Jacob Timmons has been busy shooting new aerial photography and video with their fleet of helium balloons and blimps, each known as the "EagleEye in the Sky."
S.D. Professionals, LLC owns three blimps of various sizes, plus designed and piloted the world’s first small scale remote controlled Goodyear Blimp with wireless HD Video transmission, used in 2008 for the Goodyear dealer tradeshow in Grapevine, Texas. Producing images which are catered to the personal needs of his client, Timmons can photograph practically any site or event using high quality, high resolution, high definition, unique and cost effective equipment.
With custom remote control cameras and aerial high definition video, S.D. Professionals, LLC gathers media in a spectacular way that no ordinary photographers can duplicate. Flying high over the restrictions and distractions of normal sight lines, the sophisticated balloon offers far better quality than a shaky helicopter ride and is much more affordable than the conventional practice of aerial shots with the high-wind, high noise, high altitude helicopters and single engine planes.
"We've been taking aerial shots for years, but we've been using helicopters. And the price of gas goes up, so the price of the helicopter ride goes up," said Timmons. "Needless to say, helium is cheaper than helicopter fuel these days plus we have devised a Green-Solution which allows us to reuse our helium time and time again.
Click here to learn more information about the "EagleEye in the Sky."
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Saturday, March 1, 2008
EagleEye In The Sky takes flight over Sevierville Tennessee
Today East Tennessee's premiere multi media company, S.D. Professionals, LLC launched it's "EagleEye In The Sky" blimp over Sevierville, Tennessee. The company is testing it's new Wireless-Remote H.D. Video Camera aboard the 15ft blimp today in efforts to provide a free service to visitors of the Great Smoky Mountains.
The plan is to allow visitors to log onto http://www.tnblimp.com/ to see a live view of incoming and outgoing traffic from I40 all the way through Hwy66 and up to the main Parkway leading into the national forest.
The initial launch was a success and the live video feed is scheduled for launch not later than March 28, 2008.
Here are photos taken to show the coverage area of the live video feed.
Stayed tuned and keeping looking up!!!!
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