Elevated Aspects Ltd is a registered Northern Ireland Company, specialising
in Elevated Photography and low altitude Aerial Photography throughout Northern
Ireland.
Our service provides a cost effective method for taking aerial photographs
using a remotely controlled digital camera or video camera located on top of
a 26 metre telescopic mast mounted on a specially prepared 4x4 Land Rover. We
also have a 15m / 54 foot portable mast for indoor work and in areas where access
with our vehicle is not possible (e.g. gardens). All of the cameras settings
(shutter speed, focusing etc) can be controlled directly from ground level.
We can also pan, tilt and zoom the camera and adjust the height of the mast
all remotely from ground level. The view through the camera is displayed on
a screen at ground level, so the operator and you can see the exact composition
of the photograph before it is recorded. Something that can not be done with
conventional Aerial Photography from aircraft.
Our system takes photographs which are able to show the subject in a 3 dimensional
form - looking directly at the subject and looking at it from above. This combination
leads to photographs that are rich in detail and from a viewpoint that people
can not see from ground level.
The overall setup of our system creates very little noise, disturbance or interruption
to properties or occupants in the vicinity of the vehicle. This allows photographs
to be taken at anytime of day or night - sunrise photographs in the summer can
often be taken without people realising we are there. To set up our vehicle
based system, all we need is just a car parking space about the size of a family
estate car and for our mobile mast a footprint of about 2m x 2m. We also carry
our own silent power systems and generator if power is not readily available
at the location.
With 4-wheel drive capability,our vehicle can easily operate within busy urban
areas or the roughest Northern Ireland terrain, including construction sites,
farms, quarries, beaches etc.
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