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DRONE SERVICES
Drone Film Arabia is a licensed UAE drone service provider, specializing in aerial visuals, construction monitoring, 3D mapping, inspections, and FPV filming. We handle all permits for seamless, legal operations, delivering high-quality visuals and data to elevate your projects.
Our Process
We take the time to completely understand your goals, demands, and corporate identity to provide a custom aerial solution that connects to your target market.
Ideas
We work closely with customers to figure out what they want, generate ideas, and create innovative ideas that are in line with those objectives.
Organizing & Permit Apply
We specialize in managing all aspects of drone operations, including organizing and obtaining necessary permits. From GCAA and DCAA approvals to MOD clearances, we ensure full compliance for your aerial projects in the UAE
Implementation
Utilizing modern equipment and expert pilots, we execute the vision with precision, producing a stunning aerial video that exceeds expectations while putting safety and compliance first at every turn.
Post - Production
The film is brought to life by our team of skilled editors and visual effects artists, who also add the final touches to improve overall impact and quality, creating a finished result that attracts and mesmerizes viewers.
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Yes, we use high-resolution and modern technology drones, that can film in 4k and high-resolution. Our drones are attached to best-quality cameras to capture stunning and the best footage you ever seen.
The DJI Mavic 4 Pro has been rumored to be coming for months now, but there is still no sign of it coming out in the near future. However, the latest leak shows potential final production Mavic 4s in the process of qualification tests.
Jasper Ellens shared an image showing what looks to be Mavic 4 Pro drones on a workbench being worked on. While nothing in the photo shows concrete evidence of these production drones, Ellens has a strong history of his leaks coming true.
Ellens states, “Must be some final quality check before sending them to the promoters. Typical #flagship leaks. Nothing will stay secret on this one.” Promoters could mean media samples for reviews or selected drone pilots who will use it to capture some early images for promotional videos during release.
The Mavic 4 Pro hit the FCC database back in December, which should have meant it would launch in early January. DJI usually releases new drones in the spring and fall, so it wasn’t a big surprise there were some delays, but over two months so far is more than I think most of us expected.
DJI fell into some backlash when it launched the Mavic 3, the first consumer drone with multiple cameras from the company. It had some hefty claims, but many of the most sought-after features were not there at launch. It is assumed that DJI is hoping to not repeat the same mistake and release the Mavic 4 Pro feature complete.
The Mavic 4 Pro is expected to feature the largest battery in a consumer drone, coming in at 95 watt-hours. The drone will also see a return of a triple-camera payload with a wide-angle 24mm equivalent lens, 2.5x 50mm equivalent, and 6x 145mm equivalent. Vertical photo and video shooting modes will be a feature of the drone, just like they are on the Mini 4 Pro and Air 3S. However, we aren’t yet sure if the video format will be cropped in like the Air or true vertical with a rotating camera system like that of the Mini 4 Pro.
Leaked images show the drone’s body taking a more aggressive stance, similar to the Mini 4 Pro. This will improve obstacle avoidance and battery flight time.
Camera specs are still the most unknown. Potentially, the Mavic 4 will see a 6K main camera, but no work on sensor sizes or resolutions for the 2.5x and 6x cameras. It is safe to assume DJI will continue with the “Pro” and “Cine” monikers to denote the higher-end products, with Cine having support for Apple ProRes and potentially 2 TB of internal storage.
We give preference to safety measures, and we follow safety guidelines. Our professional drone pilots follow complete safety measures, such as checking the drone's pre-flight, and risk prevention protocol, and aligning with local safety regulations to provide safe service.
In Drone Film Arabia we monitor the weather closely before every shoot. If the weather is in bad conditions such as heavy rain, thunderstorms, and heavy wind, we consult with our clients and we may reschedule the shoot on another day to ensure safe and quality drone service.
In Drone Film Arabia, we provide a wide range of services such as aerial photography, videography, drone mapping, construction progress inspections, real estate imaging, and event coverage. Our customized services are designed to fulfill our unique client’s needs and requirements.
Drone mapping is utilizing drones to collect aerial data and produce intricate maps or three-dimensional (3D) models. It is often employed in land surveying, building, farming, and environmental monitoring.
Yes, we have the necessary insurance and licenses to fly drones in the United Arab Emirates. Our pilots are certified to operate drones safely and lawfully.
To book our drone services, you can contact us through our contact us page, phone, or email. Our dedicated team will always help to guide you through the process, project needs, and shoot schedule.
Indeed, we can help ensure that local laws are followed by getting the required licenses for drone photography. Our group has a great deal of expertise dealing with the permission procedure.