Question

A5. Aerial photographers face a lot of risk. Explain.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. Check the weather before you go out. Wind, rain and poor visibility can all decrease your ability to control your drone.
2. Start small. Novices should attempt only short flights, in wide, open spaces.
3. Keep your drone in sight at all times. If you can’t see it, you can’t control it.
4. Know your batteries. If you run out, your craft is nothing more than an expensive stone.
5. Don't fly your drone over other peoples' property without permission.
6. Try to avoid people altogether. If something goes wrong, the consequences could be drastic (and painful).
7. Where possible, attach a GPS to your drone. That way, if it does go awol, you'll be able to locate it.
8. Whatever you do, don't fly anywhere near an airport.