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If you really want to get critical then pickup the passport colour checker from X-rite. I personally love it and I use it religiously. I shoot aerial as well as everything else and have learned that the first part of creating cinematic footage requires proper exposure and colour. Once you have...

Well put Jonnyb333 The art is not about the best piece of equipment produces the best final result. It's the person with the knowledge that understands how to use what he or she has that produces results and believe me when I say I have seen better results with lesser valued equipment when used...

Wow! I can't believe how restricted you are down there. I thought it was tough in Canada. Looks like you need to get all drone operators together and make a change. Start fighting back. Sent from my iPhone using InspirePilots

In Toronto film permits can be as cheap as 50 bucks and in surrounding areas FREE. Visit your local office and enquire about a permit. You might be surprised.Also you don't have to hire a cop. That gets expensive.

Nice shot Peter Sent from my iPhone using InspirePilots

In Canada that is part of our procedure stuartpb. Notifying neighbours is a must. It will save you so much grief. Sent from my iPhone using InspirePilots

The secret to not getting hassled is to look official. Invest in a hard hat and safety vest. Purchase pilons and place them around you. If anyone enters that secured barrier you set up kindly ask them to step out and inform them that you will be glad to answer any of their questions when you are...

Hey x5yo If you look in the CAA regulations it clearly states that there cannot be any gain or it is classified as commercial. Trading the footage is commercial even giving the footage to a film maker or corporate company who uses it also classifies it as commercial. No one can use the footage...

Yes it is classified as commercial even if YouTube doesn't pay you because your footage is promoting you which can lead to future projects. Sent from my iPhone using InspirePilots