DroneBase Footage Now Available At Shutterstock

Posted on 6/7/2018 by Jim Pickerell | Printable Version | Comments (1)

Shutterstock is expanding its aerial footage collection in a new distribution deal that will deliver hundreds of high-quality 4K videos produced by the largest global drone operations company, DroneBase. From a soaring bird’s-eye view of the biggest cities in the world to incredible coastline vistas, all of this immersive content is now available to license for commercial use on Shutterstock.

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Jim Pickerell Posted Jun 11, 2018
From Peter James:

All the Drone Photographers on Drone Base are Turkeys voting for Christmas. Here is an example why, in a question and answer section on their site about the organizations tie up with self destruction specialist Getty images. This question was asked. “Why are we only going to receive 15 dollars when Getty sells its video for 400 dollars on its site?”

This is because you are very unlikely to sell a video for 400 dollars, most video is sold only for a few dollars to Getty’s subscription customers. So 15 dollars a video seems a good deal, a good deal for who? Now Drone base is signing up with Shutterstock can't wait to find out how much Drone pilots receive for their video.

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