Inspire 2 Drone
The Inspire 2 drone is one of the top-of-the-line option for capturing stunning aerial footage on productions. With its 6k camera that can capture in CinemaDNG and Apple ProRes formats, it delivers high-quality footage with outstanding detail and clarity. The Inspire 2 also boasts an impressive flight time of up to 27 minutes, allowing filmmakers to capture more footage in a single flight.
Additionally, we have a strict focus on safety, passing all necessary drone safety certifications, and adhering to all regulations, providing clients with peace of mind while capturing their vision from above.
Dji M600
RKD utilizes the DJI M600 drone, known for its versatility, stability, and safety, as an essential tool for capturing stunning aerial footage. Capable of carrying heavy payloads, such as the Red Komodo and powerful LED lights, it's an excellent solution for filmmakers looking to achieve high-quality footage on their productions.
The DJI M600 drone allows us to take any project to the next level by offering unmatched stability, extensive customization options, and efficient operation, thanks to our experienced drone pilots who know the ins and outs of this outstanding drone.
FPV
FPV drones offer a new and exciting way to capture fast-paced and action-packed footage for film and television productions. Essentially a first-person view (FPV) drone puts the Director/viewer right in the cockpit with the pilot, creating a dynamic and immersive perspective that's ideal for capturing high-speed chases, intense action scenes, and other adrenaline-fueled sequences that demand quick reflexes and split-second decisions.
The use of FPV drone footage can add a whole new dimension to any production, injecting energy and excitement to create a more engaging and memorable viewing experience for audiences.
FPV Cine-lifters
Cine-lifters are an innovative piece of equipment in the world of film and television production, designed to lift heavy cameras and other equipment to capture unique aerial footage that was previously unachievable. They work well in productions that require a high degree of precision, such as cinematography projects requiring maximum attention to detail and minimal vibrations.
