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Air2You

A division of...
Rob Chandler Photography
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

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  • Have you been looking for an affordable and more versatile way to accomplish your aerial photography requirements?
  • Is your organization proposing a new building? We can provide the balcony view for a new condominium/real estate development or an office view from your new building before construction has begun.
  • Do you have an idea that would make your business stand out from your competitors, but the high cost of a full-size aircraft leaves your idea stuck in the would't it be nice if... phase?

  We have expanded our aerial photography services to provide businesses and individuals with high quality, low-altitude aerial photos. We can accomplish photographic projects never before possible using a remotely controlled UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) assisted by an advanced onboard GPS controlled flight management system. All our low-altitude aerial photography projects are performed using an award winning, purpose-built multiple rotor helicopter platform developed by Draganfly Innovations. We limit our UAV operations to a maximum altitude of 300' (for legal & safety reasons) and use full-size aircraft when necessary.

  Full telemetry is available at the base station allowing you to see in real-time exactly what images are being captured. This system does not have minimum altitude or noise restrictions, meaning we can fly it almost anywhere.

  With this level of technology at our disposal, we can place our cameras in the same location (latitude, longitude & altitude) time after time, permitting us to supply you with an unique series of work-in-progress photos as your project progresses.

  Does your building have a grand entrance or foyer with features that are only seen from ground level? Has your building undergone major renovations? With our electrically powered aerial photography system, we can fly inside your building and highlight those features from angles that were previously impossible or impractical to photograph.

Our aerial photo platform.   Through a combination of technology and expertise, we are setting a new standard for aerial photography in Northwestern Ontario. Our remotely piloted system is extremely versatile, non-invasive, maneuverable, environmentally friendly and most importantly, capable of capturing images that were previously unobtainable using traditional aerial photography platforms.

  Just think of it... No more photographing through haze from 1000 feet moving at almost 150 mph and unlike a full-size helicopter, our system is quiet and unobtrusive.

  Air2You invites you to experience the future of aerial photography in Thunder Bay & Northwestern Ontario. Air2You is fully insured for aerial operations and registered with Transport Canada.

  During the summer and fall of 2010 we will be working exclusively with Sunset Country Resort Services, supplying their clients with low-altitude aerial photographs of their resorts.

Professional & Industry Associations

• Professional Photographers of Canada  PPOC
   (Ontario division and Thunder Bay branch).
• Canadian Centre for Unmanned Vehicle
   Systems  CCUVS.
• Remote Aerial Photography Association  RAPA.
• Unmanned Systems Canada  USC.
• Unmanned Vehicle Systems International  UVS.



Photo credit: Frank Baratta / Sooter Studios. Photo credit: Frank Baratta / Sooter Studios

Brief System Overview

  The Platform

  Real Time

  Safety First

  Services Overview

  Applications:  #1   #2   #3

  Camera Systems

  New Perspectives

  FAQ's:  #1   #2   #3

  The Crew

  Odds 'n Ends

  Technical Info

  Transport Canada Requirements - SFOC's

  Additional information on Canadian UAV air regulations and SFOC requirements are available at Transport Canada's Civil Aviation website.


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Updated: May 8, 2010