[arista]

"They claim it has a negative effect on Wildlife"

Ref: BBC London News



Thats not True birds fly away from them
its Parks in London.
Let the kids fly their drones
they are not hurting anyone

We do not want them in a AsdaWalmart
or Morrisons car park

[DemolitionRed]

Apparently drones all over the world are being legislated against. The establishment can spy on us but are paranoid about us spying on them. We often use a drone for filming when we are climbing; don't know if that will be a legitimate purpose or not

[arista]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Apparently drones all over the world are being legislated against. The establishment can spy on us but are paranoid about us spying on them. We often use a drone for filming when we are climbing; don't know if that will be a legitimate purpose or not

Yes there is a Woman in the House Of Lords (Baroness O' Cathain )
trying to rush it through.

But even if you do not go legal (if it comes in)
loads of Drone users will carry on as they are not effecting the public or air safety places.


And of course Amazon Drones will get UK licenses
as they will be flying to my Home and Bunker
and to old people who can not find HiFi Shops
also to many Business Customers

[Livia]

This does need some legislation. I'm sure a lot of drones are used responsibly but there will be those who use them for dubious purposes. The of course, there's the element of danger, flying them near airfields or airports for instance.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

This does need some legislation. I'm sure a lot of drones are used responsibly but there will be those who use them for dubious purposes. The of course, there's the element of danger, flying them near airfields or airports for instance.

what like flying over chaos garden
while she is sun bathing

[Livia]

Originally Posted by arista

what like flying over chaos garden
while she is sun bathing

Arista... you devil!

[Ninastar]

Originally Posted by arista

what like flying over chaos garden
while she is sun bathing

[Livia]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Any flying over 'No Fly Zones' or other 'obvious' areas such as airports etc, should be shot down as if they were 'enemy' surveillance machines, but I can't really see where a problem is with parks etc. Unless there are nutty drone owners who deliberately target the wildlife to amuse themselves?

... or filming kids... or spying on a girlfriend... I'm not a fan of these things. Everyone's a cameraman now, everyone carries a video camera and a stills camera in the form of a phone. I like to feel I own the copyright on my own image and object to being filmed or photographed... drones, as far as I can see it, are just another layer to this potential gross invasion of privacy.

[Kizzy]

Ok... what's a drone?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Ok... what's a drone?

an aircraft without a pilot, so i presume they mean remote control planes or helicopters? I don't know what all the photography stuff is about....

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Ok... what's a drone?

This thread is about him


NOT USA Army Drones

[Kizzy]

I thought they were just those super light remote control round things with a fan?

Spoiler:

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

I thought they were just those super light remote control round things with a fan?

Spoiler:

I just google imaged "toy drone" and it brought up all sorts of remote control flying things, I don't know

[arista]

This one has a SuperHD 4K camera
that will pick out Chaos in her garden
here or her future nation

[Kizzy]

there's not going to be many kids flying around a £700+ thing like that is there?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

there's not going to be many kids flying around a £700+ thing like that is there?

No they are at £50
as well.


Mass Production
in China
has meant buying in bulk
they can be sold for around just £50

[Kizzy]

I got my son one years ago from national geographic, it was £20 from argos.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

I got my son one years ago from national geographic, it was £20 from argos.

Sure
but with cheap HD Cameras
on many new ones
you can be hidden controlling it with
your phone.



In America
One Lady said she likes to get naked in her High Rise Flat
and she said if a Drone gets near her
High Up
she will Blow it out of the sky with her
registered rifle

[Livia]

The drones referred to here are the ones with integrated cameras.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Livia

The drones referred to here are the ones with integrated cameras.

But how would one with a camera be more disruptive to birds/wildlife then one without a camera?

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

But how would one with a camera be more disruptive to birds/wildlife then one without a camera?

It would be equally disruptive. But with a camera it adds a new intrusive element to these things. Arista's already going to try to catch Chaos in the buff... where will it all end?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

It would be equally disruptive. But with a camera it adds a new intrusive element to these things. Arista's already going to try to catch Chaos in the buff... where will it all end?

Yes its a Example
as 4KHD gets in close

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Livia

It would be equally disruptive. But with a camera it adds a new intrusive element to these things. Arista's already going to try to catch Chaos in the buff... where will it all end?

hhhmmm I'm kind of torn on the subject of drones with cameras, on the one hand, i reckon the vast majority of people aren't going to be using them to spy on people (like my step son likes to make his own minigliders and he often attaches his phone to it, to record the flights) so why should they be penalised because a small minority might? But on the otherhand if you were on the receiving end of a drone privacy invasion then then maybe my opinion would be different. But then again anyone with those intentions would probably just go about that privacy invasion in a different way if drones were illegal

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

hhhmmm I'm kind of torn on the subject of drones with cameras, on the one hand, i reckon the vast majority of people aren't going to be using them to spy on people (like my step son likes to make his own minigliders and he often attaches his phone to it, to record the flights) so why should they be penalised because a small minority might? But on the otherhand if you were on the receiving end of a drone privacy invasion then then maybe my opinion would be different. But then again anyone with those intentions would probably just go about that privacy invasion in a different way if drones were illegal

The Paparazzi already use them. I think if someone flies one over your property you should be able to bring it down with as many shots as you can get off while it passes overhead.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Livia

The drones referred to here are the ones with integrated cameras.

Where does it say that?