Recent content by Stradigal

Where I live (UK) real estate agents simply buy a drone and shoot themselves, usually without bothering to get licensed. I have approached all the local real estate agencies and they simply don't know or care about regulations. To them it is a flying camera which, lets face it, it is so long...

Nope. Never done dusting. I misread it as a data capture job, where dust is present, in a church...

I did fly 1m out... but not with the purpose being dusting! Whoa!!

Right. Not everyone with the latest Leica/Fuji/Canon/Nikon has an amazing eye for a great capture. In drone land, a lot of people think that, with the right qualifications and good piece of kit, they have everything required to market their services. I don't blame them - this is a dream...

I've done this exact job in various Church of England buildings. Prop guards are a must and you are right that gps and vision sensors need to be switched off. Prop wash causes issues with sensors too, so it is really a manual flight. I use an M2P which isn't ideal for this - M2Z would be...

There is a lot of good advice in the discussion above. Now for some tough love.. In my part of the world (London) - and I assume the same is true elsewhere - there simply is not much demand for licensed commercial drone pilots. I put this down to a few structural issues with the industry: 1...