Perhaps there is room for doing quick and dirty professional photography on the cheap, but I don’t know where that room exists. Today, cell phones and relatively cheap cameras and even drones can be used by anyone to take some pretty fine photographs and videos. We work very hard to produce top professional results using some of the finest equipment to do so. 

One example of this is our consistent use of something called HDR to produce a photograph with outstanding dynamic range. In essence, this involves taking multiple photos exactly alike except with a spread of exposure from dark to light. Dark photographs will, for example, show clouds and the depth of blue in the sky, while light photos will often show detail lost in shadows. These photos are then combined into one photo, though the rich colors and details remain in a properly exposed final product. 

This final photo is can then be edited for some pretty amazing results, bringing out colors and detail that exceeds the capacity of most camera sensors. From there, we color grade the photograph, add sharpening, clarification, and other editing techniques before finally cropping the photograph into its final composition. It really an amazing process, considering that when using a normal still camera, it must be mounted on a tripod to produce HDR photographs. Yet our drone is one of the best photographic drones in the industry with unapparelled stability. And this is only one of a number of technical innovations we employee in each photograph and video.