Recent content by scatter

I can't see it being too much of a problem, in fact researchers in Western Australia are using drones to study whales because of how non-invasive they are: GALLERY: Aerial view of whales (1) - Australian Geographic

Every year a growing population of humpbacks travel the east coast of Australia to give birth in Hervey Bay. They're on their way home now and I was lucky enough to catch some on camera as they began the trip back to Antarctica. It took me three days of filming to get the shots I wanted but it...

Are you seriously on a phantom forum asking if it's possible to take photos from the air?

Melbourne itself is not particularly scenic imho but if you're there you should make an effort to drive the Great Ocean Road and see the Twelve Apostles. The stuff drone pilot dreams are made of!

Uluru is a no fly zone regardless of the airport. It's a sacred site. Permission would need to be gained from the traditional owners.

Mine came with a Panasonic I think.

As soon as I heard the hacky rewind sound effects you lost any support from me. Amateurish candid-cameraesque rubbish. You were way too close and I was rooting for the guy with the rod. Also, I recommend you learn the difference between their, there and they're.