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Drones are favoured by aerial photographers, videographers, vloggers and content creators for their ability to capture unique photos and videos from the sky. Discover your perfect drone with camera from our comprehensive range, with aircraft suitable for everyone from beginners through to professional storytellers. We stock one of the best ranges of drones for sale in the UK, from DJI, Autel and other leading industry names.
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Camera drones are controlled with a smartphone or a standalone controller, which receives a high resolution image in order for the pilot to see from the drones perspective. Flying an FPV drone (first person view) is also great fun, with nationwide sporting events organised for enthusiast pilots. Aerial views are ideal for creating a range of unique photo, video, timelapse and panorama content, whether for a YouTube channel, real estate photography, fine art or client video productions.
Drones with a camera will capture photos between 12 – 50 megapixels and can record Full HD high frame rate movies. The best camera for a drone will record 4K, 6K and even higher video quality, which is ideal for advanced and professional content creation.
To make flying safer, the latest aircraft include highly efficient safety features such as anti-collision cameras, propeller guards and advanced software warning systems. Thanks to software advances, even beginner pilots are able to capture incredible video footage, simply by tapping the controller to set the drone onto predefined flight patterns. Your videos can then be edited with free ai-driven editing apps, which stitch together your footage and automatically create epic results to impress any audience.
We encourage pilots to adhere to CAA Safety Regulations and remind customers that all UK drones must be registered with the Civil Aviation authority.
Browse for your drone and essential accessories with Park Cameras to enjoy free delivery on orders over £50, together with award winning customer service.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a drone camera?
What is a drone camera?
A drone camera is an unmanned aircraft, which is remotely piloted using a smartphone app or remote controller. The drone aircraft will have a gimbal-mounted camera to record video and capture photographs, which are visible to the pilot on the controller, smartphone or goggles with built-in screens.
Best drones for beginners?
Best drones for beginners?
The best drones for beginners include safety features to reduce the chance of collision and crashes, with easy-to-use predefined flight paths and easy content creation. The DJI Mini 2 Fly More Combo and DJI Avata include features which make either an excellent choice for beginner pilots.
Which drone to buy?
Which drone to buy?
When choosing which drone to buy, consider the features most suitable for content you want to create, such as image quality, maximum flight duration and ease-of-use. The DJI Mavic 3 Drone is an excellent choice for advanced content creation, whereas DJI Avata is better suited to beginners.
What type of photography can a drone be used for?
What type of photography can a drone be used for?
A drone can be used for numerous types of photography, which are impossible to get from the ground. Many drones can capture high resolution stills using a gimbal-mounted camera, which shows a unique aerial perspective. Photography types include timelapse, hyperlapse, panorama and multi-shot images.
Should I buy batteries with my drone?
Should I buy batteries with my drone?
Most drones come with a battery, however it’s a good idea to buy extra batteries with your drone, or choose a ‘drone combo,’ which include spares. A single battery will provide approximately 20-40 minutes flight time, which can be swapped-out when depleted if you have a spare.
