Aerial imaging
At Cripps Photography we use professional unmanned aircraft to offer a range of high quality drone photography services that capture rich stills and HD footage up to 4K, for clients in a variety of industries.
Following are just some examples of the services we offer.
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Aerial stills for advertising, PR, commercial and editorial use
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HD video footage for TV, advertising, websites and presentations.
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4k video for high-end productions, movies and for greater control of post production manipulation.
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Drone surveys - stills or HD video. A cost effective way to assess maintenance issues with structures and properties.
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Construction site overviews and progress imagery - either throughout development or on completion.
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Archaeological surveys, overviews and progress imagery.
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Property and land photography
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Agricultural mapping and crop surveys - including spectral plant health imagery.
We are constantly innovating and expanding so please do get in touch if you have any specific requirements.
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Qualification
We are fully compliant with current drone regulations and hold a Civil Aviation Authority Permission for Commercial Operations (PfCO). We hold £2 million public liability insurance and all pilots working with us have undergone a rigorous CAA approved training program.
Our CAA permission is not only an assurance of our professional approach and thorough safety operational procedures, but a vital legal requirement that protects the drone operator, client and members of the public - be warned, it is illegal to hire a drone for commercial purposes if the operator does not have CAA permission, and such operators will not have adequate insurance.
Safety is of paramount importance so every assignment has a number of processes before a flight can take place; There is a preliminary pre-deployment feasibility check which includes assessing airspace catagory, permission and proximity to nearby people, structures, roads etc. If the feasibility check is passed a more thorough analysis is made of aeronautical and OS maps, followed by site surveys and full risk assessments, which are carried out prior to any flight taking place.
