We have had more than 10 interns in the last 3 years and I thought it will be timely to set some expectations during this internship and also share some observations.
Unlike MNCs, your supervisors do not have time to hand hold you for tasks and allow you ample time to learn from him. And because he is most likely busy with his own tasks (which are probably very tough), he does not have much time for you...
Read MoreRecently we were on-site at Marina Bay in Singapore to photograph the iconic Singapore skyline, from an aerial perspective of course.
When we fly, curious passerbys would frequently come up to us to ask questions. To the point where we joke that we should print a FAQ on the back of our company shirts. Normally, we gladly share our experience with drones - but not while flying! As full concentration is needed once the drone is airborne. So we may come across as stand-offish once the drone is in the air, but that really is not the case :)...
Read MoreThis episode, I want to go through cameras that we are excited to use, or are already using! Generally we look at certain qualities in cameras, some that I highlighted in my previous post - cutting edge image quality and hi-spec codecs for video and most importantly a light-weight package.
Read MoreToday, I would like to talk about cameras and how to determine the 'best' one. In the photography world, fires blaze across the Internets regarding this issue for years. I want to share our opinions of the matter and a little bit on how it impacts a drone user.
Read MoreSo the first topic that I would like to talk about is the proper way to conduct commercial drone operations in Singapore.
The skies in Singapore are not the wild west - you can't just take your drone and fly anywhere you want, this is Singapore there are laws and rules here - and we like rules.
Read MoreToday a guest post by our head pilot, Marcus See, about his recent experience flying our newly built custom compact hexacopter, to map a portion of Cameron highlands, Malaysia.
By: Marcus
One of the key components of a successful picture is light. It shapes the subject, provides contrast, impacts the mood and also governs image quality. So in most cases we will try shooting for good strong sun that allows a building, ship or subject to pop.
But another component within light, would be light direction, if the sun is shining strong the whole day, you might be wondering - when to shoot?
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