In pursuit of our continued commitment to using the latest innovations in drone and camera technology to offer our clients effective solutions to their aerial media needs, PhotoFlight Aerial Media Team is excited to introduce a new drone zoom camera service to our industrial, infrastructure, engineering, and drone real estate marketing clients. DJI Z30, state-of-the-art 3-axis stabilized aerial drone camera features 30x optical zoom and 6x digital zoom for total magnification of 180x (all videos and photos in this article are captured using optical zoom only to avoid unnecessary image deterioration associated with digital zoom). This incredibly powerful new tool is truly revolutionizing the ways the drones are used in inspection work and other industrial uses.
Watch the incredible stabilized zoom capabilities of DJI Z-30 camera in our sample video:
Revolution in aerial Inspections:
DJI Z30 zoom camera offers the access, perspective, convenience and price efficiency of a drone, while mitigating any disadvantages of using “traditional” aerial drone camera, such as issues with launch sites, proximity to people/objects, or controlled airspace. This drone camera can eliminate the need for dangerous manual inspections and the risk of damage to assets by inspecting from a safe distance. It enables our clients to safely and cost efficiently get a detailed look at structures, wires, modules and components to detect damage and gather actionable data to support effective planning and repair/maintenance decision making.
PhotoFlight Aerial Media is a FAA licensed and insured drone operators with nationwide reach, providing the highest quality national drone services while ensuring compliance, consistency, privacy and safety. These comprehensive professional drone services enable clients to leverage this amazing technology, while staying focused on their core business.
Please, contact us or a PhotoFlight Aerial Media representative to request samples and discuss our professional drone inspection services.
Hey Petr, nice work as usual.
I see bent clevis’ and bent clevis pins. Is that the kind of things you are looking for or is that normal?
Hi Okey, yes, wear&tear, rust, deformations, etc. Cheers!