Camera equipped drones / quadcopters. A Texas shooting range tries one out:
*scoff* like a machine with a camera on it could do as well as James Yeager’s Jay Gibson. PREPOSTEROUS I SAY. *eye roll*
They got some cool footage in the video. If we’re talking camera equipped quadcopters, and you care about this topic… this is a must see:
They mounted a Phantom Flex4k on a custom quadcopter! So much carbon fiber I love it. BrainFarm (the guys in the above video) is actually the company to made the Zev Tech video I posted about recently.
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There is a guy that occasionally comes out to 37PSR in NC and will use a drone for recording some of our matches. It is cool because he can get the down range perspective. Or you get to watch yourself go through a shoot house like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5F6WRuWTEI
3 Gun Nation’s got cameras on quadcopters for their stuff.
I have a much less expensive version of one of those. They can be difficult to use, especially in the wind. To get a nice model be prepared to spend thousands. The FAA has a lot of regulations on how drones can be used commercially. Amazon wants to start using drones to deliver products.