About The Company
How we got started
Firefox Photography is an established aerial photography business operating within many sectors. Our principal pilot flew drones over a 25 year career in the Army and his passion for flight stayed with him when he left
About The Drone
The Camera
20 Mega Pixel 1’’ camera sensor capable of capturing video and photos in stunning 4K at up to 60 frames per second. Fully stabilised gimbal in roll, pitch and yaw able to move between -90° through to +30°
Features
It can be flown in 3 modes (Sport, GPS and Manual) and will achieve speeds of up to 45 mph and operate in winds up to 20 knots. Flight times are typically 25 minutes
It is easily transported in a back pack with all its components including multiple batteries, spare propellers as well as other aids including high intensity spot lights for low light and night flying
Intelligent Flight Features
The DJI Phantom 4 Pro collects geospatial data via GPS as well as on board vision and infra-red sensors to aid intelligent flight modes
Spotlight – Lock onto a selected subject during flight while the aircraft continues to move freely
Point of Interest – The Point of Interest feature lets you orbit smoothly around an object or structure, ensuring your flight time is as focused as possible
Tripod – When you’re navigating confined spaces, there’s no margin for error. Tripod allows you to fine-tune the positioning and angle of the drone, ensuring it’s exactly where it needs to be
ActiveTrack – Follow a person or object and keep them in the frame. This valuable tracking method allows for complex, creative tracking shots
Safety Features
Object Recognition and Collision Avoidance – The Phantom 4 Pro makes use of 5 sensor sets to give it 360° ‘vision’ that recognises and avoids objects when in flight
Battery Management and Return to Home – The Phantom 4 Pro makes use of intelligent battery management. Should the battery level drop to a point that it only has enough to fly home based on its altitude and distance from its take off point, it will fly back safely to its take off point and land autonomously