What we do?

Skyshots provides land based high impact elevated photography solutions to various industries by taking digital photographs from the top of a mast that extends up to 15 meters (52 feet). On top of the mast an 8 megapixel camera with a robotic pan tilt head is used to take high quality images. The camera is connected via cable to a laptop computer on the ground.

How we do it?

Specialised software allows us to operate the camera functions from the lap top computer.
A real time image is displayed on the laptop to allow the perfect shot composition before the image is captured and downloaded directly to the hard drive on the laptop. From there the images are burned onto CD, or transmitted electronically.

Why use it?

Photography is a powerful marketing tool and information source. However, getting the right shot from ground level can prove frustrating even to the most seasoned professional!

A better overall perspective can be obtained by photographing a subject from an oblique angle. It conveys a three dimensionality that cannot be achieved with traditional aerial and ground techniques.

The image therefore allows more information such as relative size and layout to be displayed.

For property marketing purposes it also shows surrounding areas such as gardens, swimming pools, potential views, parking facilities etc.


Key Advantages

  • The system does not require any external power source and can be used in any location
  • Skyshots can provide images of buildings, warehouses, commercial properties, residential properties and vacant land usually only accessible with scaffolding, cherry pickers and cranes
  • The mast unit can be attached to the vehicle or alternately can be set up in areas where vehicles cannot reach by utilising a specialised mast base
  • Elevated photography not only shows off the key features of the property but also allows a glimpse of the surrounding area

Service areas

  • Perth Metropolitan Area
  • Mandurah
  • South West and regional areas on request

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