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A World's First - August 2006
5 Axis pod on RPV
AV Specialist - May/June 2006
Visual Air makes the Cover
The New AG-HVX200 - May 2006
Visual Air gets the new P2 from Panasonic
Wild Talk Africa - April 2006
Visual Air attends Wild Talk Africa 2006
The Citizen - 9 March 2006
View from above
Locally Whipped - March 2006
Behind the Scenes
Property Professional - Nov/Dec 2005
The changing face of Aerial Photography
Screen Africa - October 2005
Move over crane, here comes the pod!
Aerial Video Part 2 - September 2005
UAV's and a look at one of our indoor blimps
Aerial Video Part 1 - August 2005
Various scribblings on Aerial Video
HDV and the Turbine - August 2005
Visual Air gets HDV
Why Visual Air Productions? - August 2005
Some of the reasons to use Visual Air
Editing Aerial Photography - August 2005
Examples of why we would edit Aerial Photos
Who uses Aerial Photography? - August 2005
Some of the uses for Aerial Photography
Aerial Photography Part 1 - July 2005
Various scribblings on Aerial Photography
Screen Africa - October 2003
Small Helicopters with a Big Role
FEM Industrial Buyer - December 2002
Aerial Photography with a difference
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Who uses Aerial Photography?
Property Investment Consultants
Aerial Photographs are perfect for portfolios and eye-catching brochures.
Home Owners
People who are proud of their homes often have aerial pictures hanging on the wall. Often, if you are in the process of having your house built, aerial shots of the ground and building process become precious keepsakes or a boon when the time comes to sell.
Construction and Insurance companies
Aerial Photographs can record the building process on a month by month basis. For maintenance companies, Aerial photos can give you high resolution close-ups of roofing, guttering and anything not easily accessible.
Advertising agencies
Our images are of very high quality and resolution, and perfect for printing and television. Our medium format images can be
blown up to billboard size.
Security Consultants
Use our aerial photography to document and evaulate security measures such as fencing and layout. The mixture of overall and closeups are perfect for reports.
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