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To revist this short article, visit My Profile, view saved stories then. Austin is among the many hobbyist photographers who are finding ways
to use drones and remote-controlled helicopter toys to get a more
appealing camera angle. Last year, NEW YORK photographer Anthony Jacobs
showed a helicam built using a German helicopter rig called MikroKopter.
Inside a quest to get the perfect chance, Eric Austin, a Texas-based videographer,
discovered a neat way to fuse a remote controlled helicopter plus
a Canon DSLR camera so he could shoot aerial videos very easily and get
the type of footage that would otherwise be tough to pull off.
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An amateur videographer turned pro, Austin got interested in remote-controlled
picture taking four a few months back just.
Wired magazine editor-in-chief Chris Anderson helms a site called DIY Drones where users have found a way to use unmanned aerial vehicles
to accomplish aerial photography.
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