Keystone Aerial Surveys: i Fly UltraCam

Recognizing the demand for high-quality digital aerial images, Keystone Aerial Surveys switched from film cameras to UltraCam large format digital aerial cameras from Vexcel Imaging, a Microsoft company. The UltraCam is the source of much of the high resolution imagery seen in Microsoft's Bing Maps. In this feature video, Keystone staff discuss how the UltraCam digital aerial sensors allow the company to take advantage of new business opportunities. For more information on the UltraCam, visit www.iFlyUltraCam.com

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[pilotzach]

You need your commercial certificate to get paid to fly. To be a sensor operator though, you should be set with your degree.

[dakota diesel]

Does anyone know how much this pays and where i can get a job doing this? I am going to graduate in May with a Civil Engineer Technician degree form Southeast Tech in Sioux Falls. I am also working on my PPL. Any idea? Thanks

[aerialsurvey]

Great video, great crew, great camera, great company. Congratulation!

[MrAblize]

Nice video and nice job, Ken. Regards to Mary.

Congratulations.

Amauri

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