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We are starting to see a move from purely military applications to more civilian pastimes for these ingenious devices.

Although still expensive they are becoming cheaper and it’s easy to see their appeal. They provide a gyroscope’d smooth ride for camera equipment high in the sky where even a helicopter wouldn’t be able to go. All controlled from the safety of remote control.

Check out this video from Omstudios who built their own camera copter to carry a RED movie camera (quite awesome in itself, used by directors such as James Cameron & Peter Jackson) safely in the air.

If you want to try out the idea we found a few low end examples over at amazon. They won’t carry your DSLR but they have built in cameras that will take video. They will give you a great trial run to see if this technology might be for you.

• Infrared, high-grade metallic helicopter
• In-built gyroscope ensures flight stability and hover control
• 3 channel manoeuvrability options: up/down, forward, left/ right
• In-built 1:3 megapixel camera
• Customisable camera angle

If you want the advanced versions then you are looking at a minimum of £3500 at the moment. 2012/13 might see prices come down.

There are many photography courses in London or other areas of the UK available. This country has and always will have a thriving community of experts willing to give their time to teach you the tricks of the trade.

One of these companies, photographycourses.biz comes highly recommended to us. Endorsed by professionals such as Kevin Wilson (widely acclaimed as Europe’s leading wedding and portrait photographer) and photographer/presenter Chris Packham.

They run a variety of courses including 1-to-1 training from one of their experts. So if you are looking for photography courses London, Birmingham or other parts of the UK they can help.

They also have some photography DVD’s aimed at beginners and intermediates that they sell which allow you to master different aspects of photography such as lenses or wedding photography.

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This is the camera that I used to use, the actual one is in bits in the garden shed which is not so good so here is an intact photo.

Back in the days of the minolta 35mm of course we were limited to 24 or 36 exposures and that, I think, is the one change with digital cameras that really re-fired my interest in photography.