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Written by | Tom Comet Camera technology changes almost as fast as drones do and for this reason we are constantly researching camera technology, and reinvesting in this side of the business. Cameras just seem to get better and smaller… read more »
Written by | Tom Comet Monster Truck is a Canadian rock band from Hamilton, Ontario. We were so excited when DroneBoy was asked to shoot all aerial imagery in the music video for their kick ass new song, “Don’t Tell… read more »
Written by | Bernie Martin On September 18th the Drone Boy Team headed North West to the land of the living skies, Saskatchewan. This was an epic trip as we got to capture some great Canadian history north of Saskatoon,… read more »
Written by | Tom Comet The DroneBoy team recently returned from the InterDrone conference in Las Vegas, NV and what an amazing experience we had! Flying and working in Canada most of the time it is easy to assume that… read more »
Written by | Tom Comet The DroneBoy team recently had the great fortune of working at the DJI booth at Interdrone in Las Vegas Nevada where DJI unveiled some VERY exciting new products. It was so amazing to be at… read more »
Written by | Tom Comet We recently partnered up with Canadian Tire for their #FlyYourCdnFlag commercial! Our team flew all around the country filming this spot over several weeks, and we couldn’t be more proud to be a part of… read more »
Written by | Tom Comet We recently received our first Gremsy gStabi H14 brushless camera gimbal and I have to say that we are really impressed with this product. We feel that this unit is going to give the MOVI… read more »
Written by | Tom Comet Everyone needs a good, wholesome Christmas project and the folks at DroneBoy are no different in this regard. Over the holidays our lead pilot, Tom Comet, took it upon himself to build up the newest… read more »
Written by | Tom Comet We often get called to fly and film with our video drones around animals, usually horses for some reason. “Can you do it?” people ask. And, like most challenging things that I get asked to… read more »