Aerial photography flat rates
Flight 1 Aerial Photography in Denton, Texas, charges $150 for a 60- to 90-minute drone photography shoot at at any location within a 20-mile radius. After 90 minutes, the company charges $50 – $70 per additional hour. Rates vary depending on variables such as geographic region, the photographer’s equipment, the company’s reputation, and the competition in the local market. This rate usually includes photo editing as well as access to all photos taken during the shoot.Find the best aerial photographer in your neighborhood.
Drone videography costs
Like aerial photography, rates for aerial video vary based on region, the photographer’s equipment and reputation, and local competition, as well as length of the finished video and length of the shoot. Aerial video footage can be captured for weddings, corporate events, private parties, or real estate sites for use in marketing materials or social media. Video editing also contributes to the cost. The longer the finished video product, the higher the total price. Here are some pricing examples:
Steady State Studios in Portland, Oregon:
Aerial footage added into one of the company’s wedding videography packages: $200 to start
Wedding video packages: $600 – $3,150 before add-ons
Flight 1 Aerial Photography:
60- to 90-second video clip: $400 – $450, including video editing (typically for real estate sales)
30-minute video at 4K resolution: $5,000 – $7,000, including editing.
What affects aerial photography prices?
Aerial photography prices vary based on location, equipment, competitors, and the services and finished products you want. An aerial photographer can capture and edit high-quality, high-resolution photos and video. Prices will also vary based on whether your goal is to capture an event, create images of a special view, or produce commercial images.
Equipment
Equipment affects the overall cost of aerial photography services. According to Flight 1 Aerial Photography, professional drone gear can cost from approximately $1,500 to over $12,000, depending on the make and model of the equipment. Higher-end gear often produces a higher-quality and higher-resolution project, at a higher cost to the customer.