The ability to deal more and more naturally with new technologies is setting ever more precedents for new achievements to come true. Colorful photographs and sequences, incredible sequences of overlays, new techniques and even the ability to follow all these aspects together in one. Walking drone manufactured by a subject matter expert.
To demonstrate this more clearly and also to make every prospect through the flight of a moving freight train with a landscape highly characteristic of a long journey through the country, decided the professional pilot and drone shooting specialist, Paul Nurkkala. to take a photo where it proves its full potential by having already won several races and control contests with this amazing team.
- Using an excerpt paul did not need.
- The sequence that was christened when it was posted on his YouTube channel as Flight of the Year begins with his GoPro Hero Session 5 team.
- Runs on a T Engine F60 Pro and is controlled by the Omnibus flight system at a considerable distance from the runway.
However, in the first few seconds it is possible to see the scope of the control that Paul Nurkkala is able to exert on the drone, approaching with the speed that a professional of his caliber has managed to acquire over many years of practice. It is surprising, in many of its stunts, that the distance between the equipment and the structure of the freight train is minimal.
And for those who think about theirs? They were limited to being alone off the train, Paul’s ability to have full control of the drone does not stop there, sometimes, even with the train moving and at considerable speed, it can traverse the space that exists between the cars. All this recorded in the first person, making the experience as immersive and lively as possible.
While the demonstration is valid in the artistic aspect and even to present new possibilities for lovers of the world of photography and filming, Paul’s attitude, in accordance with US law, can be considered a violation of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA):
“All drone pilots must operate in accordance with FAA legislation and safety guidelines. Flying recklessly with a drone is a violation of federal law and FAA regulations and can result in a fine or criminal charge.
Watch the video directed by Paul Nurkkala: