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Drone Photography & Video

Kelowna drone photography & video

Aerial photos and video that show what ground-level photos can't: the lot, the view, the lake access and how close everything is.

Price

Included in every real estate package, from $195 · Standalone flights quoted on request

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For listings

In the Okanagan, the setting is often half the price. Drone photos and video show the lot lines, the lake or valley view, the distance to the beach or downtown, and the neighbourhood around the home. For acreages, view lots and lakefront homes, they're usually the first image buyers see.

For developments and businesses

Aerial footage for new developments, golf courses, wineries, resorts and construction progress. It works as a standalone video or as part of a brand or corporate film.

What you get

  • High-resolution aerial photos, edited to match your ground-level photos.
  • Aerial video clips, cut into your listing or corporate film or delivered as footage.
  • Flights planned around light and weather, where regulations allow.

Price

Aerial drone coverage is included in every real estate package, from $195, where weather, airspace, site conditions and regulations permit. For standalone aerial work, ask for a quote. See the full price list.

Common questions.

Do you offer drone photography in Kelowna?

Yes. Pixel Pro adds drone photos and video to real estate, corporate and event shoots across Kelowna and the Okanagan, where regulations allow.

How much does drone cost?

Pixel Pro includes aerial drone coverage in every real estate package, from the $195 Photos package up, where weather, airspace, site conditions and regulations permit. Standalone flights are quoted on request.

Can you fly anywhere?

No. Some areas near the airport, parks and crowds are restricted. Chad checks the location before the shoot and will tell you if drone isn't possible.

What about the weather?

Drone needs low wind and no rain. If conditions are poor, the aerial part of the shoot is moved to another day.