By directly partnering with a local, full-time professional expert, you benefit from seamless personal communication, convenient accessibility, and top-notch services at competitive rates. Working with a local, reputable, and full-time experienced drone photographer will yield outstanding results while avoiding the pitfalls of going through people you may never meet face-to-face. 

Yes, with years of full-time experience with Huntsville construction photography, industrial photography, and video production throughout Alabama. We provide construction drone services, commercial drone photography, industrial training videos, 2D and 3D mapping photogrammetry, and marketing videos for advertising campaigns using professional indoor photography and narrated video tours of manufacturing facilities.

Absolutely! We specialize in providing a comprehensive range of services. Our team is well-equipped and experienced in efficiently capturing both exterior and interior media. With professional ground and lighting equipment, we ensure exceptional quality in addition to our aerial imaging and video services.

Yes, we maintain our own PPE and carry a current OSHA General Industry and Health certificate. We safely provide Huntsville industrial photography services along with professional manufacturing photography and video services throughout the southeast. 

Yes, Daniell Drone Photography & Media’s team routinely uses aerial photography equipment indoor along with professional ground camera and lighting. Working safely without hindering production is our priority and we have years of experience successfully completing hundreds of projects safely in construction photography, industrial, and manufacturing environments.

Yes, it is possible, but will vary, depending on the scope of the job. Our team is accustomed to using equipment safely in challenging conditions while performing industrial photography.

According to the FAA, a small Unmanned Aerial System (AKA: drone, quadcopter, or UAV / Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) is any unmanned aircraft weighing less than 55 pounds, except for those used solely for recreation or hobby purposes.

Yes, but it depends on whether you’re flying for fun or business.

If you’re flying “recreationally” where you will not be using it in any way as a tool for a business, you don’t need a Part 107 pilot certificate. However, if you’re flying a drone for any kind of commercial or business activity, a current FAA certificate is required.

Any drone operation used to advance a business or augment its regular operations is considered commercial. This includes taking aerial photography to advertise a home, promote a business, document construction progress, or perform crop analysis on a farm. If the FAA finds out that you’re operating a drone commercially without a license, you could be fined up to $32,666 per incident. They can also deliver fines for past flights.

Most of ours are rated in the 30 to 50 minute range. Actual flight time is normally lower to maintain a reasonable safety margin. Batteries are quick and easy to swap out and we carry enough capacity for continuous all-day operations.

Anytime it is used for commercial use under Part 107 or used solely for hobby or recreation and weighs over .55 pounds.

By various simple options from onsite direct transfer to high speed secure cloud drives and everything in between. In addition, we use specialty delivery services like next day, signature required, and encryption protection. Basic Real Estate Drone Photography images are normally delivered via cloud upload the next business day by noon. Commercial Photography and specialized video production are estimated individually.