Aerial Photography for Residential Real Estate

Getting the bird’s eye view…

As a realtor, you’d want to be standing out from the rest of the pack. Get a full aerial perspective of your vendors’ property from all angles using our drones with high resolution professional cameras.

Packages start from $490 for a set of pictures that are stunning, high resolution, and commercially ready, from the sky.

Images Only

Pictures are a thousand words. For most real estate applications, images are adequate.

Video Only – Edited & YouTube ready…

For those who needs it all done and dusted. Give us your company logo, we’ll get it all edited, colour corrected and baked, ready for streaming on YouTube (or similar).


Edited 4K

Ready to go onto YouTube
$910
  • 2160p(4K UHD) 25fps format
  • 4 times the resolution of 1080p(FHD)
  • 30-45 seconds
  • Multiple fly-by passes
  • Royalty free music included (or BYO)
  • Edited, colour corrected and compiled
  • Ready for YouTube (or similar)
  • Royalty free

Video Only – Raw and Untouched

For those who can edit their own videos. If you already have a corporate video template or have an in-house video editor, this is for you.

Image and Video Packages

For those who want it all, with a value packed pricing structure.

All pricing are exclusive of GST.

Why Sky Monkey

CASA Licensed and Certified

Sky Monkey is CASA licenced and certified to commercially operate drones (UAVs) for photography and video.

Competitive Rates

We offer competitive rates for all our work. If you find another licensed and certified operator with a lower price, let us know so we can match (if not, beat) their price.

Fully Insured

Sky Monkey has all necessary aviation insurances and have public liability coverage for up to $20 million.

Quality Guarantee

All our work is quality guaranteed. If you do not like the work we've done, we'll either re-do the work or you can have your money back. GUARANTEED.

Industry Leading Cameras

We use the very best drone camera in the industry, the DJI Zenmuse X5S, on the Inspire 2 platform. Capable of shooting in 5.2K video resolution and in Apple ProRes 422HQ or 4444XQ, or CinemaDNG formats.

Questions We Get Asked All The Time

Is it safe?

Safety is PRIORITY ONE for us. If we can't fly safely, we simply won't do the job. We take pride and care with utmost responsibility of our decisions and actions. Our work must be exemplary of the industry.

Quality - Is your work any good?

Quality happens to be our SECOND PRIORITY (after SAFETY!). We guarantee all our work are of commercial quality. We use only the best cameras, on the best drones, with the best safety records to do our work. After all, if you're not satisfied with our work, we'll either re-do it or refund your money - GUARANTEED. We won't be much use, if our work sucked! 🙂

Are you insured?

Yes. $20 million in public liability and damages, in the HIGHLY UNLIKELY event of somebody getting hurt, or damage sustained to property.

Are you licensed?

Yes. We are CASA licensed RPA (drone) controllers and operators. CASA ReOC certification number: CASA.ReOC.0701

Can you fly anywhere?

No. We can't fly "anywhere".

There are strict laws against flying within 3 nautical miles (5.5 km) of a towered airport, such as Sydney's Kingford Smith and Bankstown airport. Heavy penalties apply in breach of this rule, as it increases risk to air traffic.

However, we can make applications with CASA to fly inside of this restriction zone, on a case-by-case basis, as well as obtaining the necessary insurance coverage.

There are also other various restricted air spaces, such as those reserved for the use of sky diving. Talk to us to discuss about compliance.

How high can you fly?

We can fly as high as 400 feet (122 metres) AGL (Above Ground Level) without the need of CASA approval. Beyond that, we can seek CASA approval, as well as obtain all the necessary insurance coverage, on a case-by-case basis.

Can you fly over crowded events?

No. However, we can make submissions to CASA for approval for such an event. Contact us to discuss.

Can you fly in the rain/snow/hail?

Yes.

Still confused? Or you need something different…

Don’t worry, we don’t bite… Tell us in plain English what you might be after, and one of our humans will converse with you the old-school way.

What is HDR anyway?

HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. The digital camera sensor (for that matter, even old-school film) does not have the same dynamic range as the human eye. Our eyes are better to perceive darker areas, as well as bright areas of a real-life image better than a camera can. Because of this, we take 3 (or more) images of varying exposures, and have it merged onto a single HDR image. Thus, you can now have the best of both worlds. Great detail in the sky, as well as great detail in the shadows. Below is a simplistic example to illustrate this.

Under Exposed Image

An under exposed image gives you good detail in the bright sky and sun, but lacks detail in the foreground, such as the lighthouse, the grass and trees.

Over Exposed Image

An over exposed image give you great detail in the darker areas, such as the face of the light house but the sun and the sky is over exposed and lacks any detail.

HDR Processed Image

Here we have a HDR processed image, merging both (usually at least 3 images) onto a single image. Thus, we get the best of both worlds; the detail in the bright sky, as well as the detail in the shadows. The result is a stunning and pleasant, professional looking image.

Contact

Get in touch with us here, if you have any questions for just about anything.