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VFX, ARRAY & SURVEY

U-Crane VFX Array - 3 camera VFX array on Flight Head 7
Lidar using RTK systems to map terrain safely and simply
Orthomosaic mapping are an accurate photo representation of an area, created out of many photos that have been stitched together and geometrically corrected (“orthorectified”) so that it is as accurate as a map.

LIDAR

Photogrammetry creates 2D or 3D models using RTK ground control points

PHOTOGRAMMETRY

Drone VFX Array with 3 RED Komodo cameras

DRONE / MOVI ARRAY

U-CRANE / FH7 ARRAY

ORTHOMOSAIC

U-CRANE / FLIGHT HEAD ARRAY

Specialty built for our Filmotechnic Flight Head 7, this heavyweight and robust system can handle many large scale cameras and lenses. This system is fully customizable to your camera and VFX needs. The head can be mounted on any Mitchell system as well as our U-Crane arm cars.

LIDAR

Lidar "Light Detection and Ranging" is a remote sensing method used to examine the terrain surfaces. Our RTK systems w/ GPC make complicated terrain and object mapping fast, simple, and safe… saving you time & money.

ORTHOMOSAIC

Orthomosaic is a fancy word for a really big photo stitched together from hundreds of individual images that represent “true” distances and is very accurate because each pixel is connected to its real-world position via GCPs.

U-Crane VFX Array - 3 camera vfx array on U-CRANE Telescopic
Lidar using RTK systems to map terrain safely and simply
Orthomosaic mapping are an accurate photo representation of an area, created out of many photos that have been stitched together and geometrically corrected (“orthorectified”) so that it is as accurate as a map.
Photogrammetry creates 2D or 3D models using RTK ground control points

PHOTOGRAMMETRY

Photogrammetry is the art and science of extracting 3D info from photographs. The process involves taking overlapping photographs of an object or space, and converting them into 2D or 3D digital models with RTK Ground Control Points.

DRONE / MOVI ARRAY

This custom built lightweight Movi Pro houses 3x RED Komodo cameras along with a choice of three different Laowa lenses. This system lives on a Movi Pro so it can be used on anything within the Movi ecosystem such as drone, Blackarm, handheld, e-bike, electric RC car and more.

Drone VFX Array with 3 RED Komodo cameras

U-CRANE / FLIGHT HEAD ARRAY

PHOTOGRAMMETRY

LIDAR

ORTHOMOSAIC

VFX plates - 3 camera vfx array on U-CRANE Telescopic
Photogrammetry creates 2D or 3D models using RTK ground control points
Lidar using RTK systems to map terrain safely and simply
Orthomosaic mapping are an accurate photo representation of an area, created out of many photos that have been stitched together and geometrically corrected (“orthorectified”) so that it is as accurate as a map.

VFX & SURVEY

Specialty built for our Filmotechnic Flight Head 7, this heavyweight and robust system can handle many large scale cameras and lenses. This system is fully customizable to your camera and VFX needs. The head can be mounted on any Mitchell system as well as our U-Crane arm cars.

Photogrammetry is the art and science of extracting 3D info from photographs. The process involves taking overlapping photographs of an object or space, and converting them into 2D or 3D digital models with RTK Ground Control Points.

Lidar "Light Detection and Ranging" is a remote sensing method used to examine the terrain surfaces. Our RTK systems w/ GPC make complicated terrain and object mapping fast, simple, and safe… saving you time & money.

Orthomosaic is a fancy word for a really big photo stitched together from hundreds of individual images that represent “true” distances and is very accurate because each pixel is connected to its real-world position via GCPs.

DRONE / MOVI ARRAY

Drone VFX Array with 3 RED Komodo cameras

This custom built lightweight Movi Pro houses 3x RED Komodo cameras along with a choice of three different Laowa lenses. This system lives on a Movi Pro so it can be used on anything within the Movi ecosystem such as drone, Blackarm, handheld, e-bike, electric RC car and more.

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