and they offer photographers and videographers a unique perspective and vantage point that would not be possible with traditional photography techniques.
Drone regulations have been tough to keep up with and have become confusing in recent years, depending upon the weight and size of the drone and whether it has a camera or not contributes towards what rules apply.
Applications For Drone Photography & Video
What We Bring
Visual Pursuit is a family-owned drone solution business based in Scotland, founded in 2017. We provide our services throughout Scotland & North England. Delivering a fast and reliable solution to our clients that's both time saving and cost-effective compared to traditional methods. We strive to be the future in visual solutions.
We are governed, regulated and approved by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).
Our pilots hold all relevant certificates (A2 CofC & GVC) and are approved to pilot under Visual Pursuit's 'Operational Authorisation', this is our rule book given by the CAA to Operate Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), this enables us to get close to involved and uninvolved persons when completing tasks for our customers.
The latest in drone technology. Visual Pursuit's collection of drones are capable of capturing accurate surveying data, stunning aerial photography, video, high zoom, thermal imaging, RTK and a whole lot more.
We have many years of experience when it comes to video and photo editing, processing of data to be used in surveying, 3D modelling, stockpile volumes and cut-and-fill analysis.
When it comes to insurance, Visual Pursuit Ltd is fully insured to work in all environments, our public liability covers us for up to £1,000,000.00 GBP this can be increased depending on the type of task we are being requested to carry out.
We are the one stop shop for drone solutions and offer free no obligation quotes.
Contact Us
Based in Scotland and regularly travel throughout Scotland & England, delivering our services in both cities and rural areas.
Our Drone Services
ConstructionLine & SSIP (Safety Schemes in Procurement)
As a drone company, being a Constructionline member and having SSIP accreditation offer several benefits. Firstly, Constructionline membership streamlines the pre-qualification process, saving us time and effort in demonstrating our compliance with industry standards, such as health and safety, technical capabilities, and financial stability. This can improve our chances of winning contracts and gaining access to a wide range of construction projects.
Secondly, having SSIP accreditation demonstrates our commitment to maintaining high levels of health and safety in our operations, which is especially crucial in the drone industry where safety is our main priority. It shows that we have implemented robust safety protocols and procedures to protect our workers, clients, the public and minimises risks associated with our services.
Moreover, being a Constructionline member and having SSIP accreditation enhances our credibility and reputation within the construction industry. It reassures our clients that we have undergone thorough assessments by reputable organisations and have met recognised industry standards, which can give them confidence in our reliability and ability to deliver projects safely, efficiently, and in compliance with regulations.
How are drones impacting the cost of living crisis?
Drones are not directly helping to combat the cost of living crisis, which refers to the increasing cost of basic necessities such as food, housing, and energy. However, drones are being used in various ways to improve efficiency and reduce costs, which can indirectly contribute to reducing the cost of living crisis. Here are some examples;
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Agriculture: Drones can be used to monitor crops, identify areas of stress, and optimize irrigation, fertilization, and pest control. By improving crop yields and reducing waste, drones can help to increase the supply of food, potentially reducing food prices.
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Infrastructure: Drones can be used to inspect bridges, roads, and other infrastructure for damage or defects. By identifying issues early, maintenance and repair costs can be minimized, potentially reducing the cost of infrastructure projects.
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Energy: Drones can be used to inspect solar panels, wind turbines, and other energy infrastructure for maintenance purposes. By identifying issues early, maintenance costs can be minimized, potentially reducing the cost of energy production.
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Logistics: Drones can be used for package delivery, reducing the cost and time of traditional delivery methods. By reducing the cost of logistics, prices of goods and services can potentially decrease.
Overall, while drones may not directly combat the cost of living crisis, their use in various industries can contribute to reducing costs and increasing efficiency, potentially benefiting consumers through lower prices of goods and services.
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