Drones

[pakronos]

56 minutes ago, purpleeagle said:

Don't see what difference it makes being that schools film every game from the sideline anyhow. I guess it just gives them a better view from the air.

the games are filmed from above. most game footage is shot from the pressbox...well livingston might still shoot from the sideline.

[Peppermint Patty]

58 minutes ago, purpleeagle said:

Don't see what difference it makes being that schools film every game from the sideline anyhow. I guess it just gives them a better view from the air.

Way better view and the ability to zoom from a different vantage point.

The more money you have to spend, the better the quality of video.

[FrodoNDN]

11 hours ago, robanadana said:

We're trying to clone Quirantes....

Lol

[Bigdog]

2 hours ago, pakronos said:

the games are filmed from above. most game footage is shot from the pressbox...well livingston might still shoot from the sideline.

Using a camera with a crank on the side..

[RanchHand]

3 hours ago, purpleeagle said:

Don't see what difference it makes being that schools film every game from the sideline anyhow. I guess it just gives them a better view from the air.

I feel the same way!  However, FCC regulations prevent drones from ANY sporting event, so I'm told.  I see no problem with them before the game or at halftime.

[Cowboy620]

We were told I guess it depends on who u ask!

Drone was OK as long as it did not fly over the crowd or film the game so you could hover it in the endzone for a video of the crowd etc

If that were FCC regulations on No sporting events curious about seeing them at NFL games etc?

[Peppermint Patty]

2 hours ago, Cowboy620 said:

We were told I guess it depends on who u ask!

Drone was OK as long as it did not fly over the crowd or film the game so you could hover it in the endzone for a video of the crowd etc

If that were FCC regulations on No sporting events curious about seeing them at NFL games etc?

The FAA allows "day light only" flights from "drones".

[RanchHand]

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TAPPS Policy:

Drones

1.Use of drones during competition

2.TAPPS rules are in compliance with all applicable FAA regulations and related law

3. Contests

a.Practice - subject to local discretion drones may be used 

b.Scrimmages and games - Drones shall not be used during warm up, contest or half time

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